flyingpizzakitty

Blurring the line between webcomic, animation, and 8-bit video game is Flying Pizza Kitty, a series of animated GIFs from the prolific Ben Ross.
source: drawn


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Human Dollz

Human Dollz is a content, form and function collective established in 2008, making Music, Video, Performance & Fashion.
They relate to and are inspired by the Bauhaus, re-giving every day properties to its historical sites, going back to their fundamental function, reworking the basic forms, and giving them a new content.
Human Dollz are currently working on their first EP titled „Crash! Boom! Bau!“ which is due to be released by May 2009.
source: bauhauslab


Human Dollz - CBB (2009)(03:56)
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David Fullarton

To create his vibrant and humorous paintings, David Fullarton mines the notebooks he has filled with odd words, catch phrases, numbered parking lot receipts, warnings, and instructions in foreign languages. Collaging text, numbers, and images onto brightly colored grounds, Fullarton delights in lifting phrases and images from their contexts and placing them in new surroundings that amend and redirect their meaning. With decidedly adult humor, the work celebrates the strangeness of daily life, memorializes events from his own past, and gently mocks common human foibles.
source: hangart


via: my love for you is a stampede of horses

Safety Gear for Small Animals

The more polluted everything gets, the more obvious that small animals need safety gear as much as loggers and miners do. That’s why Canadian artist Bill Burns invented a line of "safety gear for small animals" (SGSA) several years ago. There are dust masks for birds (pictured at right), gloves for monkeys, hard hats for bunnies, and life vests for lizards. Need to know more about gas masks for squirrels? Well it’s too late to see Burns’ New York MoMa show, but you can visit the SGSA website, which includes his watercolors of animals interacting with the gear as well as information on boiler suits for primates.
source: wired 2006

Andrea Geyer

Andrea Geyer stages social interactions or navigations through (urban) spaces as sites of the production of culture and sources of our experience. Fictional elements and theoretical references, interviews and extensive research flow into her works, which pursue an interest in interpretingidentities not as static, fixed images, but rather as flexible configurations. Her installations are intended to intervene in diverse mechanisms of verbal and visual control and regulation.
source: ok-centrum.

Mark Booth

Just when you thought you couldn’t take another piece of art with an amusing remark written across its front, or any more gallery walls peppered with unframed drawings, this talented Chicago artist, Mark Booth, equally at ease with abstract painting and poetry, makes his New York debut. The words may conjure up a world of their own. And you may find yourself looking longer than you initially expected to.
source: Roberta Smith - The New York Times. December 14, 2007


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Mié-Journaldecorps

Mié-Journaldecorps
Smaranda Olcèse-Trifan
Journal de corps explore la relation entre image et danse à travers l’énigme que pose notre corporéité. L’attestation de soi est le corps. Le corps est l’espace que nous partageons tous et l’espace le plus individuel. À la foi lieu commun et unique, il est un monde en constante transformation, un état de sensations et de perceptions, un terrain de jeu à explorer, à connaître, à reconnaître, à vivre et à danser. Le corps est un journal intime à la logique compilatrice, au parcours déconcertant qui met en jeu les corps pour révéler un entier pluriel, contrasté – vivant comme « soi ». Tout est surprenant dans ce corps où l’on ne cesse de vivre.
source: paris-art


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