Aladdin Sane, The Man Machine, Thriller and Country Life by Kamil Bialogryzywy – the first installment of an ongoing series.
Tag Archives: Art
Sharkeynado
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Good Godwin.
In the window of Kevin Sharkey‘s gallery today on Molesworth Street, Dublin.
Name those ‘Nazis’.
Thanks Áine
Superstylin’
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San Antonio based barber Rob The Original cuts and colours celebrity portraits, video game graphics and whatever you’re having yourself into his clients’ closely shorn scones.
He posts videos of the cuts here and photos of the results here.
Six superyacht concepts designed by Vasily Klyukin: the 65m long Mondrian, 80m Manhattan, 63m White Swan, 78m Mississippi and 65m Red Shark.
The ‘About’ section on Vasily’s website explains all you need to know.
Jaysus.
Andy Sheridan writes:
“Seen in the children’s drawing area at the National Museum of ireland Collins Barracks [Benburb Street, Dublin]…kids today, eh?”
Shout it out.
A beautifully constructed art and design website for Irish designers/artists.
Michael Whelan writes:
“I have launched an Irish art & design website called Yeller.ie…I think a lot of your readers would be into the stuff we’ll be posting.
We intend on bringing Ireland’s creative community together in one place, not only the artists and contributors, but the readers, galleries, venues and events around the city. As the site grows, Yeller will also act as a platform for the other sides of Dublin’s culture, as well as being an outlet for journalism and satire. From this, we can deliver a site that is both informative as well as entertaining…”
Fight!
Endless Art
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ALL art is quite useless according to Oscar Wilde.
Danleo, Denise Nestor, Maser/Leah Burke (Homebird), Will St. Ledger, will be flogging their wares masters of their arts.
Where? The Copper House Gallery on Thursday, May 1st.
Dee Reddy writes:
“Marriage Equality’s vision is of an Ireland in which same sex couples, our families and our children enjoy equality. The contributing artists, the event sponsors and No Fixed Abode share this vision and hope that through this exhibition we can raise funds for Marriage Equality to continue their amazing work ahead of the referendum on same-sex marriage in 2015.”
From April 1st until next Monday (April 14th) French artist Abraham Poincheval has been living inside the hollowed out carcass of a bear in the main salon of the Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature in Paris.
Having kitted out the tiny enclosure with everything he needs to survive, including food, water, activities and a toilet, his goal is to test his physical limits and increase his understanding of animal nature during hibernation.
Visitors are encouraged to interact with Poincheval and there’s also a live feed.
Emojination
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Edward Hopper, Michelangelo, Jan Provoost and others, appropriately augmented in an ongoing series by Ukrainian illustrator Nastya Nudnik.