Still from Radio Dynamics.
Oskar Fischinger.
Full guardian article here;
http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2013/jan/09/oskar-fischinger-animation-disney-nazis
Three photos by American photographer Helen Levitt.
The new Isa Genzken exhibition at Hauser and Wirth.
Here an installation with a cameo by Joseph Beuys and Klaus Kinski.
Francesco Clemente with Blain Southerns second exhibition at their London space just of Regent Street.
Midori Naki Shima.
Short documentary on Hashima island in Japan.
The Island was owned by Mitshubishi and used as a coal mining facility from 1887 to 1974, when the islands coal was used up everybody left and it went into its ruin state as it is now.
William Eggleston.
With a great eye for unique compositions, during the mid 70’s He discovered Dye-transfer printing as a way to create unique coloration in his pictures, this in turn led to him being credited with expanding the use of colour photography into main stream exhibition contexts.
William Klein at Tate Modern London.
One of the greatest street photographers of all time, retrospective display of work produced during three main trips and time spent in New York, Rome and Tokyo.
The First shot shows Kleins earlier work in abstract painting, developing large graphic blocks of colour inspired by signage he saw everyday on the street of New york.
A must see before it goes.
10 October 2012 – 20 January 2013.
Summer House by Bruno Matthson – Frösakull, Sweden.
Abandoned 60’s architecture.
Justin Lowe and Jonah Freeman create environmental installations that push spaces into different areas of narrative. From early collage work to the collaborative piece ’Hello meth lab in the sun’ they play into stereotypical views of drug culture and psychedelia.
Hit the link for a video from Art talk showing their installations.
http://www.vice.com/en_uk/art-talk/justin-lowe-and-jonah-freeman
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Kristen schiele.
Shadow boxes.
http://kschiele.com/section/134534_shadow_boxes.html
