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the portraits are based on members of the local community, from an 80-year-old fisherman, to a 9-year-old primary school student.
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a concrete bench encircles the room, with an incline that naturally directs views towards the opening above.
in the videos, barton is seen with mongkol, a bull elephant rescued from captivity that enjoys the tune as she sways her tusk.Â
the V&A museum has launched a website featuring new digital content about the raphael cartoons ahead of the reopening of the transformed raphael court.
This article is novel, I really love it. I also have some ideas written in my article, you can have a look if you have the interest. We can also discuss different topics. brgd,
More than 10 years ago, my professor at art school used to say, when you amass 379 (or any random large anough number) of similar mundane objects and arrange them in a gallery space, it will look like an artwork.
Brilliant Brilliant Brilliant as is all of Wei Wei’s art pieces and his amazing activism!
it’s not just about the idea, it’s the inner anger of the artist, chinese surveillance camera deserves this treatment!
it’s not just about the idea, it’s then inner anger of the artist, chinese surveillance camera deserves this treatment!
Um yeah… Who blocks the camera while he blocks the camera?
Maybe in China or Iraq..but I frankly like cameras. I want every miscreant to think they monitored.
… and, when the cops see a guy in the middle of a city with a fishing pole smelling of solvents – do you think they’re not going to break his arms?!
Dumb idea; this guy is smiling at the camera…!
Jim
I love Ai WeiWei’s work, but I think he forgot to include a tin-foil had on the list… .A ski mask too. 😀