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Category Archives: Whimsey
Crayola Totems
Vietnam native Diem Cheu creates delicate totems made out of Crayola crayons. What kind of cultural beliefs or story do you think they tell?
Posted in Aborigional Cultures, Contemporary, Farmboy Fine Arts, Indian Art, South East Asian, Whimsey
Tagged carve, carving, Crayolla, Crayons, visual art
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Showtel
This year marks the 8th annual SHOWTEL exhibition of site-specific art in all media including installation, sculpture, video, sound and performance art. Each year, more than twenty artists are selected to transform hotel rooms into conceptual art environments on view … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Assemblage, Contemporary, Farmboy Fine Arts, Whimsey, installation
Tagged art installation, design, hotel, interior design, Showtel
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Stinky Valentine
A farmer in southern Minnesota has made a heart out of manure in a romantic gesture that gives unique meaning to the words “love stinks.” Bruce Andersland made the 800-metre-wide heart for his wife of 37 years in their farm … Continue reading
Posted in Assemblage, Eco / Earth Art, Farmboy Fine Arts, Whimsey
Tagged heart, Love, Valentine's Day
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You'll Need Speakers to Believe This
Alexis Malbert a.k.a. TapeTronic recycles old school audio cassettes. Check out this video showing different scratch cassette methods. Follow the link to witness what he does with other customised tapes and decks as well. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BItoCS3Evo&feature=player_embedded]
Posted in Assemblage, Avant-Guarde, Contemporary, Farmboy Fine Arts, Whimsey
Tagged cassette tapes, dj, music, scratch
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Eating the Universe
[youtube=http://youtube.com/watch?v=1hcDxYdXqrc.] My admiration of Miele kitchens has been replaced by “The Rotating Kitchen” – an art installation by Dutch artist Zeger Reyers that was put into motion during the opening of the exhibition “Eating the Universe” at the Kunsthalle Düsseldorf, … Continue reading
Posted in Assemblage, Contemporary, Farmboy Fine Arts, Whimsey, installation
Tagged kitchen, Kunsthalle Dusseldorf, miele, recycled, sculpture, Todd Towers, zeger reyers
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The Vintage Collection
I was browsing the Gitzo tripods website this morning and found The Vintage Collection. It is a genuine replica of Gitzo supports with the classic logos. And what can I say about the case? It’s simply a must have! http://gitzo.com/cms/site/gitzo/cache/products/special_lines/sl_vintage … Continue reading
Posted in Conceptual Art, Retro, Whimsey
Tagged bag, case, collection, gitzo, melissa, mercier, tripod, vintage, vitec
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Chlorophyll Skin
Chlorophyll Skin from Lucy McRae on Vimeo. You’ve probably seen Lucy McRae‘s photography work on the cover of Frame and Neon magazines. In addition to these fabulous commissions, she is actively engaged in various collaborations with other artists…most recently a … Continue reading
Posted in Contemporary, Eco / Earth Art, Whimsey
Tagged design, fashion, Frame Magazine, Lucy McRae, Mandy Smith, Neon Magazine, photography
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Days that Bleed One Day into the Next
You may have noticed from some previous posts that I’m obssessed with all things numerical this month. Now if I’d pay as much attention to the growing number at the bottom of my Visa statement… Anyways, Oscar Diaz is a … Continue reading
Posted in Conceptual Art, Contemporary, Ephemeral, Whimsey
Tagged bleeding, calendar, numbers, paper, typography, visual art
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Forget Google. It's all about Spezify.
Enter a word…any word. Instead of being served an endless list of blue text links, Spezify brings us a new creative and intuitive experience we’ve been waiting for. Spezify searches websites, blogs, images, tweets, even video, arranging the results into … Continue reading
Gaetano Pesce: Presents Montanara
Meritalia, an amazing furniture solution company based in Italy, showed at Milan Design Week 2009. Included among their newest collections was Gaetano Pesce’s Montanara couch. This one really takes me back to the days when wall murals were so coveted … Continue reading
Posted in Contemporary, Whimsey
Tagged couch, furniture, Gaetano Pesce, Italy Design, Meritalia, mountains, sofa, waterfall
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