Category: Art
Carla van de Puttelaar & Mona Kuhn @ Kahmann Gallery
May 20, 2013 | posted in Art, Exhibitions, Photography | by Ilja Keizer | Leave a comment
I’m really looking forward to see the dual exhibition by the very inspiring photographers Carla van de Puttelaar and Mona Kuhn which runs at Kahmann Gallery Amsterdam until the 29th of June. Presented is selection of works by the two photographers who both make great great nudes in a very natural and pure way, personal, vulnerable, intimate, just beautiful and[...]
Valie Export ‘Body Configurations’
May 20, 2013 | posted in Art, Installations, Photography, Sculptures | by Ilja Keizer | Leave a comment
Just discovered these great works by 1940 born Austrian artist Waltraud Höllinger aka Valie Export. Valie is working in many disciplines, such as photography and body performance as shown in these amazing Body Configurations series, as well as in computer animation and the making of sculptures, which you can find here. _ _ _ _ _ _[...]
Christian Bök & Micah Lexier ‘Two Equal Texts’
May 18, 2013 | posted in Art, Installations, Poetry | by Ilja Keizer | Leave a comment
Really nice street art installation by Canadian price winning experimental poet Christian Bök & artist and curator Micah Lexier. _
The Boat for Singing Together
May 13, 2013 | posted in Art, Music, Performance | by Ilja Keizer | Leave a comment
The Boat for Singing Together is a handmade sculptural raft for people to gather and sing aboard on Jamaica Bay, New York City. Unfortunately, the raft was badly damaged in last years’ hurricane Sandy and has to be rebuild. Wanna help out? Follow this link for more info. And like the project on Facebook. _ _
Loan Nguyen ‘Météo et Phénomènes Naturels’
April 30, 2013 | posted in Art, Photography | by Ilja Keizer | Leave a comment
Another great series of works by Switzerland-based photographer Loan Nguyen. With the project called ‘Météo et Phénomènes Naturels’ Loan expresses concerns regarding climate change in a highly original way. Find more here. _ _ _ _ _
Brad Downey’s great street works
April 29, 2013 | posted in Art, Installations | by Ilja Keizer | Leave a comment
Great works by Brad Downey, who creates great street art works by using whatever he finds on his way. Especially loving the works build with bricks, after breaking up neatly paved streets, and the great great trick he pulled of by spraying Berlin’s KaDeWe department store full with green ink using a fire extinguisher, which[...]
Ruben Brolat ‘Paths’
April 25, 2013 | posted in Art, Photography | by Ilja Keizer | Leave a comment
‘Paths‘ is a beautiful new monumental project by Ruben Brolat, a great follow op to his ‘Primates‘ series. In the photos we see naked humans, in the most beautiful of landscapes. ‘Strangers that would be encountered along the way and willing to give themselves away to nature, resulting in a peregrination from more than a[...]
Vrouwvanrinus ‘Blauw’
April 25, 2013 | posted in Art, Drawing, Illustration | by Vrouwvanrinus | Leave a comment
Vrouwvanrinus is het pseudoniem van Vincent van Leeuwen, een illustrator afgestudeerd in 2010 aan het AKV st. Joost in Breda. Na zijn studie is hij terug gekeerd naar zijn roots in Zeeuws Vlaanderen (NL) om daar vanuit het niets en temidden van de vergrijzing zijn identiteit verder op te bouwen. Momenteel is hij bezig aan een[...]
Studio YOY ‘Canvas’
April 17, 2013 | posted in Art, Design, Furniture | by Ilja Keizer | Leave a comment
Love this line of artworks slash furniture by Japanese design studio YOY called ‘Canvas’. What seems to be printed canvasses, are really frameworks covered with elastic fabrics that change into sofas when leaning into them. Great, although the pictures could have been a little more exciting… _ _ _
Alma Haser ‘Cosmic Surgery’
April 9, 2013 | posted in Art, Photography | by Ilja Keizer | Leave a comment
Great works by English photographer Alma Haser who combines 2D and 3D in one picture in her ‘Cosmic Surgery’ project. To create the works, Alma folds origami structures and attaches them to the original same-sized photo portraits, bringing 3D to 2D via photography, and then back to 3D with origami, before bringing it back to 2D[...]
