Aaron Demetz - The Tainted, 2012
Wooden sculpture
Bouroullec installation
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Artist Jacob Hashimoto installation Composed of thousands of white kites fabric handmade silk pasted on bamboo frames, this creation is a beautiful structure presented at the Rice Gallery in 2005.
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Brian Oldham, Beautiful Lies (2), 2013
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The artist Lei Xue’s ‘‘Drinking Tea’’ series (2007-13) consists of crumpled porcelain cans decorated with traditional Chinese patterns.
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“I’m not trying to spell out a story. I still think you feel the painting, and the reason you read the mark is because you also feel the mark.”
—Julie MehretuJulie Mehretu, our current 100 Artists featured artist, is seen here in her Berlin studio working on the painting Middle Grey (2007–2009), one work in a suite of seven paintings commissioned by the Deutsche Guggenheim as part of the exhibition Julie Mehretu: Grey Area.
This scene is featured in the Art in the Twenty-First Century Season 5 episode, Systems (2009).
WATCH: Julie Mehretu in Systems [available in the U.S. only] | Additional videos
IMAGES: Production stills from the Art in the Twenty-First Century Season 5 episode, Systems, 2009. © Art21, Inc. 2009.
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Alternative View - 2013 Milan Design Week
‘Autobahn’ by Deborah Milano is displayed during ‘Hybrid Architecture & Design’ at Universita’ degli studi di Milano on April 8, 2013 in Milan, Italy.
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Mona Hatoum - Suspended, 2011
In her installation titled Suspended, a room full of swings initially evokes a playful atmosphere but, upon closer inspection, Hatoum has placed a randomly chosen map on each swing, representing the precariousness of war and randomness of its victims. [collabcubed]
Silicone Colors
By Martin Sati
For every day in 2013 San Francisco based artist Klari Reis will be creating art within the confines of plexiglass petri dishes for a project called The Daily Dish, which is a continuation of a project she completed back in 2009. Klari uses layers of reflective epoxy polymer to create colorful and abstract paintings that look like living microorganisms. And they have the most brilliant names like Octopus Kisses, Moshing At A Pearl Jam Concert, and Jellyfish With A Brooch. We can’t wait to check in on the project to see the progression through the year … 86 days and counting!
