Atmosphere – ‘Flicker’
‘Yeah I been drinkin’, You already know
Do I smell like escape? Probably so‘
This song is a tribute to Michael Larsen, stage name Eyedea, who passed away on October 16th 2010.
Atmosphere – ‘Flicker’
‘Yeah I been drinkin’, You already know
Do I smell like escape? Probably so‘
This song is a tribute to Michael Larsen, stage name Eyedea, who passed away on October 16th 2010.
Iceland aerial landscapes by Andre Ermolaev
Beautiful colors in these aerial landscapes of Iceland from the photographer Andre Ermolaev
By Kirsty Mitchell
From a great Photographer, with a great site. Check out her Bio…
At 45 feet high by 45 feet wide, Graft (2008–2009) by American sculptor Roxy Paine, Made from more than 8,000 components, the stainless steel structure—which weighs approximately 16,000 pounds is in the Sculpture Garden at the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC
Took this picture last year, standing underneath it, an amazing piece of Art
MONICA CANILAO: Born From Ruins
‘I live in my heart, my head, in the past and in the future all at once. My body feels as if it has seen a hundred million years and yet is new. I miss everyone I have ever loved at every moment. The universe is so large and unforgiving that all we can do is hold on and take care of one another…because in the end we are just dust and more dust, born from ruins.’ – Monica Canilao, 2014
Paintings, collage, mixed media works and installations of Monica Canilao emerge along with her site-specific work, found objects, paper works, quilts and photographs, telling the story of eternity, universe and everlasting cycles of spiritual life. Born From Ruins will be the first Los Angeles exhibition for the Oakland based artist, presenting a vast and diverse collection of her work, of which the Shibari themed photography will be shown for the first time in public.
http://subliminalprojects.com/exhibition/monica-canilao/
http://www.monicacanilao.com/
http://www.widewalls.ch/monica-canilao-exhibition-subliminal-projects/
by Futura
One of the few living legends of the graffiti movement, Futura, is having a solo exhibition at the Parisian chapter of Magda Danysz Gallery, presenting his New York graffiti style in a novel series of abstractions. The show is entitled Introspective, alluding to the deep and mature contemplative process through which the artist goes while composing his elaborate spray painted canvases. Opening on June 14, Futura exhibition will remain on view at Magda Danysz until July 26, 2014.
from the ‘The Madonna’
The Makerie Studio
photography by Luke Kirwan
This core theme surrounds the Madonna and her desolate heart; she is within reach of this symbol of love, but irreconcilably set apart from it, forever confined to a half life, maybe even a preserved death.
http://www.lukekirwan.com/The-Makerie-The-Madonna
http://themakeriestudio.com/Madonna