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Thursday, April 3, 2008
Dioramas from David Byrne's blog
David Byrne
6.20.07: Berlin (Part II)
In Berlin, diorama of nudist beach:
3.13.06: Adelaide: Surfing, cuisine, syntax, megafauna, last show
Diorama from Perth, Australia Museum:
12.25.05: Trip to the Philippines
From Imelda Marcos “shrine” in Tacloban:
Imelda Marcos
7.1.04: Athens Greece
Diorama of excavated wall in a hotel in Athens, Greece:
6.20.07: Berlin (Part II)
In Berlin, diorama of nudist beach:
3.13.06: Adelaide: Surfing, cuisine, syntax, megafauna, last show
Diorama from Perth, Australia Museum:
12.25.05: Trip to the Philippines
From Imelda Marcos “shrine” in Tacloban:
Imelda Marcos
7.1.04: Athens Greece
Diorama of excavated wall in a hotel in Athens, Greece:
John Cake and Darren Neave
Art Craziest Nation
2005, John Cake and Darren Neave's, The Little Artists :
Hirst's Big Opening, 2004
Damien Hirst
Whiteread’s Room, 2004
Rachael Whiteread
2005, John Cake and Darren Neave's, The Little Artists :
Hirst's Big Opening, 2004
Damien Hirst
Whiteread’s Room, 2004
Rachael Whiteread
Matt Collishaw
Matt Collishaw's Who killed Cock Robin? 1997:
Collishaw's The Awakening of Conscience, Kateline, 1998:
Collishaw's The Awakening of Conscience, Kateline, 1998:
Colwyn Griffith
Colwyn Griffith's Eye Candy 3:
Cavendish Beach PEI 2002
"Using common processed foods found in supermarkets, Eye Candy 3 features thirteen popular tourist sites from across Canada. Rather than physically visiting the actual sites, I developed my impressions using virtual postcards and tourist brochures as a visual and experiential compass. Some of the “foods” used in the images include coloured sugars, Cheez Wizz, fruit roll-ups, hickory-sticks (French-fries), wafer cookies, tic-tacs and canned gravy."
Cavendish Beach PEI 2002
"Using common processed foods found in supermarkets, Eye Candy 3 features thirteen popular tourist sites from across Canada. Rather than physically visiting the actual sites, I developed my impressions using virtual postcards and tourist brochures as a visual and experiential compass. Some of the “foods” used in the images include coloured sugars, Cheez Wizz, fruit roll-ups, hickory-sticks (French-fries), wafer cookies, tic-tacs and canned gravy."
Tim Noble and Sue Webster
Dead White Trash (With Gulls), 1998
-Here's a brief wikipedia article on collaborators,Tim Noble and Sue Webster.
-If you're interested, here's a Village Voice article about their process in making Dead White Trash (With Gulls), 1998.
-More of their shadow installations.
A light is projected against the pile, and the shadow on the wall creates an entirely different image, typically one of the couple themselves: this is not at all apparent from looking directly at the pile."
-Here's a brief wikipedia article on collaborators,Tim Noble and Sue Webster.
-If you're interested, here's a Village Voice article about their process in making Dead White Trash (With Gulls), 1998.
-More of their shadow installations.
A light is projected against the pile, and the shadow on the wall creates an entirely different image, typically one of the couple themselves: this is not at all apparent from looking directly at the pile."
Yuken Teruya
Yuken Teruya
Scroll down for info on Yuken Teruya's Notice Forest dioramas.
McDonald's bag
toilet paper rolls
Christian Dior bag
Krispy Creme bag
Scroll down for info on Yuken Teruya's Notice Forest dioramas.
McDonald's bag
toilet paper rolls
Christian Dior bag
Krispy Creme bag
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