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8999_32 Richard Eriksson's Bookmarks Tagged With "art"

  1. Visit VVORK displays contemporary art, gives the title, artist, a link, and nothing else VVORK displays contemporary art, gives the title, artist, a link, and nothing else

    http://www.vvork.com/

    In other words, it doesn't tell me what to think about it. Looking at the works even gave me an idea for a piece. I know!

  2. Visit Mark Vallen finds Shepard Fairey's work apolitical and dehistoricized Mark Vallen finds Shepard Fairey's work apolitical and dehistoricized

    http://art-for-a-change.com/Obey/

    Not to mention plagiarized from real art, the main thrust of the article.

  3. Visit Giuliani, Meet Balthus: Trying to Root Out 'Pornography' Giuliani, Meet Balthus: Trying to Root Out 'Pornography'

    http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9A00EFDE1F30F933A15751C0A9679C8B63

    He "was in his own affairs inconsistent and hypocritical. As an artist, he was a brilliant, painstaking technician whose strange fairy-talelike images, held together by a clever geometry, were bathed in a peculiar granular light. This is all that … More

  4. Visit Heart of the World, Vancouver's next great art and performance venue Heart of the World, Vancouver's next great art and performance venue

    http://www.foxtongue.com/hotw/

    A place "to address the contemporary artistic and creative needs of the constantly evolving geographic location in which it is situated, offering competitive rates and a multi-faceted performance space."

  5. Visit Andy Warhol and Michaëlle Jean at the Art Gallery of Ontario Andy Warhol and Michaëlle Jean at the Art Gallery of Ontario

    http://www.43places.com/entries/view/1188999

    Where I visit the exhibit and spot a political celebrity.

  6. Visit 2006 Emily Carr Institute industrial design graduates exhibition 2006 Emily Carr Institute industrial design graduates exhibition

    http://mocoloco.com/archives/002733.php

  7. Visit Photos of Brian Jungen's art made from everyday things Photos of Brian Jungen's art made from everyday things

    http://thetyee.ca/gallery/2006/01/25/BrianJungen/

    Most of the work displayed there is of his masks made from Nike shoes.

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