Daniel Buren

Daniel Buren: "

Daniel Buren

Work from his exhibition at Kunsthalle Baden-Baden.

“…Daniel Buren develops a sequence of site-specific interventions for the Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden that engage with Hermann Billing’s neoclassicist building. The wall-high structures decisively alter our perception of the architecture and, by interacting with light, color, and reflections, create impressive spatial sensations of the rooms in which they are deployed. The Café Kunsthalle also undergoes a new configuration, which will be preserved for the duration of the exhibition and beyond.

Furthermore Daniel Buren spans the exhibition across the urban landscape of Baden-Baden. With more than 100 flags, designed by the artist, the glamorous spa town is transformed into an extension of the exhibition space, with the Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden as its core…” – Kunsthalle Baden-Baden

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Barbara Matthews

Barbara Matthews: "

Photos by Barbara Matthews.

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Steven Yazzie

Steven Yazzie: "

Paintings by Steven Yazzie.

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Ki Yoong

Ki Yoong: "

Drawings by Ki Yoong.

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Mark Reigelman II

Breaking the Bottle by Mark Reigelman II: "

Mark Reigelman II has an installation on display at Heller Gallery in NYC called Breaking the Bottle.

Over 1,000 lbs. of 100% recycled glass and 20 gallons of Epoxy Resin is used to cover twelve typical household objects from chairs to books to bearskin rugs. Covered in about 40 layers of broken tumbled glass, the tedious process took about three months.

Inspired by the protective glass crenelations found on fences, rooftops and surrounding homes all over the world, the glass objects sit on a pedestal that has the same dimensions as Reigelman’s childhood living room. Reigelman says of the installation, “By fusing elements of protection with objects of the home, my installation debates the need for fervent homestead defense while pointing out the repercussions of over-protection and the impact it has on social dialogue.”

The exhibition runs through July 30, 2011.

Photos by Norman Nelson and Jared Zagha.

Federico Saenz-Recio

Federico Saenz-Recio: "

Argentinian artist Federico Saenz-Recio has some really great pieces of moody art. I especially love the pops of color in the black and white abstracts, as well as the mixture of simple childlike doodles and complex layers. Pictured above is Don’t Think…Feel.

Imagining the Path

Following the Self

Nature Provides

Like A Child

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Nemanja Knežević

Nemanja Knežević: "

Photos by Nemanja Knežević. Belgrade.

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Daniel Danger

New Works by Daniel Danger: "

Last year we presented an exclusive look into the New England studio of printmaker and fine artist Daniel Danger (seen here). With Danger's solo show at Tara McPherson's Cotton Candy Machine Gallery in Brooklyn just around the corner, Hi-Fructose is excited to get a glimpse at a few of the new screen prints and original works that will be debuting this weekend. In addition the works shown after the jump, Danger will also be bringing selected past works including figures, gig posters and records. It all goes down tomorrow Friday, July 8th and the show will be on view until the 31st.

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Andre De Freitas

Andre De Freitas: "

Double Exposure Photography by Andre De Freitas





More Photography by Andre De Freitas

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Noah Kalina

Noah Kalina Photography: "

Photography of the CAnadian Noah Kalina…

> More Noah Kalina Photography HERE…

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Frederick F.

The Colosseum by Frederick F.: "

The Colosseum by Frederick F. is a surreal hide and seek, shot at the Colosseum, Rome now available as Art Print. Interesting…

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Rune Guneriussen

Lights portraits: "

Amazing lights photography and installation by Rune Guneriussen

More to see on whitezine

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Fran Dominguez

BLACK SERIES (I): "

Photography by Fran Domínguez

Via WWW.FRAN-BLOG.COM

Rose Nolan

Rose Nolan: "

Melbourne-based Rose Nolan’s playful yet reflective word art. See more here.

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Willian Sanfer

Abstract Pixel by Willian Sanfer: "

more: flickr.com/williansanfer

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Shinya Okayama

Paintings by Shinya Okayama: "




Great artworks by Japanese based artist Shinya Okayama. Born in Ibaraki Prefecture in 1982, Okayama studied at Sokei academy of fine art & design in 2003–2006. In 2007, he studied at Advanced department in the same school.







More inspirations

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Rennie Ellis

Rennie Ellis Photography: "

Australian photographer Rennie Ellis (1940–2003) manifested his lust for life in the incredibly raw and titillating images of seventees and eightees that perfectly capture the heyday of rebellion, sexual experimentation, high fashion and tomfoolery.

More Pics and Info here.

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