The Salmon of Capistrano 3 | Comic Book Heroes Get A Gorgeous Native American Makeover We all know Batman when we see him, but he always looks a little different, depending on the artist. Whereas in the hands of Dick Sprang, Batman is a barrel-chested 1920s strong man, in the hands of Frank Miller, Batman is an ever-evolving shadow of sinew--a monster darker than the night itself. Even still, we’d never seen Batman imagined as a Native American warrior before Jeffrey Veregge, an artist and member of the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe (located just outside of Seattle), depicted him alongside Superman, Iron Man, Spider-Man, and Flash through traditional Coast Salish design. “I want people get a chance to relate to an art form that has been used primarily to tell the tales of my people and heritage,” Veregge tells Co.Design. Now most of you will recognize Veregge’s superheroes, but what of their intricate lines? It just so happens that the Coast Salish visual framework works superbly for superheroes, as the trigons fire your eyes across the forms like arrows midflight.
Stumblers Who Like Most Amazing Miniature Food Artworks by Shay Aaron Shay Aaron is a brilliant artist from Israel who makes the most astonishing miniature food jewelry. These foodstuffs look so beautiful that we would desire to eat them. Actually, there’s a whole market out there for miniature food. Not actual stuff you can eat, but beautifully hand made designs of steaks, burgers, pies, vegetables, eggs and pretty much food artworks you can think of. Comments comments I can't catalogue these visions, for most, mercifully, are blurred by I can't catalogue these visions, for most, mercifully, are blurred by morning, leaving only a vague uneasiness and a reluctance to be alone even in the brightest sunshine Paintings by Akihito Takuma Title: Greg Egan
About 23 This is about the synchronicity number 23, and thus about the phenomena of synchronicity in general. To write about this topic objectively is impossible, as all experiences are necessarily subjective, involving as they do the element of consciousness, which cannot be instrumented. This is perhaps a study in the affirmation that any assertion of an objective observer is inherently impossible, and yet at the same time there is a deeply imbedded pattern of coherency in all that we regard as random. Randomness itself is nothing more than a pattern of deeply imbedded complexity of order; an order so complex it is not immediately discernible or obvious. My first synchronicity experiences with numbers were not with 23, but with 2:22:22, first seen as the time on my digital watch on the Summer Solstice in 1981. That is to some degree what happened with me and twenty three. During the same period I was also intensely interested in the golden mean.
DAL EAST EN SOHO,MÁLAGA - All City Canvas - All City Canvas El artista Chino Dal East hizo recientemente un viaje a la ciudad de Málaga, España; para llevar a cabo un ave gigante en la zona del Soho o también conocido como el Barrio de las Artes. Dicho barrio se encuentra actualmente en etapa de rehabilitación ya que, a pesar de haber sido años atrás una zona residencial burguesa, con el paso del tiempo se fue degradando. Debido a dicha situación los habitantes de la comunidad plantearon la iniciativa de reactivar la zona a través de la creación de un Distrito Cultural, donde se ofrezca una diversidad de actividades culturales, entre ellas la intervención de muros, exposiciones en museos y galerías, obras de teatro y más. Imágenes cortesía de Dal East & MAUS Málaga Tags: Dal East
4 Bizarre Experiments That Shouldn't Be Repeated by Megan Wilde 1. The Real World: Mental Hospital Edition This is the true story of three schizophrenics, who all believed they were Jesus Christ. It wasn’t long before they stopped being polite and started getting real crazy. In 1959, social psychologist Milton Rokeach wanted to test the strength of self-delusion. Rokeach hoped the Christs would give up their delusional identities after confronting others who claimed to be the same person. Unable to turn the other cheek, the three Christs often argued until punches were thrown. But the behavior of the schizophrenics isn’t even the most bizarre part. As part of the experiment, the psychologist wanted to see just how entrenched each man’s delusions were. At the end of their two-year stay, each man still believed he was the one and only son of God. 2. In 1963, Dr. Delgado was among a small group of researchers developing a new type of electroshock therapy. Delgado’s next challenge was to experiment with bulls in Spain. 3. 4.
