Fernanda G.

Creative/designer with a passion for all things art.

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Mimmo Jodice

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Beuys & Warhol. Napoli 1980. Foto di Mimmo Jodice

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Collages by Julien Pacaud

Julien Pacaud is a French artist and illustrator, living and working in Paris, France. Before becoming an illustrator, he was, by turns : an astrophysician, an international snooker player, a hypnotist and an esperanto teacher. He hopes he can someday have enough free time to devote himself to his real passion : time travel.  In the meantime, he create images free-lance and is represented in France, by Talkie Walkie agency. Follow him on Flickr and Facebook.

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posted by Margaret

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In marketing like in life, the more an item or a person is loved, the more precious they are perceived

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In marketing like in life, the more an item or a person is loved, the more precious they are perceived

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Trouble of growing up is you start having questions nobody has answers to, including: who am I?

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Jean Dubuffet — Untitled (Abstraction with Red Faces), 1980

// Painting: Mixed acrylics on paper

// via Art of Darkness: Daily Art Blog

More where this came from: Jean Dubuffet’s 1936 self-portrait as a young chap & L'instant propice

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Pennsylvania Station, New York, 1944, a photo by Alfred Eisenstaedt

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I don’t believe this

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If you say so...

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We all feel things are different today. Our challenges and hopes, technology and innovation, what we eat and how we eat it. But actually, our range of emotions is limited. And people in the past felt exactly what we feel today.

weird thought of the day

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The riots that followed the disputed Ivorian presidential election in late 2010 greatly influenced Aboudia's painting. As the violence escalated, daily life in Ivory Coast and particularly the capital Abidjan was thrown into turmoil. In March 2011 the conflict reached a crisis point and the country broke down into civil war. During this period the artist took refuge in a basement studio and began a body of work responding to the horrors of the country's devastating political situation. Via Jack bell gallery

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These awesome giant, textured mushrooms are the work of Belgian-born, Stockholm-based artist Carsten Höller. Spending time in their presence feels like an opportunity to dip your own toes into Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. The upside-down mushrooms are from Höller’s recent installation for the Gagosian Gallery at Frieze New York. The even more surreal triple mushroom sculptures were shown at the New Museum in SoHo back in 2012.

The only thing missing is a certain hookah-smoking caterpillar.

Click here to explore more of Carsten Höller’s fantastic creations.

[via Hi-Fructose, the Garage Center for Contemporary Culture, Martha Garzon, and NYC Loves NYC]

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Stool Cats from The best of flair - Saul Steinberg

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