Camper Bike

On the road with a camper bike. from Gallery Hijinks on Vimeo.

Kevin Cyr built this Camper Bike for his show in April 2011 at 941 Geary.

The Camper Bike is a functioning sculptural piece, built in 2011 in San Francisco, CA. The stand alone piece was made from scrap metal, painted and inspired from his recent series of paintings and drawings.

To see his new works visit his website at kevincyr.net.

Star Trek Art

http://www.devorahsperber.com/


http://www.kuriositas.com/2010/05/amazing-star-trek-sculpture-at.html



http://www.devorahsperber.com/installation_views.htm

ZEDZ - Amsterdam

New work from Zedz

"My website is updated with some of my 2010 work
2011 is still in the make.... in the mean time I am
working on in the 2012's..

www.zedz.org

Please check out the projects 2010 >Manchester
and Tunis.."

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The making of 'ZEDZ the EXPO' at het Aardappel Imperium, Netherlands. 2009

Flix - Venezuala

http://www.flickr.com/people/flixflix/

3d Graffiti Technica

: 3d Graffiti Technica :::

Graffiti Technica is dedicated to the progression of hardcore electronic art and 3d graffiti. The graffiti designs and lettering on this site are completely digital as I want to explore new ways of creating pieces.

http://www.graffititechnica.com/index.html

on youtube
http://www.youtube.com/user/graffititechnica

ZEDZ - Prague

Zedz's object at Narodi Divadlo (National Theatre) in Prague, Czech during Names festival 2008.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=povo7Olpe94


ZEDZ website
http://zedz.org/

3D Graffiti Technica

Graffiti Technica is dedicated to the progression of hardcore electronic art and 3d graffiti. The graffiti designs and lettering on this site are completely digital as I want to explore new ways of creating pieces.

http://www.graffititechnica.com/

From Brisbane QLD Australia

Second Life - Gandhi Project

This blog is a journal and document regarding the online and treadmill powered reenactment of Mahatma Gandhi’s “Salt March to Dandi” in Second Life from March 12th through April 6th, 2008. I will be using this blog on a daily basis to document my progress and experience as the project evolves over the 26 days of “walking” throughout Second Life. Feel free to visit me in Second Life or on location at Eyebeam in New York City where I will be set up with my customized treadmill for the 26 days of the 240 mile march. -Joseph DeLappe

http://saltmarchsecondlife.wordpress.com/






"Hi all, I am finishing up a six month residency at Eyebeam in NYC - part of this involves a final exhibition of the results of my residency. Here is information on the exhibition - of particular note - I've created a 17' tall cardboard Gandhi replica of my Gandhi avatar from the Second Life reenactment of the Salt March conducted earlier this Spring. I created the monumental statue using adapted Pepakura papercraft techniques - the sculpture has been designed to be the same height as Michelangelo's David."
http://www.eyebeam.org.

Monique Horstmann

http://www.moniquehorstmann.com/pages/links.html

street art munich

The Hague Sculpture 2007

DE OVERKANT / DOWN UNDER
Contemporary Art from Australia and the Netherlands

TEN YEAR JUBILEE of The Hague Sculpture
In 2007, The Hague Sculpture is celebrating its tenth anniversary with a special jubilee exhibition on contemporary Australian sculpture and art in the public space titled DE OVERKANT / DOWN UNDER.


More information: www.denhaagsculptuur.nl

Exhibition period 15 June till 9 September 2007, admittance free of charge day and night
(from 1 June on, many works of art will already be built up at the Lange Voorhout location)

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Brook Andrew, James Angus, Robyn Backen, Harold de Bree, Jon Campbell, Mikala Dwyer, Shaun Gladwell, Richard Goodwin, Fiona Hall, Peter Hennessey, Bill Henson, Danius Kesminas / The Histrionics, Harmen de Hoop, John Kelly, Natasha Johns Messenger, Erik Jutten & Ramon Ottenhof, Ram Katzir, Hans Ligteringen, Robert MacPherson, Tracey Moffatt, Callum Morton, Noel McKenna, Ron Mueck, Patricia Piccinini, Patrick Freddy Puruntatameri & Pius Tipungwuti, Jan van der Ploeg, Lisa Roet, Daniel von Sturmer, Ricky Swallow, Koen Wastijn, Louise Weaver, Guan Wei, Anne Zahalka, Ah Xian.



