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I Who Have Arrived In Heaven

Yayoi Kusama solo show, I Who Have Arrived In Heaven, at David Zwirner Gallery in New York included two of the artist’s famous Infinity Rooms. The immersive mirrored environments could be entered by gallery visitors for a vertigo-inducing walk through an infinitely reflected field of stars and organic forms.

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Javier Bardem, “Jamón jamón” (Bigas Luna, 1992).

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Studio Mumbai. Copper House II. India. photos:  Hélène Binet / Studio Mumbai

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Léon / Luc Besson

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#Repost @zizica ・・・ Curitiba, PR. #olheosmuros http://ift.tt/1T157fY

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Elevating Pasta to an Art with @lucacappuccinodonofrio

To see more of Luca’s pasta and life at Eataly, follow @lucacappuccinodonofrio on Instagram.

Luca Donofrio’s (@lucacappuccinodonofrio) mouthwatering photos elevate pasta to art. “There are hundreds and hundreds of different kinds of shapes and options — you can do anything with it,” the New York native says. “I love pushing the boundaries.” Luca graduated with a B.F.A. from the School of Visual Arts, intending to be an oil painter. Despite soaking in the city’s galleries and museums for inspiration, he found he couldn’t make a living after graduation; that’s when he ended up as a sales associate at Mario Batali’s gourmet food emporium, Eataly. Within a few years, he was manager of pasta production, overseeing the manufacture of 5,000 pounds (2,268 kilograms) a week. “It’s become my number one passion in life. To me it’s a just a different form of artistic expression.”

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I’m glad you’re existing

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Apparences Claire et Maxime

Has it ever happened to you to ask yourself the questions: “What if everything around us was false? And if our environment was ultimately a single movie set? Would we really real in this setting? ”. Many issues that fuel both an imaginary but also pose those appearances and appearance.  We therefore offer 4 minutes immersion in a Paris where the facades have been reworked in order to better immerse themselves in this world so strange.

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New York + London Daniella Zalcman

This is a love letter to two beautiful cities. In November 2012, I moved across the Atlantic. New York had been my home for seven years. I belonged to New York. It was, and always will be, my city. But then I arrived in London and fell in love. It was thrilling to hunt for all the little differences between the two cities, and comforting to find moments of familiarity. Soon, London felt like home as well.

So now I belong to two cities. I created this series of double exposures to map the intersections between two sets of streets and skylines. The resulting images are part New York, part London, and collectively represent my vision of home. New York + London explores place, memory, and identity through architecture and nostalgia. Brooklyn Bridge Park meets Leicester Square. Whitehall meets the South Bronx. The High Line meets Knightsbridge. After a while, the cacophony of concrete and street life begins to blend into something more universal. My hope is that in the noise and silence, everyone will find something that feels like home.

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Alejandro Aravena Pritzker Price 2016

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Key projects by 2016 Pritzker Prize laureate Alejandro Aravena »