artwork

Carl Sagan – The Dragon In My Garage

Jul 13th

Now, what’s the difference between an invisible, incorporeal, floating dragon who spits heatless fire and no dragon at all? If there’s no way to disprove my contention, no conceivable experiment that would count against it, what does it mean to say that my dragon exists?

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Supermodels of the equine world

Jul 12th

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The artist Julian Wolkensteincollaborated with hairstylist Acacio da Silva to turn horses into supermodels of the equine world. Below is one of an example of his work. Click for more. -Hang-

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Monet cake

Jul 12th

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A masterpiece by Monet on a master-piece-of-cake. Click to see more. -Hang-

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Alan Macdonald paintings

Jul 12th

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Classic paintings with modern consumerism. Click to enjoy more of his works @ his homepage.

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Yin Xin – After Masters

Jul 12th

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A vision of the Chinese artist Yin Xin on how masterpieces could look like if they were… made in China. Click to see more, and he does have also some original artworks.

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Mitch Ansara – Man Blowing a Bubble

Jul 12th

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Smilies are not our modern time’s invention…

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Reuben Margolin – Kinetic wave sculptures

Jul 11th

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Remember this magic wave showby Reuben Margolin? Now, it’s a time to watch how he made it and other techno-kinetic wave sculptures, which from tiny to looming, motorized to hand-cranked. And … one of the most interesting things is that all of his artworks are made from recycled materials such as salvaged wood, metal and cardboard. Here for more info. -Hang-

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Cassette tape paintings

Jul 10th

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Flickr user iri5 has an impressive series titled �Ghost in the machine� of portraits of well-known musicians (such as Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison and Ian Brown, …) made from recycle cassette tape.

I am an artist who specializes in using non traditional media… old books, cassettes, playing cards, magazines, credit cards… whatever I can find. It feels great to work with strange, older materials. Things that have a mind of their own. Most everything I use has been thrown away or donated at some point. Past its prime, like some of the finest things in the world.

More after the jump. -Hang-