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Green Star

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Art Car Museum

Vices & Virtues

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Bruce Nauman’s neon art at UCSD.

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Millie, the Brampton Arts Council mascot

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Visual Arts Brampton brought the Brampton Arts Council’s Millie to the parade, and she was quite popular. She met with kids for almost 40 minutes non-stop after the hour long parade.

She first came to Brampton in 2000, as a Millennium Bug for the City’s year long celebrations; she wasn’t the Y2K bug, just a Millennium Bug. She’s actually a lady bug anyway, so she’s not even related to the feared problem starter.

Zen Landscape

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In a quiet neighborhood of small brick houses from the 1950s, where every yard is open grass with a few foundation flowers, there exists this amazing Japanese treescape. It is located one block from where I once lived in suburban Washington DC. The trees have grown and filled in since last I saw it. The house is painted charcoal black, allowing it to disappear.

Happy 8th Anniversary Kenny!

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At The Orange Show for the Assignment Houston group.

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Detail of the hood on the Buick Reflectra

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MPeach Bush

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Fairy Wings

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Openingsevent 01.10.2010

Image by Z33 art centre, Hasselt
Toegepast 15: De Meeting

Jon Stam

photo: Kristof Vrancken

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Street Art by Houston’s Youth

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Youth program participants at Neighborhood Centers painted electrical boxes around Houston as part of the city’s Citizenship Week.
This artist, Alex Roman, is very into animal rights.

Street Art by Houston’s Youth

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Youth program participants at Neighborhood Centers painted electrical boxes around Houston as part of the city’s Citizenship Week.
Frida kahlo as wonder woman, a hero in Latin culture. Artist Alex Roman.

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METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART – 53rd St. Manhattan NYC

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METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART – 53rd St. Manhattan NYC

METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART – 53rd St. Manhattan NYC

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METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART – 53rd St. Manhattan NYC

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Sidreru v2010-

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Street Art In Drogheda

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October 2006 saw the opening of the town’s first dedicated municipal art gallery and visual arts centre, the Highlanes Gallery, housed in the former Franciscan Friary on St. Laurence Street. The Highlanes Gallery holds Drogheda’s important municipal art collection which dates from the 17th century as well as visiting exhibitions in a venue which meets key international museum and gallery standards.Drogheda’s most famous visual artist was the abstract expressionist painter Nano Reid (d.1981). Raphael Hynes, Richard Moore, Liam O’ Broin, Padhraic Murphy and Ronan Halpin are among Drogheda’s best known living artists.

The original Drogheda bypass bridge over the river Boyne, known locally as the "Bridge of Peace", is well-known regionally for its aerosol graffiti murals. Under the bridge, on each side of the river there are two large concrete supports that measure approximately 8 metres high, and 20 metres long. Starting in the 1980s with the breakdance craze, these supports were painted and sprayed with murals by aerosol artists. This activity at the time was technically illegal and frowned upon by the local authorities. Today the murals are frequently updated and limited sponsorship of the artists is provided by local businesses.

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Kris Verdonck – EXHIBITION #1 – Warehouse of machinery, used in performances / installations (1995 – present)

Image by Z33 art centre, Hasselt
These appliances and objects are normally situated behind the scenes of a performance or show. The machines often look like medieval instruments (of torture). At the same time, they are often high-technological objects, that fulfil complex functions. They form a large contrast with the extreme esthetical images that they produce.

The overview of machines by Kris Verdonck addresses the field of tension between man and machine in today’s society. What relationship can/must/do people want to enter into with technology? How difficult is the balancing act between human control and submission to machines?

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Kris Verdonck – EXHIBITION #1 – Warehouse of machinery, used in performances / installations (1995 – present)
photo: Kristof Vrancken / Z33

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Art of Being Tuareg: Sahara Nomads in a Modern World

Image by Steve Rhodes
through Sept 2

museum.stanford.edu/news_room/Tuareg.html

museum.stanford.edu

Art of Being Tuareg: Sahara Nomads in a Modern World

Image by Steve Rhodes
through Sept 2

museum.stanford.edu/news_room/Tuareg.html

museum.stanford.edu