Amazing Paper works

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The Wooster Collective recently featured video of a piece of street scultpure by Joshua Allen Harris. It could be describe as kinetic pneumatic art, and features an inanimate pile of material attached to a subway grate. When a train passes in the tunnel beneath the grate, the upward flow of displaced air fills the material and produces a medium-sized bear. The continued flow of air makes it appear as if the bear is actually animated, like it’s shaking off some arctic water. When the train is gone, the bear retreats to its former state of hibernation, waiting for the next train so it can rise again.

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Opening: Saturday, Mar 22nd 5-8pm
After Party: The Uptown (17th @Capp) 9-2am

Works from Anthony Lister (NYC), Erkut Terliksiz (Turkey), Christofer Chin (LA), Cody Hudson (Chicago), Corey Arnold (Portland), Keith Shore (New Jersey), Mel Kadel (LA), Tessar Lo (LA), & Travis Millard (LA)

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Fecal Face Dot Gallery, an extension of the popular San Francisco-based art and culture website Fecalface.com, opens “Out-Of-Towners,” the second show in the galleries two-show opening series. Following the success of the galleries inaugural show “Welcome Home,” “Out-Of-Towners” is a collection of works by site favorites hailing from Los Angeles to Istanbul. “There’s a lot of work by a lot of talented people out there,” says John Trippe, founder and curator of FecalFace.com, “but you can only get so much by viewing work online. I’m excited to merge what we’ve been doing online since 2000 into the vibrant art scene here in San Francisco.

Anthony Lister - ‘coke nights on thriller(right)’ - mixed media on canvas - 6ft x 6ft
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Mario Wagner’s work (from Berlin) has been seen in editorials, advertisements, exhibitions… great list of clients, great style combining painting with collage!

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Grant Barnhart Studio, Painting. (Via It’s Nice)

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Pedro Lourenço, drawings, Portugal.

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This was in due to be posted last week, but I just forgot to unwrap it from my drafts, so for those who missed the happening held in Rome, by Mad-hatter artist Graziano Cecchini who has struck again. He released 500,000 brightly colored plastic balls Wednesday from the top of the Spanish Steps in Rome.

The balls, similar to the ones you can jump into at a Chuck E. Cheese pizza parlor, “represented a lie told by a politician,” Cecchini told the Italian press.

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The stunt cost Cecchini close to $30,000. Excited tourists grabbed the balls as artistic mementos, while Italian police proceeded to arrest Cecchini. Look for overpriced plastic balls on eBay.

He was the same public-art prankster who filled the Trevi Fountain in Rome with blood-red dye last October.

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Dear friends and visitors, sorry for the shameless self post, but I’m kinda stuck with nothing to do but silly drawings and browsing around on the web… and I’m looking for freelance visual work for advertising, editorial, products fashion… and I can also sell you some nice drawings and collages! How about some webdesign or graphic design? Please let me know if you need any services estimate or artworks. Email carlos()kodap.com, Thanks!

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Kent Rogowski Works.

Also check these puzzles:

Untitled #5 / 2005-06 / 16×20″ / Puzzle Montage
puzzle Bear #26 / 2006 / 16×20″ / 48×60″ / C-Print
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The New York City Waterfalls
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, (…) and Public Art
Fund President have announced today that a major new work of temporary public
art by internationally acclaimed artist Olafur Eliasson, The New York City Waterfalls, will be on
display in New York City from mid-July to mid-October 2008.

Brooklyn Bridge Waterfall by Olafur Eliasson
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Eduard Bezembinder has some nice collages and a great collection of ‘illustrated links’ in his weblog: weblog.bezembinder.nl.

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Chris Dent is a 22-year-old British illustrator and artist who explores the energy of urban street culture through densely informative drawings of cityscapes. Dent often captures his imagery with pen directly on paper, preventing any reworking and allowing the first mark-making instinct to dominate. The artist recently graduated from Camberwell College of Arts in London with a degree in illustration. Since his graduation, the young artist has been busy working on commissioned illustrations for Zoo York, Capitol Records and Swindle Magazine, among many others, and has also co-founded HYBRID BUNNY, a collective group of illustrators and designers. Dent has exhibited his work with the Subway Gallery and Notting Hill Arts Club, both in London.

Via Daily Serving

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Chris Gilmour creates stunning sculptures with cardboard.

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GWON OSANG works. look at these amazing sculptures, covered by actual photo patchworks. Unique stuff.

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