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Monthly Archives: January 2011
For the camera nerd in everyone:
Camera lenses recycled in South Australia are turned into jewelry by artist Craig Arnold.
If you have an extra hundred dollars lying around buy one here.
Claire Colette
I was struck by the absence of imagery in this piece. I’m interested in how to simplify work and how much imagery you can get away with leaving out. Some of her other drawings have interesting cropped compositions.
View her website.
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Claire Colette
I was struck by the absence of imagery in this piece. I’m interested in how to simplify work and how much imagery you can get away with leaving out. Some of her other drawings have interesting cropped compositions.
View her website.
You've Got Mail!
Looking for today’s hot topics in art? Apparently, mail is in fashion! Three galleries in Bellingham are hosting mail-themed gallery exhibitions this winter; Mindport’s “Write ON: Going Postal in the Age of E-Mail”, the Viking Union Gallery’s “You’ve Got Secrets!”, and Jinx Art Space’s “Postal”.
Check out Tallie Jones’ exploration of old correspondences at Mindport, submit a secret or two to VU Gallery’s PostSecret inspired show, and buy a stamp for your submission to Jinx’s mail freedom of expression.
More details and words from the artists and curators in the Cascadia Weekly’s article “Going Postal”.
You've Got Secrets
Pieter Wisse writes about 500 photographers
You’ve Got Mail!
Looking for today’s hot topics in art? Apparently, mail is in fashion! Three galleries in Bellingham are hosting mail-themed gallery exhibitions this winter; Mindport’s “Write ON: Going Postal in the Age of E-Mail”, the Viking Union Gallery’s “You’ve Got Secrets!”, and Jinx Art Space’s “Postal”.
Check out Tallie Jones’ exploration of old correspondences at Mindport, submit a secret or two to VU Gallery’s PostSecret inspired show, and buy a stamp for your submission to Jinx’s mail freedom of expression.
More details and words from the artists and curators in the Cascadia Weekly’s article “Going Postal”.
Yves Marchand & Romain Meffre
My older brother sent an email my way with the work of Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre attached to it. They have recently completed a 5 year project on photographing a series titled Detroit In Ruins. Absolutely stunning work! There’s a some overlapping photos from the articles and their website, but otherwise there are two different sets of images…make sure to check them both out!
Detroit in Ruins - William Livingstone House, Brush Park, a French Renaissance-style house designed by Albert Kahn in 1893 and demolished since this photograph was taken.
Detroit in Ruins - Dentist Cabinet, Broderick Tower
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Detroit in Ruins - Light Court, Farwell Building
Detroit in Ruins - Ballroom, American Hotel
Yves Marchand & Romain Meffre Photography
Detroit in ruins | Art and design | The Observer
Detroit in ruins | The Photographs of Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre