“Selfie” - collage 2016
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“Selfie” - collage 2016
Crawler Series by Sakir Yildirim
SubmissionFriday:
Billie Holiday Wears a Veil Gifted by John Rawls - from the series: I Have Come to Make a Crooked Line Straight. I am
so honored to have won best in show (April 2016) in the National Association of Women Artists exhibition entitled InVisible at Point Park University in Pittsburgh with this piece.
Self Portrait by Jake Masakayan (see more here)
Heinz Mack.
Eileen Quinlan at Miguel Abreu
In his first show as curator in charge of the Costume Institute, Andrew Bolton brings his signature insights to couture in the machine age.
Read the interview.
David Černý, Metalmorphosis.
William Hundley.
Niki de Saint Phalle documentaire/documentary
Microbiologists Create ‘Starry Night’ And Other Art With Bacteria For First Microbe Art Competition
American Society for Microbiology | microbeworld.org | Facebook
SEE THE LEGENDS
The American Society for Microbiologists recently hosted its first international ‘Agar Art’ challenge in which microbiologists from around the world used various microbes and germs to create beautiful works of art in petri dishes. The submissions included recognizable paintings like Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night’ as well as original microbe paintings.
The scientists used nutritious agar jelly as a “canvas” for their colorful microbes. While they do add an element of randomness as they grow, they can also do things that paint cannot – some of them emit bioflourescent light under certain conditions, while others, guided by the scientists, grew into perfect tree-branch patterns or jelly-fish tentacles.
For more about the process behind art like this, read about the work of Tasha Sturm, a microbiologist who used an agar dish to capture the germs on an eight-year-old boy’s hand. Source: boredpanda
Judith Hopf at Kaufmann Repetto
More: New Miniature Architectural Structures Carved Into Raw Stone by Matthew Simmonds
More: New Ceramic Busts Overgrown With Twisted Vines and Colorful Flowers by Jess Riva Cooper
Dali: the foil sculpture
19.3.2016 - Nuke 9