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Stunning Fire Opal Looks Like a Blazing Sunset in the Clouds
Jon Fox creates large-scale oil paintings that evoke Japanese illustration. Read more here.
Human like sculptures made of grass by Mathilde Rousell.Â
Erik Jones / “Creation” / Acrylic, pastel, on wood / 36”x48” / 2013
Sam Francis, Concert Hall I, 1976
Rabi Khan
Snail Scott
Lester Monzon
Pipilotti Rist Spear to Heaven, 2012 LEEUM Samsung Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea
Children not looking at modern art.
Fantastic Photos of Fall Trees Exploding with Color
Photographs By:
Patrick Hossain
Christiaan Legan
Jeremy Cram
Noe Sendas.
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Neil Dawson “Horizons” 1994, Welded and Painted Steel, 15 x 10 x36 m
Inflatable Concert Hall
The world’s first inflatable concert hall in the disaster-hit northeastern coast town of Matsushima in Miyagi prefecture, Japan. British sculptor Anish Kapoor and Japanese architect Arata Isozaki created the unusual Ark Nova, a balloon made of a coated polyester material, which has been erected at a park in Matsushima for the concert hall. The first event will run from September 27 through October 14, including performances by the Sendai Philharmonic Orchestra and traditional Japanese kabuki theatre.
Photograph: Lucerne Festival Arknova 2013/AFP/Getty Images
For the past 7 years, a NASA satellite has been steadily snapping photos of Mars’s terrain.Â
Editor Xavier Barral compiled the most stunning shots in his latest book, This is Mars.Â
Aerial Photos of the Martian Terrain
D-30.Sep.2013 Emitting the constellations pen drawing on Gampi paper 41.7x27.8cm 林ĺťĺ˝¦ă€€HAYASHI Takahiko 2013