Thrown to the Wind
Beijing-based artist Wang Zhiyuan piece entitled Thrown to the Wind ascends 36 feet into the air. Zhiyuan’s tornado of plastic waste is a reminder of the trash that overwhelms his hometown and it’s surrounding environment. It pretty much speaks to anyone - the reality is that we are all living with it the effects of non-dispoable waste.
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Weather Report - Birdland
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Blown Glass Sculptures by Dale Chihuly
Artwork © 2011 by Chihuly Studio, All rights reserved.
Photograph © Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.this exhibit was so neat.
one of the coolest exhibits I’ve ever seen at the mfa.
spent so many hours in the lowered ceiling space… excellent work.
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Dazed & Confused - It Came From the Sky
Photo by Richard Burbridge / Artwork by Maurizio Anzeri
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Art Community Center
Alexandre Braleret
Paintings by Simon Birch
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Holton Rower, “Aftertaste of the Breaking Into”, 2011, acrylic paint on plywood © Holton Rower, courtesy The Pace Gallery
Congratulations to Holton Rower for his upcoming solo show at The Hole! We loved having him participate in our group exhibit Soft Machines last summer!
G. Eddie Guidry
