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"The mind needs to be enlightened by light from outside itself, so that it can participate in truth."

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Vitor Schietti

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Florian Giraudel & Tassia Bianchini

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Isa Genzken

New York

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Making Hay Photograph by Andrius Jonusas

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Psychosis in Pink

Acrylic, Spray Paint, Glitter on Paper

2015

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Awake the breeze.

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Selection of new work by Martine Johanna (click here for previous posts). Her new series “Happy Days” — a reference to the American television show — is on display at Bright Side Gallery in Amsterdam from May 22  until June 26th.

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Petr Angelushev, 

Streetart

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Pool Illusions - Creative art installation by Leandro Erlich

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Claire Harvey 

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Jati Putra - Inception

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Eugenia-Loli from California - Narrative scene

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tchmo, Untitled 20150525q, Giclée Art Print

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Missouri based artist Adrian Cox’s fleshy “borderlands”  and their inhabitants may look off-putting and weird, but there is also natural beauty to be found in this imaginary world. His oil paintings, works on paper, and sculptures are all treated with the soft touch of 19th century Romantic landscape painting. Previously covered here, Cox’s human-like subjects called the “Border Creatures” have been compared to David Lynch’s Elephant Man; abstract lumps of skin and muscle with vague features. His latest series introduces new characters, “gardeners,” the caretakers of glowing mounds of birds, bugs and snakes.

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