Vincent Debanne, Now that’s a guy who knows where to install giant slides… though some might prefer the […]
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Ariel Schlesinger is an Israeli artist I first got to know as ariel.chico through his often brilliant contributions […]
Frogs are a threatened species: their natural wetland habitats have disappeared with modern farming and the growth of […]
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Yesterday on the way from the Weimar train station to the Bauhaus University, Christine Hill showed me the […]
Today is January 17th – Art’s Birthday. It was the French Fluxus artist Robert Filliou who in 1963 […]
I’ll be back with heavy machinery later on. In the meantime here’s some easy watching: Tony Matelli’s work […]
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Mary Mattingly’s computer-enhanced photography and videos portrait a world she believes the human race will one day inhabit. […]
Last May, i blogged about Plagiarismo, an exhibition that tried to demonstrate that the appropriation and re-formulation of […]
Call it new media art, interactive art, call it any way you like, just go, spend money and […]
My kind of humour i guess… I never invite my friends again, they are weird! I By Olaf […]
Everything I Do is Art, But Nothing I Do Makes Any Difference is a playable level for Half […]
Second part of my report on Betes de Style/Animals With Style, at the MUDAC museum in Lausanne. One […]
Show Time, an exhibition of Julian Opie‘s works is kicking off today at the CAC in Malaga, Spain. […]
The adorable Lauren Cornell from rhizome recently asked me to send a quote to show my support to […]
Dr Lakra, aka Jeronimo Lopez Ramírez, is a tattoo artist living near Mexico City. He started applying his […]
The NEXT2006 conference ended yesterday in Copenhagen. The exhibition is open till tomorrow, Sunday December 3. I hardly […]
Whether it’s to get away from a personal crisis or from universal threats, from time to time we […]
Image from the Shanghai Cosplay performance by Tobias Bernstrup. Via Valentina Tanni.
By Chinese photographer Zeng Han.
A Visual Weapon. Soviet Photomontages 1917-1953 is a fascinating exhibition currently running at Passage de Retz in Paris. […]
Artist Rebecca Horn currently has a big exhibition in Berlin’s Martin Gropius Bau. The show very chronologically shows […]
I never thought i’d ever have any reason to go to the Pantheon in Paris. Today i did. […]
Fabio Paris Art Gallery (from Brescia, Italy) was showing a couple of nice works at Artissima, such as […]
Yesterday evening i visited Salt on the Wound, an exhibition of some of most significant works of American […]
I don’t like everything Bruno Peinado creates. But when i do, i spam all my friends with images […]
Artissima, the art fair that closed yesterday in Turin, was even more recreative than the last edition i […]
The Singapore Miracle, a tree that periodically “rains” 2000 litres of water. By IEPE, the creator of the […]
Just back from my first trip to Artissima. Ladies with necklaces, chihuahua under the arm and super shiny […]
Sexobject, a 1979 performance complete with rubber bands, leather corset, whip and balloons filled with black ink. By […]
Three images from China. Police-Exercise The first is from photographer Ebru Erülkü and it’s part of Beijing Case, […]
I meant to visit Ssamzie Space when I was in Seoul a couple of weeks ago. Unfortunately, I […]
Moby, by Louis de Cordier, is a Life-Unit, consisting of an individual sleep module with extensions, such as […]
Situated several hours north of Tokyo, the region of Echigo-Tsumari invited a few years ago some artists and […]
I got a chance to pay a short visit to Art Center Nabi, a non-profit media art center […]
In 2003, Franz Alken came up with Superbot / Machines will eat itself, to comment on commercial data-mining. […]
A very nice collection of suits customized for sea lions. Designed by Japanese artist Takashi Kuribayashi and presented […]
Earlier this month, Hussein Chalayan wowed the Paris runway audience (and the blogs!) with five dresses that twitch, […]
By Margi Geerlinks. More images from her work.
Richard Wilson‘s black cab and spinning Caravan. are sexing up the Barbican Art Gallery, London, until Jan 14 […]