Ms. Jonas, a pioneering figure in performance and video art, will create a new site-specific installation.
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Famous album covers, reimagined from the other side
By Boing Boing on Apr 15, 2014 in: art
Harvezt recreates famous album covers to depict the subjects from opposite or alternative viewpoints. Some are subtle masterpieces, others gloriously cheeky, but my favorite is this ingeniously reversed version of Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures.
Touko Laaksonen, whose illustrations under the name Tom of Finland focused on homoerotic and sadomasochistic themes, will be honored with a Finnish stamp.
Ducks: A Story About the Tar Sands
By Things Are Good on Apr 14, 2014 in: Art, oil
Kate Beaton of Hark a Vagrant fame once worked in the Alberta tar sands. She recently made a short comic about her time working there (which she did to pay off student debt) and it provides a wonderful human side to the tar sands narrative. Read the...
Hamster Powered Walker Ushers in Era of Rodent Rule
By Gajitz on Apr 14, 2014 in: Transportation, animals, art, DIY
The Strandbeest began as an art project of Dutch artist Theo Jansen in the 1980s. Today, amateur Strandbeest enthusiasts are building their own walking beasts ...
Third Point Defends Its Fight Against Sotheby’s
By Deal Book on Apr 14, 2014 in: Hedge Funds, Art
In a 30-page document, Daniel Loeb's Third Point hedge fund laid out its case to shareholders about why it should win three seats on Sotheby's board -- and defended Mr. Loeb's art world credentials.
For Elizabeth Williams, a courtroom illustrator who has spent more than three decades depicting famous criminals through her drawings, the job is a study of character.
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