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Illuminated Figures Consider the Relationship Between the Body and Soul
“Vessel of the Universe (Sisidlan ng Kalawakan)” (2020), soldered metal, glass, LED strips, and electrical fittings, 64.5 x 47 x 12 inches. All images © Joshua Limon Palisoc Joshua Limon Palisoc draws on the tenets of Filipino Psychology to inform his … Continue reading
Through The Looking-Glass
Photographer LiliRoze is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. From the ‘Abimes’ series. An intimate journey, through the Looking-Glass. Forget about shores Deploy skylines Still escapes… More: Through The Looking-Glass
Underwater Photo at Sunset Looks Like It’s From Another Planet | My Modern Met
This is not your typical underwater photography. Freediver and photographer Dan Legend captures the magic of the ocean in his alluring underwater images. His photos showcase swimmers as they’re submerged in the cerulean water and interact with the creatures within … Continue reading
Germination
Visual Artist Kate Yashta is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. From the project ‘GERMINATION’. Pointless germination of bizarre ties. It breaks through the skin, bursting out, digging in with its spikes. It embodies the possibilities and … Continue reading
Family-Owned Osaka Bookseller Designs Playful Book Covers
Seiwado Book Store in Osaka began producing playful covers as freebies for their customers If you’ve ever purchased a book in Japan you’re undoubtedly familiar with the phrase kaba otsuke shimashouka? “Would you like a cover?” The book cover … Continue reading
Shaped Using Precisely Cut Maps, Nikki Rosato’s Busts and Portraits Connect Place, Memory, and Identity
Through mesh busts and delicate portraits, Nikki Rosato visualizes the connections between place and identity. The Washington, D.C.-based artist carves out the multi-colored highways and back roads from common maps, leaving the distances and spatial markings intact. She then shapes the … Continue reading
Àṣẹ by Anthony Prince Leslie
This year has been eye opening for Anthony Prince Leslie, giving him the chance to do internal research on relationships with people. With Aṣẹ, Leslie is creating a flm that captures the family dynamic, pays homage to traditions and the … Continue reading
Private View: Michelangelo Pistoletto at Blenheim Palace – NOWNESS
Danish director Mike Nybroe captures Michelangelo Pistoletto’s retrospective show at the UK’s Blenheim Palace. Pistoletto is a leading figure in the Italian contemporary art movement Arte Povera – taking a radical stance in the 1960s and early 1970s, artists in … Continue reading
Artists Explore Self-Expression Through Bizarre and Whimsical Masks at Denver’s Vicki Myhren Gallery | Colossal
Kate Marling, “Classical Sculpture Mask” (2020) There is perhaps no symbol more representative of contemporary life than the humble face mask. A simple health device crucial to saving millions of lives around the world from a deadly COVID-19 pandemic spread … Continue reading
We the People: Artist Nari Ward | The Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston
Artist Nari Ward works with teens in the ICA’s Teen Arts Council to install his monumental artwork “We the People,” created from thousands of shoelaces.
Artist Nari Ward Has Spent Decades Revitalizing Found Objects to Elucidate Counter Narratives
GRACE EBERT “We the People” (2011), shoelaces, 96 x 324 inches. All images courtesy Nari Ward and Lehmann Maupin, New York, Hong Kong, Seoul, and London Jamaica-born artist Nari Ward bases his practice in found objects and their inherent mutability. The … Continue reading
Stainless Steel Roots Sprawl Into Figurative Sculptures by Artist Sun-Hyuk Kim
Just like a tree, the spindly branches that shape Sun-Hyuk Kim’s sculptures extend from a larger, sturdy limb—or in the South Korean artist’s case, neck or spine, too. Kim (previously) creates sprawling artworks that merge human anatomy and the root … Continue reading
