Jamie Isenstein’s work questions the traditional divisions between sculpture, performance, and video. Isenstein is known for blurring the lines between performance and sculpture, often through her use of her own body as a ready-made object.
October 25th, 2011
Rebecca Massey’s ghostly post-apocalyptic narrative photographs transport you to another time where the end of the world is merely the beginning of a new universe.
October 25th, 2011
While combining realism and expressionism, Mao Yanyang new works surprises the observer with very audacious paintings. Using daily broadcasted images he appeals to the spectator’s collective and individual memory shaped true years of media confrontation.
But there’s a very big difference between those known images and Mao Yanyang’s Works. The audacity of the artist’s ideas is expressed true the constant presence of several microphones in every single one of his paintings. This presence might seem kind of irrelevant and surreal, certainly when the artist is depicting war scenes, but they symbolize in fact the transformation of our world into an image consuming universe.
October 25th, 2011
Vancouver based Ben Skinner’s text based work is inspired by hand made folk objects, nostalgia, the banal, and the inherent history in old objects.
October 25th, 2011
Lorenzo Nanni uses silk and embroidery to create incredibly detailed sculptures of underwater creatures and various forms of botany. Lorenzo also creates prosthetic jewelry that also takes on the natural and organic forms of his sculptures.
October 25th, 2011
Richard Vergez’s beautiful handmade collages inspired by post-punk, Dada, and Surrealism.
October 24th, 2011
Check out this simple yet beautiful animation by Jens Blank about Greenpeace’s efforts to stop illegal fishing practices in the Europe. Watch the full video after the jump!
David Mendez Alonso’s Parts of a Whole
David Mendez Alonso is a Spanish born artist whose work is out of this world. He separates his elements around the page letting each vignette breathe and forming what I think is a quite explosive finished work. His pieces have a beautiful dialogue.
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