Archive for the Art Category
Lichtfaktor
Posted in Art, Culture, Flickr on 30 Nov 2007 by dem1972
Pablo Picasso did it, there is a group on flickr dedicated to it, and now WiReD is running an article all about a group dedicated to it.
Fabulous concept and given the results what they are managing to produce is somewhat original as a contemporary version.
Massive Melons and Tiny Ass
Posted in Art, Entertainment on 11 Oct 2007 by dem1972I am very sure that some of these cartoons will offend someone, but whatever, this one made me laugh…
Underfoot in Sao Paulo
Posted in Art, ClipMarks on 14 Sep 2007 by dem1972In my humble opinion, this is when “street art” becomes contemporary art. It differs greatly from urban vandalism and the anti-creative tagging by idiots. This art brightens the drab, urban scene.
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16th C Sputnik
Posted in Art, Culture on 3 Aug 2007 by dem1972Time to save a unique painting at the San Pietro Montalcino Tuscany.
Structured vertically, the Holy Eucharist is placed in the geometric centre surrounded by four great doctors of the Church. On the right, Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan, and Saint Augustus, theologian and Bishop of Ippona. On the left, Saint Girolamo, dressed in red with the lion at his side, and Saint Gregory Magno shown with the symbol of the Holy Spirit, the dove, whispering in his ear, signifying divine inspiration as he writes.
Cathederals of Industry
Posted in Art, Sculpture on 16 Apr 2007 by dem1972
“Rusty Flowers” is a garden full of large spheres, even bigger cylinders and other assorted metal creations, the rustier the better. And they seem made for the vast industrial space — or perhaps the space was made for them




Structured vertically, the Holy Eucharist is placed in the geometric centre surrounded by four great doctors of the Church. On the right, Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan, and Saint Augustus, theologian and Bishop of Ippona. On the left, Saint Girolamo, dressed in red with the lion at his side, and Saint Gregory Magno shown with the symbol of the Holy Spirit, the dove, whispering in his ear, signifying divine inspiration as he writes.

