I like discovering interesting artists that I have never heard of before. French artist Bernard Lorjou (1908-1986) is one of them. I still don’t know much about him but I like his work.Bernard Lorjou – Bull and Bullfighter (The Friends)Bernard Lorjou -…
Archive | February 23, 2010
The End Is Never Nigh (A few sentences that never made it elsewhere)
Bloodshedding pieces of black-and-white happiness.The unfair balance of the picture.The wider picture. The bloody wider picture always giving it the color that wasn’t there in the first place.Notice: the wider picture is never the first place. It comes…
Visiting London and Devon next month
I’ve been busy and haven’t posted here as much as I should or want to – there’s so much going on in NYC with Art, but if anything, my focus lately has been on the analytics of Art. Likely, I’ll be attending SmartCamp or as it is called, Social Media Art Camp the weekend after [...]
A Preview Of The Elephant Parade in London
n May over 250 resin elephants will hit the streets of London for the Elephant Parade. The video above is the first of three short films showing the making of one of them. Founders of The Treatment Rooms Baroness Carrie von Reichardt and the Loving Mr Spunky combine their artistic skills with Nick Reynolds and Eugene Eebrill to make their one, named Phoolan.
Glowing Shoes In Richmond
From Alice:
“These glowing shoes have been spotted around town in Richmond, Virginia, at least 12 pairs. The shoes are hung like ordinary shoes that are thrown over a power line, only these are only found in bare trees. Not really sure what the meaning behind it all is but they sure are peaceful. Each shoe has a small solar panel attached to the heel and they come alive as the sun goes down. The light that glows from within also flickers like a campfire. Every pair seen is a pair of mens, black dress shoes. One other thing is that they all have a gold anchor moniker on the heel.”