Category Archives: art
Another artist from Vermont, USA & represented by Borealis Studios, ceramicist, Jerilyn Virden. Her work is sculptural & utilitarian. See Blogroll for a link.
Known for her ‘Hymns from the Bedroom’ series, included here are other shots from London photographer, Poem Baker. See Blogroll for a link.
Holy week in Seville / Drag clowns in south east London (with thanks to The Feature Shot https://www.featureshoot.com/2016/05/meet-the-fabulous-drag-clowns-of-london/) / From the series Hymns from the Bedroom: a collaborative series of intimate […]
Highly exotic: birds & fauna paintings are ‘a play between artificiality and realism.’ The paintings of Frank Gonzales, USA. See Blogroll for a link.
Micro architecture: 2 installations by Atelier Yok Yok of Paris – the recently installed Les Voûtes Filantesone in Carhos, France & a candidate for the Yarki Festival of St Petersburg, 2015. See Blogroll.
The Vaults Filantes Installation by Atelier YokYok, Cahors – France / images from retail design blog / The Bulb: Candidate for the Yarki Festival of St Petersbourg ,2015
Experienced in light & music technology, Phillip David Stearns, N.Y., also transposes electronic output such as binary code or glitch art into his Glitch Textiles. See Blogroll for a link.
“The mission to transcode glitches in the cold, hard logic of digital circuits into soft, warm textiles results in compelling tactile and functional artworks that bridge a digital/virtual divide while simultaneously […]
Glass blown into elegant forms by Devin Burgess, who lives in Vermont, USA. He produces sculptural & production ranges. See Blogroll for a link (under DB) to the Borealis Studios (Gallery).
Sculptural glass / Some of Devin Burgess’ Production glass
Anne Lemanski’s “politically-charged statements cloak complex three-dimensional sculptural constructions”. She lives in North Carolina, USA. See a link to her site under Blogroll.
‘I love it when people get the humor! They often don’t. I’m not making work to beat people over the heads with my ideas and opinions, which are certainly present. […]
Romanian artist, Ada Muntean’s charcoal drawings & charcoal & photographic overlaps ‘are conceived as movie frames’. See Blogroll for a link.
Decanted 