the second life of mellabrown

this is my second life

[vjeranski]

FRED SANDBACK

Untitled, 1970

ink and silver ink on isometric paper

[visual-poetry]

by kristin mciver (+)

[mellabrown]

Matt Connors

[mellabrown]

Andrew Ludick

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Zig-Zags, 2010 by Erik Gonzalez

[a-beautifulchaos]

a-beautifulchaos: Richard Serra 

[floresenelatico]

Relativos totales. by doa 

[from89]

The Redball project squeezes into place de la mairie in france

[from89]

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[mellabrown]

rendezvous, oil on canvas, 150x110cm, 2014. my best friend, mila pralica

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Christo & Jeanne-Claude - Wrapped Coast (completed installation, construction & preparatory studies, 1968-9)

[exasperated-viewer-on-air]

Happy Slavonic Writing, Literature and Culture Day! 

Jim Sanborn - Cyrillic Projector, 1990s

bronze, light

5’ diam

[myedol]

[vitosordinationsong]

art

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As Art Production Fund Artist-in-Residence, Candy Chang lived in the The Cosmopolitan and turned its P3 Studio gallery into a contemplative experiment around anonymity, vulnerability, and understanding in the heart of the Las Vegas strip. Visitors were invited to submit their confessions on wooden plaques in the privacy of confession booths. She hung the anonymous plaques on the gallery walls so they gathered over time like a Shinto Shrine prayer wall. She projected and painted select responses on large canvases. The space featured an original soundtrack by Oliver Blank.

Click HERE for more work by Candy Chang 

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Anthony Pearson

[sevenknotwind]

stunning.

[mentaltimetraveller]

Thomas Schutte, Red Woman Head, 2007

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Graham Collins

[wetheurban]

SPOTLIGHT: Interactive Art Installations by Katrín Sigurdardóttir 

Katrín Sigurdardóttir is a New York–based Icelandic artist whose sculptures and installations explore entanglements of body, perception, and memory.

In her on-going “High Plane” series, visitors climb a ladder to find their head in the clouds.

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