Cara’s Books
“For almost six years, photographer and artist Cara Berer has been taking a very unique approach to book art. She thoughtfully bends, folds and occasionally soaks old pages of discarded catalogues, outdated dictionaries, dated instruction manuals and rejected telephone books, transforming them into marvelous works of art. And don’t worry, bookworms – Cara has assured us that no important books have been injured during the making of any of her photographs.”
The eleventh commission in the tate modern’s unilever series, chinese conceptual artist ai weiwei has filled the museum’s turbine hall with millions of life-sized sunflower seed husks made out of porcelain. the collective effort of a number of specialists from jingdezhen, china, the hand-crafted seeds were individually formed and painted. the installation encourages visitors to touch and walkon the carpet of tiny replicates.
Writing on the wall…
bike.
This is Street Art by Mobstr
Hitting the streets of East London, artist Mobstr performs some typographical-based interventions that seem to have become self-aware.
(photos via hookedblog / flickr)
(Source: anthropologie)
Skeleton Jewelry
Brand new work from Banksy!
