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Though not many will admit it, we all know deep down that we are primarily shaped by what we wear and what we own. And though it shouldn’t be the case, I know that the first thing I judge someone on is appearance. London-based sculptor Andrea Hasler is well aware of that human tendency. In [...]
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This series of photos shows a new side of airplanes we, as the general public, are not usually privileged to see. And no, I’m not even talking about sitting in First Class verses Coach. I mean the underbelly of an airplane. Seriously, when was the last time you saw one? Underbellies of Airplanes by Jeffrey Milstein celebrated the unique [...]
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From the ‘now we’ve seen it all’ file comes this: for his latest exhibition, creatively titled Blow Job – Trabalho de Sopro (Blow Job – Work of Blowing), Brazilian artist Fernando de La Rocque created the images with religious and political themes using, wait for it, cannabis smoke. The artist says of his work: ‘more important than freedom to smoke marijuana is the freedom to think about it and make art with it. Polemic issues divide opinions, forcing people to think and debate. Inertia is useless when we want to overcome something’. Ah, yes.
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Everything is a canvas these days, even kitchen gloves. This work by Nicole Steen is a saucy pin-up on colourful latex gloves framed under glass.
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If gold fronts are just a little too flashy for you, head over to Salt Lake City where Steve Heward at Heward Dental Lab will give you a ‘dental tattoo‘, which is actually a crown onto which he or another one of his artists can paint an image of your choice.
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