A new work in Paris by Spanish street artist Pejac.
Category Archives: Art/Craft
T-shirts designed by the Belfast artist Rita Duffy on sale at the Ulster Museum in Belfast on Saturday.
(Pix: Erica Brandt)
Auditory Stagnation (2012) by Su Jeong Yi
A mere preliminary sketch of the productivity-gobbling art treasurhouse on offer at Great Art In Ugly Rooms – a Tumblr wherein great art is observed situated in ugly rooms.
Above: Self Portrait (1910) by William Orpen, American Gothic (1930) by Grant Wood, Portrait of The Artist’s Mother (1871) by James Abbott McNeill Whistler and one of Maurizio Cattelan’s taxidermied horses.
The world’s largest rubber duck arrived in L.A. Port yesterday as part of the Tall Ships festival.
The Dutch artist who created the six-storey duck sez:
“It can relieve the world’s tensions as well as define them”
Before giggling into a stoned heap.
Previously: Rubber Duckzilla
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From We Go To The Gallery, a limited edition artworkby Miriam Elia, who sez:
‘We Go to the Gallery’ is the first in a series of Dung Beetle Learning books designed to make scary subjects approachable for the under 5s. Printed in bold colours and written in a clear and cheerful tone, each book will drag families into the darker recesses of the collective unconscious, for their broader cultural benefit.
For just as the humble dung beetle gathers faeces from the forest floor in which to lay its eggs, the child also lays its ‘eggs of knowledge’ in the turd of its own mind.
All righty then.
The Japanese art of Hitofude Ryuu (‘dragon with one stroke’) where the head of a dragon is created with various calligraphic flourishes and then its entire body is rendered with an oversized sumi brush in one masterful stroke, as demonstrated by masters of the art at Kousyuuya studio in Nikko, Japan.
Fowl Gowns
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Scenes from the annual Pied Piper Duck Show organised by farmer Barry Harrington for the last 30 years at the Sydney Royal Easter Show.
