Here are 92+ photos, some of our faves, from the Pulse NY event — PULSE, is a biannual invitational contemporary art fair, that will coincide with The Armory Show February 22-25, 2007. The Fair has been created to bridge the gap between established and alternative art fairs and will feature a range of international galleries […]
Artist Bethan Laura Wood made these clever teacups that reveal designs over time – Stain is a set of a teacups designed to improve through use. This project examines the assumption that use is damaging to a product (For example, scratches on an iPod). The interior surface of the cup is treated so as to […]
Rounding out today’s guitar theme – check out these guitars from Yoshihiko Satoh’s THE ARMS exhibit! Yoshihiko Satoh artworks – [via] Link.
Q writes – From March 1st – April 7th, the Graffiti Research Lab is declaring NYC an OPEN CITY. All the streets and walls have been turned over to the bombers, pranksters and protesters. As a triumph for the GRL’s foreign conquests, and for all the anonymous public works made by servants of the street […]
Madelon shows you how to upholster a tree stump – The STUMP project began in 1999 on the sidewalks of New York City — the sidewalk plots where there are tree stumps are generally neglected spaces left to collect debris. The tree stumps reminded me of the childhood story, The Giving Tree by Shell Silverstein, […]
Phil Hansen painted influences in his life, on himself, for 20 hours… 30 different people that influenced my life were painted one on top of another on my torso. I either painted a picture of the person or an object that represents the person. …People are also wondering how long it took. I spent 20 […]
Artist K. Lo Bue makes amazing Victorian era works from metal, bone and all sorts of interesting materials – check out the rings too… Pictured here – What Mr. Darwin saw… What Mr. Darwin Saw. 2006. Steel spigot handle, Victorian serving fork, Victorian umbrella handle, opal, paua shell, steel, velvet, etched and oxidized brass, paper, […]
