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The Outsider Sculptors of Autodidact Johan Jonsson - 22 days ago
He is an autodidact who writes, sculpts and uses multimedia, dividing his time between Luleå, Sweden where he was born in 1966 and a small village outside Skellefteå, where his sculpturing studio is located. Johan Jonsson's mixed media sculptures... Topics: art, people, reuse, sculpturing
The Finger: An Imaginary Landscape of Hebrew Letters - 28 days ago
Despite being The Finger a creation of an Israeli typographic artist, logo and type designer, despite the fact it clearly corresponds with ancient Jewish culture - Rang magazine, an Iranian ezine for graphic designers, could not have avoid it and... Topics: art, israel, literature, news, photography, publishing, review, typography
Nature means chaos. Art is about order and meaning. Nature is opposite to culture. Art, along with philosophy and science, is culture's breath. Nature sets borders for civilization. Civilization destroys nature. While the two concepts of...
Topics: art, enviroment, masterpieces, review
Topics: art, enviroment, masterpieces, review
The Art of Junk: 7 Creative Approaches to Trash Reuse - 60 days ago
The concept of "recycling" usually refers to the breaking down of used items into raw materials and then using those materials to make new items. In contrast, the concept of "reuse" includes both using an item again for its original... Topics: art, enviroment, masterpieces, recycle, reuse, review
The Art of Can: Reusing Tin Cans as Art - 60 days ago
It was in the early 1960's, long before "recycling" and "reusing" became fashionable, when David Wasserman began digging trash cans in Eisenhower Park, Long Island, looking for "the right shade of red or green or yellow". Topics: art, enviroment, recycle, reuse, review
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