John Stezaker Born 1949, in Worcester, UK Lives and works in London, UK 2017 Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester, UK (forthcoming) Paul Nash and the Uncanny Landscape: An Exhibition Curated by John Stezaker, York Art Gallery, York, UK (forthcoming) Lost World, City Gallery Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand (forthcoming) John Stezaker: Horse, Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, UK 2016 John Stezaker, Sidney Cooper Gallery, Canterbury, UK John Stezaker and Marcel Broodthaers, Gallery Sofie Van de Velde, Antwerp, Belgium 2015 The Truth of Masks, Richard Gray Gallery, Chicago, USA [cat] Touch, The Approach at Independent Régence, Brussels, Belgium Film Works, De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill On Sea, UK Collages, The Netherlands Fotomuseum, Rotterdam, The Netherlands The Projectionist, The Approach, London, UK 2014 John Stezaker: New Silkscreens, Petzel Gallery, New York, USA John Stezaker: Collages, Anna Schwartz Gallery, Sydney, Australia 2005 Archiv & Erzählung [Archives and Narration]: John Stezaker and T.J.
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Artista mexicana analiza diferencias entre Berlín y Ciudad de México | Cultura | DW.DE | 08.01.2014 ¿Cómo surge la fisonomía de las ciudades y qué efectos tiene sobre sus habitantes? La pintora mexicana Vanessa Farfán (Ciudad de México, 1977) sostiene que el hecho de que la Ciudad de México haya sido erigida sobre un lago y Berlín a lo largo del río Spree, influye en la fisonomía urbana, en el movimiento de sus habitantes y en el aparente orden y caos que prevalece en ambas metrópolis, hermanas desde 1993. Las ciudades y el comportamiento de sus habitantes se convirtieron en el principal interés creativo de la artista a raíz de su llegada a Berlín hace tres años. “Como inmigrante mexicana este choque de pasar de una ciudad a otra es bastante fuerte y me empecé a interesar en el movimiento de la gente, en porqué la sociedad es tan ordenada en Berlín y tan caótica en la Ciudad de México“, afirma en conversación con DW. Farfan en su taller en Berlín. Los mapas, la piel de las ciudades Los mapas, la piel de las ciudades. Berlín: del pavor al amor Diferencias en el desperdicio del tiempo.
8 mujeres artistas para seguirles la pista Twitter575 575facebook15.5K 15.5Kpinterest27 27google plus165Share 165linked in5 En días pasados el sitio web buzzfeed.com publicó un conteo con 8 artistas urbanas a quienes seguirles la pista en Instagram. Paola Delfín, México Paola Delfín es una artista visual mexicana con un especial interés en la figura femenina. La mexicana lo mismo utiliza aerosol que acrílico, plumón o tinta, papel o tela, cualquier medio es una posibilidad para desarrollar su propuesta dinámica de estética femenina. Paola Delfín ha intervenido el Foro Cultural MUJAM (2012), expuesto su trabajo en Common People (2013) y en fechas recientes realizó un viaje por Europa donde llevó a cabo una serie de murales en distintas ciudades del viejo continente. instagram.com/paola_delfin Ledania, Colombia El nombre real de esta colombiana es Diana Ordoñez, una artista visual especializada en la ilustración y el arte urbano. Hace de su trabajo una experiencia simbólica, en momentos mítica y con una carga poética inherente.
Dejen de hacer arte, hagan publicidad (Zona MACO 2014) Términos y Condiciones 7Boom es propiedad de Medios Brutales S.A de C.V, con domicilio en Tiburcio Montiel 96-A, Col. San Miguel Chapultepec y al momento de utilizar 7boom, el usuario acepta los términos y condiciones que se describen a continuación: Aviso de Privacidad. En cumplimiento a lo establecido en los artículos 15 y 16 de la Ley Federal de Protección de Datos Personales en Posesión de los Particulares, 7boom informa en este acto y el titular de los datos acepta, que la información que se recaba tiene como fin y está destinada a: (i) proveer servicios personalizados de contenido, (ii) informar sobre servicios relacionados y adquiridos por el usuario, (iii) facilitar promociones que requieran datos del usuario, (iv) evaluar la calidad del servicio brindado y (v) como material para estudios internos sobre el comportamiento del usuario en la plataforma de 7Boom. Jurisdicción y competencia.