Chris Wainwright Red Ice 3 2009
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Cape Farewell pioneers the cultural response to climate change, leading a series of expeditions into the Arctic that combine science, art and education to raise awareness and inspire a response to climate change…
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This 3rd artist spotlight is dedicated to Julie de Waroquier, artist photographer. I discovered Julie de Waroquier only a few months ago and immediately fell in love with her work. Julie de Waroqui…
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MANBOX Posters Lodge Lane Liverpool
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California-based photographer Eric Staller.
These incredible light paintings were taken on the streets of New York City back in the 1970′s using nothing but a Nikon 35mm film camera, 4th of July sparklers and Christmas lights.
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Colorful and unusual patterns pictures are what photographer Erno-Erik Raitanen calls self-portraits. The pictures, which Raitanen says are more like p
Interesting lab technique, the artist calls them Bacteriograms. “I have gathered the bacteria samples from my own body. The bacteria consumed the film surface producing photographic images that are entirely created by a chance. I have been removed from the process but, at the same time, the images are a product of my body; self-portraits.”
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Bruisography.
Not so much digital as the “school of hard knocks.”
(The School of Hard Knocks or University of Hard Knocks is an idiomatic phrase meaning the (sometimes painful) education one gets from life’s usually negative experiences, often contrasted with formal education. – Wikipedia’)
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Romantic notions from a train window
New work from Cally Whitham, from my collection “Awesomeness” on Behance.
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What Abstract Art Would Look Like in Real Life – Gizmodo
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Fantastic artist Flora Borsi, who once hilariously photoshopped herself into old pictures, imagines a world where abstract art models are actually real people.
What a great idea from artist Flora Borsi.
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Underwater images by Henrik Welle
Image from Tatiana Enriquez
Work by Jeff Randall Rosenfield
Just three examples of some of the great work being submitted for this contest. Click through to view the entire collection.
Click “Collect Me” to help me win $10,000 and a show in the most immense exhibition of art in New York City : Art Takes Times Square.
via Michael Aslin.
