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The British Broadcasting Company (BBC) recently profiled one of my **new** favorite international artists by the name of Yinka Shonibare who is currently showing 21 pieces of his work at the National Museum of African Art, in addition to showing on over 2 floors of The Smithsonian.
Zany British photographer, Slinkachu, has published a cool book about his unique photographs of miniature people and things in real world circumstances, but some question his talent. Are his exhibits just pavement art? Graffiti in nature? Nothing more than wacky creativity...(oh, those crazy Brits!)? Check it out for yourself!
Shanghai is Art-Alive this September with the opening of the ShContemporary Art Fair and the Shanghai Art Fair in their 3rd year and 13th years, respectively. In addition, numerous other galleries and art spaces around town have answered the call and opened their doors for new openings, exhibits, performances and more wine and cheese events than one person can possibly attend! And if the numbers of art sales last year from the Shanghai Art Fair are any indication of what’s to come from the fair this year (upwards of USD10million in 4 days),
Zen has become a commonly-used expression and is often described as a design concept--meant to represent a clean, uncluttered space. My friend mentioned that design clients come to her and tell her they're looking to create a Zen sense of space in their home or office, and that this can mean many things to many people. I get it that people equate Zen with Simplicity from a design standpoint, but does using the concept for design elements really fit?
A German auction house intends to sell three watercolour paintings attributed to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler at the start of next month. Read Full Article on Yahoo UK.