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“Believe it or not, sometimes the safest place for your hands is between the jaws of a ferocious great white!”
Available here…

If you wanna have Mida’s touch, Mahtab Hanna‘s golden thumb is what you need…

Stunning sculptures by Kohei Nawa:

“By covering surface of an object with transparent glass beads, the existence of the object itself is replaced by “a husk of light”, and the new vision “the cell of an image” (PixCell) is shown.
Most of the motifs, like stuffed animals are found through the internet. I search some auction sites and choose from the images which appear on a monitor as pixel. However, the stuffed animals which actually have been purchased and sent have real flesh feel and smell, and have a discrepancy with images on the monitor. I then transpose them to PixCell in turn.”

Great Dutch Book week adv campaign…

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Back again on Scott Campbell, this skull on show at his Noblesse Oblige personal exhibition is stunning!!!!

“Campbell expands his use of cut currency, sourcing uncut sheets of dollars directly from the United States Mint, to create large, intricate work with a sunken relief effect. One piece uses $11,000 worth of currency sheets to create an over two-foot cube, into which a three dimensional skull is carved-out.”

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Four Letter Words, a work by Kasper Sonne…

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Shauna Richardson‘s “crochetdermy”…

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The Joy of destruction, “a film about the human drive to destroy and the absurd entertaining value that’s attached to it”.

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Paintings from the Archives of the Pleasantville Historical Society is the title of Jonah Samson‘s axhibition, currently on view at G. Gibson Gallery in Washington. In this series the artist adds his own twist to vintage photographs found on eBay.

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Our friends at Gryphony are raising money to donate to the Red Cross to help relief efforts in Japan. You can help them buying this beautiful t-shirt.

Amazing ceramic works by Livia Marin…

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