An interactive installation by Yayoi Kusama that is sure to bring a smile to your face is currently on exhibit at the Queensland Gallery of Modern Art. Titled “The Obliteration Room”, the project started out a whitewashed home interior as a blank canvas for children visiting(...) Read More about Yayoi Kusama’s “The Obliteration Room” (102 words)

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I am absolutely loving these abstracted sculptures by artist Sergio Garcia. These tricycles are such an iconic memory from our childhood and still today so it is amazing to have something representative of them as art in your home. This would also make a great sculpture/logo for a creative children’s school. Garcia will have a small exhibition opening on the 29th of December, 2011 in New York at Frosch & Portmann Gallery. (...) Read More about Sergio Garcia’s Abstract Tricycle Sculptures (0 words)

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Alexandra Lekias’s work is rich in symbolism and infused with irony. The works draw on dreams, memories and the artist’s personal narrative to explore themes of childhood, sentimental nostalgia and popular culture. A strong sense of the ridiculous and bizarre pervades the black and white ink illustrations, which are illuminated with vivid splashes of oozing water color in lolly-vomit like hues. All of our Australian buddies check below for her upcoming exhibition details.

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Earlier this year we featured the work of Malene Landgreen and yesterday we were contacted by her studio to announce her current exhibition at Esbjerg Kunstmuseum in her home country Denmark.
‘Red Blue Motion Totem’ is the name of the exhibition which was created in celebration of the 100th birthday of Danish painter Richard Mortensen.

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15 beautifully curated rooms are currently dedicated to a Retrospective on Yves Saint Laurent’s life as a designer at the Petit Palais in Paris. The exhibit has been up since mid-March, but the line to get into the museum is still 2 hours long, so we were very lucky to make ti on on our one day in Paris last week. The Retrospective covers iconic periods of the designers career, (...) Read More about YSL Retrospective (145 words)

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Wim Delvoye is a belgian artist inspired by the flemish art, developed according to the actual globalized economy. Well know for his Cloaca machine which represents a human digestive tract that creates real poo, or for the tattooed pigs, Wim Delvoye has been invited by the Musée Rodin in Paris as part of their programming on contemporary art.(...) Read More about Wim Delvoye in Paris (41 words)

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Currently up at Foam Fotographiemuseum Amsterdam is a retrospective of Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin work over the last 25 years, titled “Pretty Much Everything”. The exhibition spans 300 photographs taken by the duo over the years.

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The Limited Art Edition of FREITAG bags are made from exhibition banners of the world’s most sizzling contemporary art museums, such as The Tate, Mori Art and MOCA. To create the Limited Art Edition, FREITAG has worked on luminous coloured mesh tarpaulins and exhibition banners decorated with oil paintings. The result is a vibrant collection with special graphic and haptic features. The bags are a “must” for all lovers of recycled art.

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