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Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao, Dongbai Song
I’m a bit late on this, but E-Volo Magazine Skyscraper annual competition always deserves a look. 2012 winner project is Himalaya Water Tower, designed to store water and regulate its dispersal … more →
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Upcycled Banner for Kid's Room
wrote 1 hour ago: Sillyboy is getting smarter, older, bigger, (wiser?), and just growing up so fast. He’s long … more →
Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao, Dongbai Song
wrote 2 weeks ago: I’m a bit late on this, but E-Volo Magazine Skyscraper annual competition always deserves a lo … more →
My New Etsy Shop!
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Hello Friends! I just opened an Etsy shop to sell some of my handcrafted reclaimed wood items. I sta … more →
Inksmithing part 2: mastering the craft
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Never one to shy away from a challenge, I have been working on just the piece of art to perfect the … more →
wrote 4 weeks ago: Shari Mendelson, plastic from discarded bottles, hot glue, acrylic polymer, paint -23.548943 -46.63 … more →
wrote 1 month ago: EVOL, 2012, stencil on corrugated cardboard … more →
wrote 1 month ago: devidsketchbook: Artist Jeanne Opgenhaffen ”How the wind blows” … more →
wrote 1 month ago: Martin Roth creates a situation —and that situation inevitably, in the words of the artist, “takes o … more →
Rain Candy
wrote 1 month ago: Our Sculpture Corridor is radiant with the color and beauty of the Michiana Rain Barrels. There are … more →
wrote 1 month ago: Olga Ziemska Stillness in motion 2003Locally reclaimed willow branches and wire69” x 155 … more →
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wrote 1 month ago: Andrei Molodkin, acrylic sculpture filled with crude oil … more →
wrote 1 month ago: ivotemelkov: Selected works by Steven Frost … more →
wrote 1 month ago: Jacob Dahlgren From art to life to artFoodcans and steel, 2009photo: Carl Kleiner … more →
Two Spring Paintings
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wrote 1 month ago: One of my favorite parts of spring is the gorgeous blossoms! I’ve been taking tons of walks an … more →
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Atmospheres of Protest Symposium on Sustainability and Contemporary Art at Central European University on 11 May 2012 looks set to be a fantastic event with brilliant speakers. There are also plans for a live video stream if you’re not able to be there in person.
The upsurge of new popular movements from Egypt to Greece and Bucharest to New York has engendered an atmosphere of defiance and social creativity that has captured the global imagination. Beyond the ebb and flow of individual protest movements, this symposium asks whether global solidarity has really taken hold this time and considers the variety of ways in which contemporary art is embroiled through practices of dialogue and collaboration in the emergence of a common horizon and the imagining of a sustainable future. Providing a trans-disciplinary forum for discussion of the vital issues bridging the fields of art and environmental thought, the symposium sheds light on our understanding of the multifarious notion of sustainability, which appears by turns as a radical concept in global ecological thinking, can be recruited as a corporate strategy for green capitalism, and may act as a spur to new forms of social activism.
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earth day @ columbus commons
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wrote 1 month ago: stopped by earth day celebrations at columbus commons met a rabbit, a duck, saw original green-art b … more →
