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Archive for tag: art
Miranda July poses for a wonderful series of photos for Vice Magazine. Re-enacting a few scenes from classic movies. Not as the protagonist though, but as an anonymous character in the background.
[via boom]
Mybiennialisbetterthanyours an online project curated by Tolga Taluy for the X Biennale de Lyon…
“The works displayed on mybiennialisbetterthanyours.com are not subversive because they are trying to deconstruct established systems of dot.capitalism. They are subversive because they are referring to these systems through the use of amateur “original” content production standards set up by meta-producers of online containers, which are radical in their mass popularity and ease of use.”
[via manystuff]
Just found out about Sasha Frolova, singer and performance artist from Moscow. I’m officially a fan…
[via iheartmyart]
The Tree (2006), is an artwork by Sebastian Errazuriz:
“A 10-meter high, real magnolia tree planted in the center of Chile’s National Stadium where dictator Pinochet tortured political prisoners 30 years ago. For a week the stadium was open to the public as a park. A soccer match played before 15,000 people, with the tree in the middle, was the closure of the piece.”
[via iheartmyart]