The ‘urban interventions’ of French artist Benedetto Bufalino: from cars transformed into pizza overs to mobile disco mixer trucks and aquarium mini-diggers. Bufalino installs much of his work in public places, inviting unsuspecting passers-by to engage with it.
More here.
Tele Present Wind by artist David Bowen currently on display at Azkuna Zentroa in Bilbao, Spain.
To wit: 126 plant stalks attached to x/y tilting mechanisms moving in perfect synchronicity with a similar plant outdoors fitted with an accelerometer.
Make of it what you will.
Surreal scenes from New Yorks concrete jungle – oil on canvas paintings by artist Matthew Grabelsky.
Sugar-coated robo-goodness by artist Eric Joyner.
From an exhibition at Corey Helford Gallery in LA this month (if you’re passing).
The outstanding origami of the multitalented Robby Kraft, who teaches coding to designers and artists at Parsons School of Art And Design in New York and the superbly named School For Poetic Computation.
The adorable liquid-eyed creations of Spanish artist Javier Calleja – exhibiting from next week at Galeria Yusto/Giner at Marbella, near the artist’s home town of Malaga.
ADA – a large inflatable ‘drawing tool’ created by Polish artist Karina Smigla-Bobinski.
To wit, a helium filled balloon studded with charcoal tipped spikes with which visitors had fun over the course of a week, marking up the white floor and walls of a room at Muffathalle in Berlin.
Eighty² – a limited-edition fine art print by Scott Park
As distinct from his also excellent and previously mistakenly posted (apologies for the confusion) celebration of women in TV and movies – Hall Of Heroes (below).
A 9 meter tall Dalmation balances a real taxi (a donated Toyota Prius sans engine but with working lights and windscreen wipers) on its nose in a new public art sculpture by Donald Lipski in New York, designed to welcome visitors to the Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital.
In fairness.
