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A dress made of cotton muslin, gilded metal thread and Indian jewel beetles (sternocera aeqisignata), Britain, 1868-1869 CE. Over 5000 beetle wings or parts of wings were used to decorate this dress.
Now housed at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
Also, pretty. :-)
Missing by Kirsten Rothbart found on Tumblr, Behance, Society6, Flickr and Soundcloud
Still...Waiting...Hurry by Charlie Speeckaert on Tumblr, Flickr, Facebook and Vimeo
Chiara Bautista on Facebook and DeviantArt and tunes...
Please recommend some artists to blog :)
Multiple works from Alexa Meade on Facebook & Twitter
The artistic journey of the phenomenal Alexa Meade
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Don't know about you but making this post made me peckish
A Beautiful Body Project by Jade Bell on Facebook
"A Beautiful Body project is movement of women coming together to tell their stories and celebrate their ever-changing bodies so that future generations of women can live free from self-suffering."
Cityscapes by Jeremy Mann
The various works from Luís Alves (aka. Urban Myth) on tumblr Flickr cargocollective & Facebook
DETROIT: from now to then by Harold Sprague Solie.
The work is entitled, “Detroit, from now to then” and it focuses on using representation as a means to speculate on the past, present and future of the post-industrial city. The work seeks to present operations of decline and distress as additive, or generative, to architecture instead of subtractive. This is ongoing research and there will be much more as it develops.
The numerous works from Tomás Saraceno featured in the HuffingtonPost
Oh my gosh, I squealed when Last Night, Good Night by Miku Hastsune came on from Vocaloid. I love that song
rAndom International's Rain Room exhibition at MoMA as part of MoMA PS1's EXPO 1: New York allows visitors to navigate through rain without ever getting wet. Each individual's movement within the installation affects rain patterns, carving a cocoon of dryness and allowing visitors to stay dry amidst downpour.
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