entries Tagged as [art]

Venus in Sequins

‘Philip Colbert created a fashion music film as part of his autumn/winter 2011-12 collection, Venus in Sequins’

The Rodnik Band. Rock band, fashion label. Referencing Duchamp, Van Gogh and Warhol.

Website – with free track downloads – here.

Found via Wearable Art Blog

Urinal in bronze, +Murdoch

Above, artist Sherrie Levine’s Fountain (Buddha) (1996) with Duchamp’s original (1917). From the exhibition, Keeping it Real (2010).

Below, ‘a  personal note from Queen’s Roger Taylor’ (2011).


Roger Taylor: Dear Mr Murdoch

Toilet tag

‘does adding the sticker to your loo make it a work of art?’

R. Mutt sticker. A replicate of the signature on Marcel Duchamp’s ‘readymade’ Fountain (1917).

Snag one here.

Found via Switched On Art

‘Working to Code’

Above, advice from artist Tom Sachs for anyone starting work in a studio. Interns, PAs, gophers. Art, design or otherwise.

Below, Sach’s iconic Prada Toilet, Chanel accessories and the Hermés Value Meal.

Torso

Papercraft polygon torso by Horse Kiechle.

Found via Marius Watz

ZANG Tummm Tummm(y)

The work of Bill Kane. After Marinetti.

For National No Bra Day.

Found via bits&bites

Blast!!

‘Vorticism was a radical art movement that shone briefly but brightly in the years before and during World War I.’

A few months back, I picked up Black Sparrow Press’ reprints of Wyndham Lewis’ Vorticist journal Blast Magazine. Vorticism was the British entry into the realm of modern art.

There were only two issues – which ‘blasted’ old Edwardian forms in favor of the new machine aesthetic that was about to take over the world.

Out with the old, in with the new, as it were.

The two issues of Blast – there were only two – are available for browsing at issuu. Check them out here and here.

I see a connection between Lewis’ work and the original production design of TRON. But that may just be me.

There is also a retrospective now going on at the Tate. Video referencing the work of Vorticist practitioner Henri Gaudier-Brzeska (1891-1915), below.

Err: Art of the factory

Factory mistakes become art. Curated by Jeremy Hutchison.

Details here.



Found via Gregg Berryman

George Charles, I Madonnari

My cousin – former Disney Animation engineer George Charles Polchin – has taken up painting. Pictured, his most recent work from the Santa Barbara 2011 I Madonnari festival.

Royal Brooch

Royal Typewriter Brooch Pin by Sandi, aka Benandi.

Found via The Well-Appointed Desk

‘Secretary’ mouse pad

Mousepad by mirrorgirl.


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