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Cropped Punch-Needle Snapshots by Adrienna Matzeg Stitch Memories of Portugal | Colossal
AUGUST 21, 2024GRACE EBERT “Petiscos” (2024), cotton, polyester, white oak frame, 13 x 13 x 1.5 inches. All photos by Adrienna Matzeg, courtesy of Tacit Collective Rendering photographic snapshots and souvenir tableaux in textured punch needle, the artist depicts … Continue reading
Minimal and Tranquil Charcoal Drawings by Masahiko Minami | Spoon & Tamago
AUGUST 18, 2024 / JOHNNY / “TRYST” (2021) by Masahiko Minami. Charcoal and mixed-media on wood panel Masahiko Minami works with charcoal and graphite to create minimalist landscapes in dramatic contrast. At once both familiar and foreign, the landscapes present … Continue reading
Portland Art Museum now offers colorblindness glasses
isitors to the Portland Art Museum who have red-green color blindness can now borrow glasses that will enhance the colors they see inside the museum. […
As Slow As Possible | 99% Invisible
The organ used for the Halberstadt performance. https://99percentinvisible.org/category/sounds/ In February, everyone who went to a concert in the old medieval town of Halberstadt, Germany, showed up 23 years late. St. Burchardi church in Halberstadt, Germany. This is also concert from … Continue reading
Tomohiro Inaba Invites Viewers to Complete the Story of His Sculptures | Spoon & Tamago
AUGUST 4, 2024 / JOHNNY “To the promised land” (2024) | installation view at YukikoMizutani Tomohiro Inaba is an artist who creates sculptures that engage the viewer through their own imagination. Depending on your point of view, Inaba’s works look … Continue reading
