in his new book ‘the art of clean up’ swiss comedian and artist ursus wehrli applies his love for organization to everyday life and objects. food, cars, people, toys and other objects are placed into neat rows according to color, size, shape, and type.
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Apr 08, 2021designboom previews the show and speaks with NYBG's director of public engagement and library exhibitions curator, joanna groarke.
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Apr 08, 2021at sunset, the reflection of the glowing sky and onshore clouds merges with floating, shifting gradients of light across the surface of the work.
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Apr 08, 2021designboom looks at how the public art fund has engaged new yorkers and visitors alike — from an endlessly spinning water vortex at the brooklyn bridge, to an upright swimming pool at rockefeller center.
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Apr 07, 2021designboom spoke with the japanese artist about how the fragility of salt 'always reminds me that all things are subject to change, and that life is finite.'
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KraxyKat Sep 03, 2011 dbkii Sep 03, 2011 niels Sep 01, 2011 niels Sep 01, 2011 Romy Macias Sep 01, 2011 Darija S.H. Sep 01, 2011 a Aug 31, 2011
more commentsOCD as ART. Ya’ll should try it. Very soothing. Insane, but soothing, and isnt that the point?
cool!
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Love the sandbox. Find the fruit bowl a bit absurd. And the pine branch disturbing. Organizing’s purpose is to embrace order and add value – like saving time or being able to locate or identify “individual” pieces – parts of a whole.
i like!
clean up the brasil!