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benjavens:

Bicycle
Coming up with new ideas for work can be tricky. I made this today and was instantly hit with the realisation that this idea surely has to have been had before, but I like it so here it is for all to see. Sorry if this is an infringement on anyone’s work and if you feel it is then let me know because I’d be more than happy to take it down.

benjavens:

Bicycle

Coming up with new ideas for work can be tricky. I made this today and was instantly hit with the realisation that this idea surely has to have been had before, but I like it so here it is for all to see. Sorry if this is an infringement on anyone’s work and if you feel it is then let me know because I’d be more than happy to take it down.

letmypeopleshow:

Love, Tracey: Emin’s Times Square Valentines Will Make You Want to Kiss—Or Cry
Every night next month, at the stroke of 11:57, Tracey Emin will restore neon and romance to Times Square. On more than 40 screens large and small, for a span of three minutes, her six messages of love will spell themselves out, digitally animated to appear as if being written by a giant unseen hand.
Urgent and plaintive, they’ll inject the Great White Way with the red glow of passion—not necessarily requited. “Love is what you want,” says one. “I can’t believe how much I loved you,” says another.
The display, curated by Times Square Arts, comes just as limited digital editions of the love messages come up for sale at s[edition] starting at $16. How about a screensaver for Valentine’s Day? Read more at ARTnews.com

letmypeopleshow:

Love, Tracey: Emin’s Times Square Valentines Will Make You Want to Kiss—Or Cry

Every night next month, at the stroke of 11:57, Tracey Emin will restore neon and romance to Times Square. On more than 40 screens large and small, for a span of three minutes, her six messages of love will spell themselves out, digitally animated to appear as if being written by a giant unseen hand.

Urgent and plaintive, they’ll inject the Great White Way with the red glow of passion—not necessarily requited. “Love is what you want,” says one. “I can’t believe how much I loved you,” says another.

The display, curated by Times Square Arts, comes just as limited digital editions of the love messages come up for sale at s[edition] starting at $16. How about a screensaver for Valentine’s Day? Read more at ARTnews.com

(via niborama)

artistandstudio:

David Smith’s studio at Spoleto.

artistandstudio:

David Smith’s studio at Spoleto.

(via lacma)

benjavens:

Bicycle
Coming up with new ideas for work can be tricky. I made this today and was instantly hit with the realisation that this idea surely has to have been had before, but I like it so here it is for all to see. Sorry if this is an infringement on anyone’s work and if you feel it is then let me know because I’d be more than happy to take it down.

benjavens:

Bicycle

Coming up with new ideas for work can be tricky. I made this today and was instantly hit with the realisation that this idea surely has to have been had before, but I like it so here it is for all to see. Sorry if this is an infringement on anyone’s work and if you feel it is then let me know because I’d be more than happy to take it down.

#treelove

#treelove

letmypeopleshow:

Love, Tracey: Emin’s Times Square Valentines Will Make You Want to Kiss—Or Cry
Every night next month, at the stroke of 11:57, Tracey Emin will restore neon and romance to Times Square. On more than 40 screens large and small, for a span of three minutes, her six messages of love will spell themselves out, digitally animated to appear as if being written by a giant unseen hand.
Urgent and plaintive, they’ll inject the Great White Way with the red glow of passion—not necessarily requited. “Love is what you want,” says one. “I can’t believe how much I loved you,” says another.
The display, curated by Times Square Arts, comes just as limited digital editions of the love messages come up for sale at s[edition] starting at $16. How about a screensaver for Valentine’s Day? Read more at ARTnews.com

letmypeopleshow:

Love, Tracey: Emin’s Times Square Valentines Will Make You Want to Kiss—Or Cry

Every night next month, at the stroke of 11:57, Tracey Emin will restore neon and romance to Times Square. On more than 40 screens large and small, for a span of three minutes, her six messages of love will spell themselves out, digitally animated to appear as if being written by a giant unseen hand.

Urgent and plaintive, they’ll inject the Great White Way with the red glow of passion—not necessarily requited. “Love is what you want,” says one. “I can’t believe how much I loved you,” says another.

The display, curated by Times Square Arts, comes just as limited digital editions of the love messages come up for sale at s[edition] starting at $16. How about a screensaver for Valentine’s Day? Read more at ARTnews.com

(via niborama)

Philip Pearlstein

Philip Pearlstein

artistandstudio:

David Smith’s studio at Spoleto.

artistandstudio:

David Smith’s studio at Spoleto.

(via lacma)

hifas:

Sparking Dialogue by Jeppe Hein

hifas:

Sparking Dialogue by Jeppe Hein

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