Technically called “Material Transfers,” Levi van Veluw takes different materials and transplants them onto people’s faces to create what is, at the very least, an intriguing visual effect.  There is a gallery on his site of the different materials he’s used, and while they are very interesting you don’t get the full effect of one [...]

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This is a brilliant animated piece detailing the life of traditional Japanese artist Hokusai (if you’ve ever seen this picture, you’ve seen this artist).  It’s a fantastic biographical clip that sheds some light on the eccentric artist.  Enjoy!
Via Transbuddha

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Matteo Ferrari is a photographer who takes pictures of people who drive the same car for years on end.  The result is wonderful to look at.

I think it’s just amazing that these people get so much life out of their automobiles, to begin with.  Hooray for responsible driving and maintenance!  Check out the rest of [...]

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“In the late 70’s I created photographs: long time-exposures done at night in New York City.
While the camera was positioned on a tripod, with the lens opened for several minutes, I moved through urban spaces with a variety of light sources. These were exhibited and published world-wide. Cibachrome prints of these images are available through [...]

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Sorry, I couldn’t think of a better title).
But that’s okay because these next couple of videos are bound to impress you.
Joshua Allen Harris is an NYC based artist who makes his creations out of plastic bags he pieces together.  Then, by tethering them to subway grates on the sidewalk and utilizing the natural currents that [...]

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Image Via Greg Barnhart Studio
I was recently impressed by Grant Barnhart’s current gallery of new works that he’s produced.  The works are heavily influenced by the concepts of the information age and the proliferation of the military industrial complex, or how both those things affect everyday people’s lives.  The works are mixed medium and contain [...]

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