MAGIC WORLD: HINE MIZUSHIMA

Here it is the magic world by Hiné Mizushima! Super!


BLUE CARPET

Blue carpet, Blue Bic pencils and UV ink on paper (115x73cm) by the artist  Jonathan Bréchignacfrom Joe & Nathan studio. M A G I C    C A R P E T !


CANDY

HIRST Happiness for web HIRST Untitled 1992 Do not miss the show CANDY at Blain Southern, London, till November 30.

From top: DAMIEN HIRSTHappiness, 1993-1994, Oil on canvas, 61 x 45.4 x 4 cm. All rights reserved, DACS 2013, Photography: Prudence Cummings; FELIX GONZALEZ-TORRES
, Untitled
, 1992, Candies individually wrapped in variously colored cellophane, endless supply, Overall dimensions vary with installation.
 
© The Felix Gonzalez-Torres Foundation, Courtesy of Andrea Rosen Gallery, New York

 

 

Panda and faces: Rob Pruitt

Sometimes the lines of the face are steady and bold, sometimes they skip and falter. I just go with my emotions, which are always changing. What results, whether the simple lines of a smiling face over a pastel blush, or a sorrowful cry dashed over a range of fiery reds, really paints a story, not just a picture. Rob Pruit

Faces: People and Pandas, Rob Pruitt.Installation view Massimo De Carlo, 2012. Foto di: Matteo Piazza. Courtesy: Massimo De Carlo, Milan.

JUST PIC: Magic cloud!

BERNDNAUT SMILDE, Nimbus II, 2012, cloud in room, Lambda print, 75x112 cm photo: Cassander Eeeftinck Schattenkerk

"A gallery with no sculptures, only a cloud floating within the space. 'Nimbus' is a new installation of Amsterdam-based artist Berndnaut Smilde, who refuses to explain how he managed to create a real cloud".

Powerless Structures!

Elmgreen & Dragset, Powerless Structures Fig. 101, Trafalgar square, London. "We wanted to create a public sculpture which, rather than dealing with topics of victory or defeat, honours the everyday battles of growing up.”

Double Carousel

Double Carousel by the German artist Carsten Höller with Zöllner Stripes will be shown at  MACRO, Museo d’Arte Contemporanea Roma from December 2, 2011 The German artist Carsten Höller won the Enel Contemporanea 2011. Courtesy: Enel Contemporanea

The Telepathists !

Italian artist Stefano Arienti has transformed some large and time worn local river rocks into roughly hewed and painted heads, placing them so that they would camouflage in the landscape. It's a permanent installation in the village of Trivero (Biella, I) presented by Fondazione Zegna for the third edition of ALL’APERTO, opened 24 September 2011. Arienti involved in the project the students from the local secondary schools inviting them to spread the news and to draw with him, in a collective action, the imaginary faces of "I Telepathists".

“I chose an ironic title, such as "I Telepati", to evoke those people capable of transmitting their thoughts – which is something I personally don’t believe possible, but that makes everybody fantasize a lot – because I like the idea that sculptures may embody the concept of immaterial communication. As if a contemporary technology such as the Internet realized an ancient dream of humanity: that of communicating at a distance, “wireless”. Stefano Arienti