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21 Aug 22:15
Controlled Spaces is an exhibition featuring work by artist Mario Wagner. Wagner is curently living and working in Berkeley, California where he has created a large body of new works. These collages are a combination of vintage print media and acrylic paints. Wagner infuses the narratives of his paintings with vast ambiguous landscapes paired with pop color shapes surrounding retro-futurist sci-fi characters. He prefers working with analog methods instead of resorting to the more popular digital techniques that many artists use today. He cuts the printed black and white imagery with scalpel blades and scissors then adheres the images to the painted canvases with glue. His influences include sci-fi fantasy and a fascination with cinema. The exhibition opens at Breeze Block Gallery located in Portland, Oregon on Thursday, August 1st from 6 to 10pm. See more after the jump!
Mario Wagner’s Controlled Spaces Exhibition
by Jane Kenoyer
Controlled Spaces is an exhibition featuring work by artist Mario Wagner. Wagner is curently living and working in Berkeley, California where he has created a large body of new works. These collages are a combination of vintage print media and acrylic paints. Wagner infuses the narratives of his paintings with vast ambiguous landscapes paired with pop color shapes surrounding retro-futurist sci-fi characters. He prefers working with analog methods instead of resorting to the more popular digital techniques that many artists use today. He cuts the printed black and white imagery with scalpel blades and scissors then adheres the images to the painted canvases with glue. His influences include sci-fi fantasy and a fascination with cinema. The exhibition opens at Breeze Block Gallery located in Portland, Oregon on Thursday, August 1st from 6 to 10pm. See more after the jump!
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21 Aug 22:05
Known for transforming man-made environments into organic, earthy structures, Brazilian installation artist Henrique Oliveira recently travelled to Paris to create a new work titled "Baitogogo" at the Palais de Tokyo. Oliveira morphed the beams of the museum's architecture into thick, winding branches, using individual pieces of wood to build up the structure. "Baitogogo" is on view through September 9. Take a look at some photos of the installation by Andre Morin and a video of its making by MyArtAgenda after the jump.
Video: Henrique Oliveira’s “Baitogogo” at the Palais de Tokyo
by Nastia Voynovskaya
Known for transforming man-made environments into organic, earthy structures, Brazilian installation artist Henrique Oliveira recently travelled to Paris to create a new work titled "Baitogogo" at the Palais de Tokyo. Oliveira morphed the beams of the museum's architecture into thick, winding branches, using individual pieces of wood to build up the structure. "Baitogogo" is on view through September 9. Take a look at some photos of the installation by Andre Morin and a video of its making by MyArtAgenda after the jump.
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21 Aug 21:58
An architecture of density
by but does it float
Photographs by Michael Wolf
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30 Jul 02:22
Only where the state ends, there begins the human being who is not... - but does it float
by atleykins
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30 Jul 02:22
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by kndll
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30 Jul 02:20
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30 Jul 02:20
fuck yeah dementia!!1!
by ladybird13
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21 Jul 19:19
Gif Friday - Davidope
A very happy Friday to all! This week we feature the talented Davidope.
Graphically psychedelic, Davidope’s gifs try to make you slip into a beautiful trance.
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11 Jul 22:14
Photos by Andrew Smith (Cuba Gallery) | Oh, Snap! Photography Blog
by crashbangboom
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