Aerial is an awesome new site-specific installation created by Baptiste Debombourg (previously) at an old Benedictine monastery called Brauweiler Abbey near Cologne, Germany. Debombourg used numerous sheets of shattered laminate glass to mimic a frothy flood of water rushing into a room. Remarkably beautiful work. We wish we could view it in person. See more of Aerial by clicking on the thumbnails here.
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bark, Amelia Bauer
by kadist
Tomorrow, Wednesday night, is a special off-site Kadist Wednesday event!
“How can the arts participate in a creative and collective production of our shared future? How can we make visible our shared concerns about the political landscape of this country?”
Protest signs, posters and banners are some of the clearest manifestations of the visual language of political action. For this project, the Kadist Art Foundation, in collaboration with BAM/PFA, invited politically inclined artists and writers to make a protest poster that addresses specific events or generalized demands. Come view the results, join some of the artists in a wide-ranging conversation of protest, and take home a poster.
Participating Artists: Zarouhie Abdalian, John Baldessari, Amy Balkin, Dodie Bellamy, Amy Franceschini, Doug Hall, Kevin Killian, Paul Kos, Tony Labat, Shaun O’Dell, Rigo 23, Piero Golia, Jordan Kantor, Martha Rosler, Allan Sekula, Mungo Thomson, Natasha Wheat.Image: Allan Sekula
by kadist
Matchstick sculptures of Michelangelo and Picasso by David Mach
by arpeggia
by ryandonato
Letter U by Dan Tobin Smith
by Brian Dettmer
Edward Kinsella III
