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August 11, 2010
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Jason Hackenwerth

Jason Hackenwerth

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July 31, 2010
in installation art fine art reflection rainbow
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Olafur Eliasson

Olafur Eliasson

July 31, 2010
in art fine art installation rainbows reflection
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Olafur Eliasson

Olafur Eliasson

July 24, 2010
in Illustration art fine art peacock feathers drawing
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Aurel Schmidt

Aurel Schmidt

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July 24, 2010
in Illustration drawing art fine art peacock
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Aurel Schmidt

Aurel Schmidt

July 21, 2010
in nature tree branch installation art art installation wood jars glass
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Urban Nature,  Naoko Ito

Urban Nature, 

Naoko Ito

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July 21, 2010
in nature installation art fine art wood branches tree
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Urban Nature,  Naoko Ito

Urban Nature, 

Naoko Ito

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July 20, 2010
in inflatable pig art fine art piglet
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Paul Mcarthy.  Photo by Priscilla Tienkamp.

Paul Mcarthy.  Photo by Priscilla Tienkamp.

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July 9, 2010
in painting portrait portraiture figure art fine are
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Kevin Ledo

Kevin Ledo

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July 9, 2010
in painting figure fine art art
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Kevin Ledo

Kevin Ledo

July 9, 2010
in painting fine art art
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Kevin Ledo

Kevin Ledo

July 5, 2010
in charcoal fingerprints art fine art drawing
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Judith Braun

Judith Braun

July 5, 2010
in charcoal fingerprints art fine art
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Judith Braun

Judith Braun

July 4, 2010
in music math art animation
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Such gold on vimeo today… this video is an abstract animation, that visually organizes the music.  It’s amazing!

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July 3, 2010
in sculpture installation installation art bees honeycomb honey art fine art
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revitalizeimagination: “Unbearable Lightness is an amazing art installation from Dutch designer Tomáš Gabzdil which features 40,000 bees and a honeycomb sculpture of a martyred Jesus Christ. Industrious bees created a honeycomb skin over the laser sintered framework, before filling each cell with honey they produce. Next, the bees worked hard to remove the honey from the cells only to return it to their own beehive, cleaning the figure and restoring the wax cells to their original state. Gabzdil made the honeycomb a red-orange color to symbolize the cross.”

revitalizeimagination:

“Unbearable Lightness is an amazing art installation from Dutch designer Tomáš Gabzdil which features 40,000 bees and a honeycomb sculpture of a martyred Jesus Christ.

Industrious bees created a honeycomb skin over the laser sintered framework, before filling each cell with honey they produce. Next, the bees worked hard to remove the honey from the cells only to return it to their own beehive, cleaning the figure and restoring the wax cells to their original state. Gabzdil made the honeycomb a red-orange color to symbolize the cross.”


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