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Showing posts with label Artists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Artists. Show all posts
FIRE IN MY BELLY
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT IN THIS VIDEO!!!!
Peep this HIGHLY controversial video art piece that was removed from HIDE/SEEK exhibition because it was offensive to some Christians...
"the Smithsonian would never have their little ants crawling all over an image of Muhammad."-Catholic League President Bill Donohue
It was later found that the video was meant to inspire AIDS awareness and prevention.
ART: ARMSTROCK's "NOCTURNE ON A DRAINPIPE FLUTE"
Infamous street artist Armstruck is back at it again with a new exhibit opening, entitled "NOCTURNE ON A DRAINPIPE FLUTE," in Denmark on December 10th, at Wonderland Art Space in Copenhagen.
"The best way we can describe Armsrock's work is classical technique thrown through a stream of urban consciousness filter. There will definitely be more of this at Wonderland." -Juxtapoz Magazine
Check it out...*
| (This is SO DOPE) |
*All images courtesy of Juxtapose Magazine
Art: Jason Bryant and his exhibit "Trilogy"
From Juxtapoz.com:
"Trilogy is a continuation and further exploration of Jason Bryant's fascination with film, skateboarding culture and the presentation of the self. This show, opening Thursday, is composed of eight large-scale paintings, showcases his signature photorealistic style through aggressive compositional cropping and the uniform editing out of a subject's eyes with technical refinement."
Check out these pics from this exhibit:
| (This one is my favorite) |
To read more about the exhibit and the artist click here.
Freaks...
Titi Freak definitely knows how to find the order in the chaotic. The Brazilian/ Japanese artist is a mad man with a method, never wasting a single brush stroke in any of his pieces. Currently, he has a solo show entitled Sempre (meaning "ALWAYS") in Brazil that is doing mightily well.
Lost Art Magazine stated about the talented artist and his solo show:
Check out more of his work below:
(Check out his process!!! SO ILL!!!)
*Pictures courtesy of juxtapoz.com
Lost Art Magazine stated about the talented artist and his solo show:
“Everything has a purpose and Titi's vision is sharp and clear. The gallery was packed with family, friends, admirers, collectors, and media. The use of the gallery space including some empty space and benches to sit allows for the visitors/viewers to contemplate his art without distractions. This is Titi's best show ever and it was a privilege to see it in person.”
Check out more of his work below:
(Check out his process!!! SO ILL!!!)
*Pictures courtesy of juxtapoz.com
Appreciating Art: Swoon
Swoon, 31, female graffiti artist based in New York City focuses on creating life-sized, cut-out, wheat paste prints and paper cutouts of figures inspired by people in her life. Swoon isn't her government name... she's avoiding prosecution for vandalism crimes associated with her street art.
CHECK OUT THE INTERVIEW!
Appreciating Art: Kyla Paolucci
Sentient Nation appreciates the art of up and coming graphic designer and artist, Kyla Paolucci, deals with the expressions of human thought and emotion.
"I attempt to represent the internal nature of a being by external means, whether it be through grotesque figures or abstract mark-making."- Kyla Paolucci
Though her work is an artistic manifestation of her own experience, she hopes others will find comfort in it, too: "Very influenced by suffering life as well as all of life's kicks." She uses materials that are inexpensive or free and plays with multiple mediums that partner with color choice. There is a playful and juvenile quality to her work that acquires sophistication in its own nature. "It is about searching for the unconscious mind, finding the balance between the internal and the external, and trusting the self." Check out a few of her pieces and stay on the look out for more!
(Though you may not be able to tell, the main material used for this piece was construction paper!)
"I attempt to represent the internal nature of a being by external means, whether it be through grotesque figures or abstract mark-making."- Kyla Paolucci
Though her work is an artistic manifestation of her own experience, she hopes others will find comfort in it, too: "Very influenced by suffering life as well as all of life's kicks." She uses materials that are inexpensive or free and plays with multiple mediums that partner with color choice. There is a playful and juvenile quality to her work that acquires sophistication in its own nature. "It is about searching for the unconscious mind, finding the balance between the internal and the external, and trusting the self." Check out a few of her pieces and stay on the look out for more!
(Though you may not be able to tell, the main material used for this piece was construction paper!)
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