PPPPP Programme Preview & Presentations for Press & Public
When:
Tue 12 June 2007
Where:
Vestia building, former KPN-gebouw Binckhorstlaan 36

Lectures/presentations/interviews programme with the cooperation of (among others.) Brook Andrew, James Angus, Robyn Backen, Harold de Bree, Jon Campbell, Mikala Dwyer, Richard Goodwin, Fiona Hall, Erik Jutten & Ramon Ottenhof (Bureau voor Hedendaags Avontuur), Noel McKenna, Hans Ligteringen, Patrick (Andrew) Freddy Puruntatameri, Lisa Roet, Koen Wastijn, Pius Tipungwuti.

DOWN UNDER - The Adventure Within
When:
Thu 23 August 2007 - Fri 31 August 2007
Where:
Filmhuis

A special programme in cooperation with Hall 5/Filmhuis Den Haag with Australian Art movies/video installations, with the search for the other, the adventure, the sensation of culture shock and the representation of the inexpressible (e.g. Dreamtime) occupying a central position (with reservation).


full coverage on bellebyrd - looking at all the artists individually
http://printaustralia.blogspot.com/2007/06/hague-sculpture-2007.html

gilbert & george - maastricht

SONOFAGOD PICTURES
Was Jesus heterosexual?
9 mei 2006 – 30 juli 2006


“Lustrous, ornate, pictorially complex, vividly coloured, yet suffused with tenebrous solemnity, the SONOFAGODPICTURES have all of the dramatic visual impact which one might expect to find in neo-Gothic medievalism – in Victorian reclamations of Celtic of Moorish symbolism, for example, regally bejewelled and portentous with romantic mysticism. At the same time, however, the SONOFAGOD PICTURES possess a darkly graven strangeness, at once archaic and ultra modern, in which their temper no less than their signage appears deeply contemporary, ritualistic and disturbed” Michael Bracewell

A fully illustrated catalogue, with an essay by Micheal Bracewell, has been published by White Cube to accompany the exhibition. view works

Gilbert & George, Sonofagod Pictures, from 9 May to 30 July 2006, at the Bonnefanten museum (250 avenue Céramique, Maastricht).

but is it art?

Its called "Bucket of Blood" but perhaps it should have been titled "Dead Cat". It was the late movie and it had me hooked from the opening scenes. Its a great critique of the arts industry as seen from 1959, with much of the commentry applicable in today's art market. One thinks of dead cows and corpses.



as described on books online
"Movie Script -- Original Title Death Artist -- The great Roger Corman produced and directed this cheerfully gory skewering of beatniks and the arts community. Dick Miller plays Walter Paisley, a no-talent busboy who idolizes the artsy types who frequent the coffeehouse where he works. When Walter accidentally kills his landlady's cat, he tries to hide the crime by covering the kitty in clay, and is soon hailed as a sculpting genius. Sure enough, the fickle arts community begins clamoring for some larger work. As a horror movie, A Bucket of Blood is merely okay, but it's great as a little black comedy. Corman works in some nice gruesome touches, such as backing up Walter's Big Emotional Moment with a steady drizzle of blood from a victim's arm. Most of the jokes aimed at the artists' pretensions still seem fresh: When offering Walter some breakfast, Maxwell announces that they're having "soy and wheat-germ pancakes, organic guava nectar, calcium lactate and tomato juice and garbanzo omelettes sprinkled with smoked yeast." The free-verse parodies are also very funny. Don't expect Bucket of Blood to keep you up with nightmares, but do sit back and prepare to enjoy a refreshingly sick sense of humor."
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"Bring on the multitudes and the
multitude of fishes - feed them
that you will be satisfied,
nourish the artist, stretch their
skin upon an easel, crush their
bones into a paste, so that he may
mold them, let them die, and by
their miserable death become the
clay in his hands, that he might
form an ashtray or an ark - that he
might take you in his magic hands
and wring from your marrow wonder -
all that is comes through the eye
of the artist"

The full script is here, its a fun read link
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as reviewed by scifilm reviews



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David Nash - Wooden Boulder

David Nash 19 May - 16 July 2005

David Nash is one of Britain’s leading sculptors and is renowned for his skilful and dynamic transformation of fallen or uprooted trees. Annely Juda Fine Art is delighted to present a new exhibition of his sculptures and drawings based on the theme of the Pyramid, Sphere and Cube.



David Nash Wooden Boulder 1978 – present

For the past 25 years Nash has been working on an extraordinary project motivated by his interest in ecology and the environment. In 1978 he rolled a large wooden sphere into a river near his studio in Blaenau Ffestiniog, North Wales. Since then he has documented the boulder’s journey and changing environment until it reached the sea in 2004. Included in this exhibition is Nash’s compelling video and documentation of this living project ‘Wooden Boulder’.