Some of the cast and crew of the Royal National Theatre’s production of Warhorse (currently showing at the BGET) out for a promotional canter on Grand Canal Square this afternoon.
(Pix: Oisín Kane)
Update:
Ryan Tubridy astride de horse for his 2FM radio show.
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall ireland)
The Identity Collection: dresses donated by friends and then hewn from blocks of Carrera marble (from which Michaelangelo carved his David) by Scottish sculptor Alasdair Thompson.
More here.
By illustrator Russell Walks.
Simpsonized does Twin Peaks.
Above: FBI special agent Dale Cooper, Nadine Hurley, the Giant, Leyland Palmer and the full cast.
[Above: Will Sliney with his Cú Chulainn’ in Ballycotton, Co Cork last year and, top, Will’s Spider-man]
Anon writes:
“Cork artist Will Sliney [author of Celtic Warrior The Legend of Cú Chulainn’ ] has been announced as the artist on Marvel’s new Spider-Man 2099 series….”
He’s a bit of a legend in fairness.
SPIDER-MAN 2099 Swings Again In New Ongoing Series with Peter David (Newsarama)
Previously: Meanwhile, In Ballycotton
Artist Jacob Hashimoto’s Gas Giant exhibition, currently showing on two floors and a stairwell of the MOCA Pacific Design Center in Los Angeles.
A huge walk-through installation combining traditional Japanese kite-making and sculpture, giving viewers the rather wonderful impression of being inside a three dimensional painting.
Street art six days in the making – by Leon Keer and Remko van Schalk at the EPLF campus at Lausanne, Switzerland.
The trick is to draw them where they’re going to be, not where they are.
New York photographer Barry Rosenthal’s Found In Nature series – a collection of objects found on the coastal area of New York Harbour, pleasingly arranged into themed collages.
Not to be confused with the equally OCD-friendly art of Ursus Wehrli, the ordered traffic videos of Cy Kuckenbaker or the colour-coded candy of Emily Brincoe.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KucwcEVI6CI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ivaQf1jns0
An animatronic collaboration between artist Jordan Wolfson and Hollywood SFX studio Spectral Motion currently on show at the David Zwimmer gallery in New York.
Why yes it is a curvaceous, scantily-clad woman covered in smut dancing in front of a mirror wearing a witch mask.
Since you ask.
An impressive (if slightly truncated of leg) blocky rendering inspired by Salvador Dalí’s The Elephants (1948) by LEGO builder Jin Kei.
