Whimsical, unauthorised defacements in NYC by street artist Tom Bob.
Category Archives: Art/Craft
Das Portal
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A new work in Mannheim, Germany (as part of the city’s annual STADT WAND KUNST mural festival) by the artist 1010, enigmatic 3D portals being his thing.
An intriguing installation celebrating the 20th year as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.of the fortress city of Carcassonne in Southern France.
Created by Swiss artist Felice Varini and commissioned by the Centre des Monuments Nationaux, the concentric patterns are actually thin sections of coloured aluminium, carefully adhered to the ancient city walls in anamorphic patterns that will remain in place until September.2018.
Art Of Neon
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Australian street artist Drew Straker paints unique 2D murals that look like neon signs using only aerosol spray and a special technique that makes his creations appear to glow and ‘pop’ off the wall.
Juicy Fruit
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Sistine Apple.
Oil on canvas portraits of stained-glass style backlit slices of fruit by artist Dennis Wojtkiewicz.
The frankly astounding miniature model making superpowers of Taiwanese artist, Hank Cheng.
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On the wall of Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum, a huge mural by the late artist Keith Haring is revealed after thirty years shuttered behind weatherboarding installed a few years after its completion in 1986.
Using the vintage effect of blending colourful liquids and chemicals to simulate nebulae and galaxies (a technique employed in films like 2001: A Space Odyssey) Nicolas Arnol visualises ‘the uncharted territories of outer space’.
An original and rather excellent 2017 short by Lucas Leyva and Jillian Mayer that uses the traditional Japanese puppeteer theatre of bunraku to tell the story of two of the anonymous folk seen fleeing the gargantuan onslaught of Godzilla and friends in Japanese disaster movies.
To wit:
The first Mothra film to make it to Sundance. A day in the life of a Husband and a Wife, living in a world of giant monsters.