WYSIWYG, is a site specific installation in Weimar, Germany created by visual artist Anthony Antonellis. In his previous Shapeshifters, the public paintings were slipped between the wall and the graffiti, in WYSIWYG the painting is slipped between the reflection and the reflected.
I’ve been telling you guys to pay attention to your surroundings for a while now. It’s not as expensive as those Yeezy’s you’ve been fawning over and it just may save your life. Case in point, I walked past this installation on Nelson Street in the Castleberry Hills Art District in Atlanta almost everyday as I went to work on my mural for this year’s Art, Beats & Lyrics urban art showcase.
Ah, yet another reason I need to pack all my shit up and head straight to New York City, Brooklyn or Chelsea to be exact. Our good friends at Curbs & Stoops will open their Active Space on Norte Maar’s infamous Beat Nite. A collaboration between Wel, the project is a progressive cultural center and this Friday the art collective will open the first 6,000 square feet of the space.
Inspired by folklore tales, mystical imagery, myths and faity lates, Mandy Greer is a NorthWest artist, who will be featured at Roq la Rue Gallery in Seattle to exhibit her Honey and Lightning solo show. The show will feature small sculptures, photographs and a series of headdresses. Honey and Lightning will open Friday January 14th from 6-9pm and will run through February 5th 2011.Mandy Greer’s enchanting works make you feel as if you’re in a fairy tale, and are simply to intricate and elaborate to describe with simple words. It’s as if the closing scene of the film Pan’s Labyrinth had a baby with Florence and the Machine’s “Dog Days are Over” music video.
LA based street artist Patrick Martinez focuses on the phenomenology of his surroundings. He brings sublime beauty to things that aren’t thought of as conventionally beautiful. He does just that in his latest street installation entitled “Come In We’re Closed.”
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Richard Colman opened his solo show “Something Better” at Guerrero Gallery this past weekend. The show boasted two interactive installation pieces and other works. Richard Colman is Art Nouveau's Artist of the Week.
Read MoreKnow Hope recently completed this installation commissioned by The Drake Hotel in Toronto, Canada. The installation was icing on the cake as his debut Canadian exhibition opens next Thursday at Show & Tell Gallery.
Read MoreBay Area artist Jesse Hazelip recently created this installation for SFMOMA Garage's Street-level Windows, in Conjunction with "Wonderous Strange" at SFMOMA Artist's Gallery in San Francisco, CA.
Read MoreAtlanta based collage artist John Morse sent us this awesome video of his latest installation "Here It Comes, There It Goes," at a law firm in the warehouse district near downtown Los Angeles.
Read MoreNow this is sick! The guys at Wooster Collective recently introduced us to this animated installation by Jon Stommel and Travis Czekalski, collectively known as Rather Severe.
Read MoreAtlanta based collage artist John Morse recently sent us this awesome clip from his latest installation "Flat Out" at Wm Turner Gallery. Watch this exclusive video here.
Read MoreSue Webster and Tim Nobel have been producing optical illusion installations as a team for a while.
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