Jonathan Schipper
Jonathan Schipper’s installations…
“Birth and death are only a rewind button away. This is a world where meaning is found in a videotape. That videotape can be both rewound and fast forwarded, endlessly replaying the best events again and again. Will the physical world eventually be subject to the same rules?”
Ben Turnbull
“Ben Turnbull is fascinated by the global dominance of American culture, and his works unsettling effects result from re-presenting the toys of our innocent youth in symbolic forms that reveal the shocking truths about war, death and guns in the world’s most powerful country.”
Delaware
“Delaware is a japanese super sonic group, designs music and musics design.
Works take on multiple forms such as recordings, visual installation, writing, web, mobile phone, poster, cross stitch, and live performance.”
Valerie Hegarty
“For Valerie Hegarty, the joy of her work lies in its destruction rather than its making.”
Venice Biennale #1 – Danish + Nordic Countries Pavillion
The Collectors, a project by Elmgreen&Dragset for the Danish + Nordic Countries Pavillion (Venice Biennale 2009)…
From the feet to the brain: Jean Fabre @ Venice Art Biennale 2009
From the feet to the brain, the new work series created by Jan Fabre for the Kunsthaus Bregenz in 2008 will be on show in Venice from the 6th of june to the 20th of September during the Art Biennale. The installation, composed by five exhibition levels with metaphoric titles borrowed from different zones of the body –The Feet,The Sex,The Belly,The Heart, and The Brain – will be presented anew in the halls of the Arsenale Novissimo. ( view press release)
the future merciful heart for men and women.
glass, bIC pen blue, human bones
Gabriel Orozco
I don’t know exactly why we didn’t post it yet, but I’m gonna fix this right now… Ladies and Gentlemen: Gabriel Orozco!
Littlewhitehead
“We want to beat you up visually” simply say Littlewhitehead in their homepage statement…
Gladys
It all depends upon ones fatasies as a child
Walter Robinson
“I consciously use seductive surfaces and saturated colors— the same tropes employed by advertising—to draw my audience into examining their relationship to consumer culture and it’s effect on the environment and world events.”
Great works by Walter Robinson…
