Jason Rogenes

Still astonishing, Jason Rogenes.

Junggesellenboot

Fun stuff by art collective “Gelitin“. Haha!

It´s burning everywhere

Part of the conflict, Thomas Hirschhorn. Would his art work out on the streets? I think so, though it’s better situated in galleries. Learn more about his thoughts on bringing together politics, philisophy, love and aesthetics.

Juan Angel Chavez

Hah!

“Juan Angel Chavez was born in La Junta, Chihuahua, Mexico. At the age of thirteen, he immigrated with his family to Chicago. He attended The School of the Art Institute of Chicago’s Early College Program and continued his studies at The School, but did not obtained a degree.”

Gas station wrap

Wrapped gasoline station (2008) by Jennifer Marsh. Complete docu here.

The art lot

Psychic orientation‘ (2011) by Jessica Cannon. Outdoor installation at the art lot Brooklyn. Now. Previous highlights: Bushwickedest Skewville and his mini golf area ‘The putting lot‘ (Photo: Becki Fuller), and Cynthia Lawson Jaramillo with ‘Nooks‘, lightboxes capturing NYC street corner life.

Credits

Glasshouse made from graffitied windows taken from a soon to be demolished bulding in Mexico city. Now who gets the credit, the artist José Carlos Martinat, the nameless writers, the architect of this building or the council for letting it go to rack? Or the gallerists of the show. I would say all of them, it is a beautiful installation.

More mountains

Bridging fiction and reality with her installations made from iconical nature photographs – Justine Blau.

Matthew Houlding

Retro futuristic models by Matthew Houlding courtesy of Keri Hand Gallery.

Real fiction cinema

The real fiction cinema by Job Koelewijn. Until June 19th in Basel.

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