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Sam Durant


Porcelain Chairs, 2006.

Sam Durant is a multimedia artist whose works engage a variety of social, political, and cultural issues. Often referencing American history, his work explores the varying relationships between culture and politics, engaging subjects as diverse as the civil rights movement, southern rock music, and modernism.

Jan Maarten Voskuil


There Is No Point In Light Blue, 2009.

Jan Maarten Voskuil is a Dutch artist, he uses 3D canvases for his paintings.

Mika Tajima


Disassociate, 2007

Connecting Modernist geometric abstraction to the shape of our built environment, Mika Tajima explores activities and performative roles defined by divisive spaces.

Louie Schumacher


Blue Demon
Plexiglas, gradient mirrored window tint, Blue Demon flavour Full Throttle Energy Drink, water, 2010.

Ben Schumacher


Untitled 1-3
Twitter entries laser etched into granite, 2009.

Ben Schumacher (Born in 1985) creates art in many traditional and non tradition forms.

Denis Darzacq


La Chute, 2006
Inspired by a report for the press, La Chute makes the link between photojournalism and contemporary art. It stages - without special effect -
in perfectly mastered compositions, dancers seized in an instant with a jump. The series constitutes a political metaphor of the situation of current youth.

Valentina De’ Mathà


♯005.inst Béance
Acids on emulsified paper, installations variable
Recent works by Valentina De’ Mathà.

Bethan Huws


“What’s the point of giving you any more artworks when you don’t understand the ones you’ve got?” by Bethan Huws.

Found at
Strozzina.
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Michael Elmgreen & Ingar Dragset


Social Mobility (Staircase) (2005)
Michael Elmgreen (Denmark) & Ingar Dragset (Norway).
Live and work in Berlin, Germany.

Rafaël Rozendaal


Interactive sculpture based on broken self by Rafaël Rozendaal.

Gao Brothers





Gao Zhen 1956 Born in Jinan,China
Gao Qiang 1962 Born in Jinan,China
The Gao Brothers are a pair of artist brothers based in Beijing,They have been collaborating on painting, installation, performance, sculpture, photography and writing since the mid1980s. Their work has been exhibited all over the world,and held in private and museums collections,such like China National Museum,Centre Georges Pompidou,The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art,Princeton University Art Museum,etc,in China and across the world.

Found at Ponyxpress
More at Cramer Contemporary

View also Zhang Haiying

Colin Christian


''Capsule'', 2010 by Colin Christian, made in fiberglass and silicone.

Fabio Novembre



''S.O.S.'' 2003 

S.O.S. - Sofa Of Solitude
Joinable system of armchair and chaise longue realized from cubic form with structure in lacquered matt black fiberglass and sitting covered with a bielastic stitch spread in polyurethane and PVC, in golden colour.

Fabio Novembre (born in 1966) is an Italian architect and designer. IoNoi is his new blog.
More at Officina Creativa

Terence Koh





The Grayscale Universe of a Post-Media Artist
Written by Maxwell Williams. Photographed by Alexei Hay.

Estelle Hanania


Black Chalk / Sang Bleu.
CHAPTER I - collaboration with Christophe Brunnquell. 2008

Photographer Estelle Hanania is a lyrical storyteller, weaving tender and sometimes perplexing plots into her fashion photo series. Her fashion stories develop beyond the confines of a studio or location shoot by integrating still life and landscape images, creating visual rhythm and narrative complexity. The Paris-based photographer has a background in graphic design, art direction and fine art. She graduated  in 2006 from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris and, in the same year, won the ‘best photographer’ prize at the highly prestigious Hyeres Festival in Southern France.
Her photography has been exhibited in several galleries in France and her work, both commissioned and personal, has appeared in magazines including Another, Modern Painters, 032c and Capricious.

Andrew Crane



Artist statement
I love the abstract nature of number and letterform when stripped back to their symbolic/energetic origin. For me, numbers as quantitative animals are only useful as they relate to the Whole...or as a way of expressing the infinite...or as a way of tricking the mind out of its addictive nature. My endeavour is to use the convincingly 'real' and familiar language of word and number, in such a way as to point towards a whole new and infinitely more fulfilling reality – one that has of course, been staring me in the face! I like the ideas that these pieces are visual koans*.

* Koan – a paradoxical question to a student for which the answer is demanded, the stress of meditating on the question often being illuminating.
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Uschio Shinohara


Small Box painting, 2008

Ushio Shinohara (1932, Tokyo) is a very popular and important Japanese artist. In the 1960s he was a co-founder of Japan's Neo-Dada-Movement. Shinohara caused a stir for among other things his "Boxing Painting", a sensational mixture of sport and art. In 1969 with a grant from the J.D.Rockefeller III Foundation, Shinohara came to New York where he continues to live today. For his work he employs a variety of motifs including from the world of American comics and superheroes, Japanese icons and Greek mythology. Adhering to the motto "speed, beauty and rhythm", with a primordial chaos of colors and eruptive structures, he creates images and sculptures that are full of energy, imagination and humor.

Fiona Shaw




Bang, 2005


My Discomfort Is Evident But I Am Unsure Of The Cause (Prelude To An Unfinished Narrative), 2010

Fiona Shaw was born in 1983 in Margate, UK.
Lives and works in London, UK

More at ADLER Gallery

Baptiste Debombourg




Turbo“, 2008 by Baptiste Debombourg.

Urs Fischer





You (2007)
Urs Fischer was born in 1973 in Zurich, Switzerland.
Lives and works in New York and Zurich.

More at Gavin Brown Gallery

David Ancelin


Avis de grand frais (2007).



Sans titre (2008), Teardrop sea (2009) by David Ancelin.
Found at Sculpture Culture

Hubero Kororo




Hubero Kororo arose in 2005, as a group of three students of design. Thanks to its conceptual activities the group has attained public awareness of its existence, and in 2009 it became a professional studio that offers service and products, which broaden the confines of design by searching for new possibilities.

The studio is led by Jaroslav Juřica, who graduated at the Swedish Lund University School of Industrial Design.

More at Yatzer

Siggeir Hafsteinsson



Reykjavik based graphic designer and illustrator Siggeir Hafsteinsson has stayed busy and recently updated both his website and Behance-folio with several new projects.

Bernard Cunì



pOrnomental (Fetish): digital art from porn.
Volumetric shapes generated from xxx rated images represented as physical objects.
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Cumulunimbus: suspended lamp shaped as a big cloud.

Bernat Cuní is a mediterranean designer from Barcelona based in Hong Kong.
Found at PornSaints.

Andreas Fischer



Palatine by Datdatdat.
Datdatdat is the moniker / online presence of Andreas Fischer, artist, designer and director from Berlin.

Don Brown




Don Brown was born in Norfolk in 1962 and studied at Central St Martins School of Art and the Royal College of Art from 1983-88.
More at Almine Rech Gallery and Sadie Coles Gallery

Kate MacDowell


Goodbye Kiss, 2008. Casualty, 2009. Crave, 2006. Invasive Flora, 2009. Canary, 2008.

''I’ve lived and worked in many different environments and cultures that have influenced the way I perceive the world, and therefore my pieces. These experiences have ranged from teaching in urban high schools and producing websites in the high-tech corporate environment, to volunteering at a meditation retreat center in rural India a few hours outside of the fever pitch of Bombay. I’ve also collected visual imagery and ideas from my travels through Renaissance Italy, Classical and Minoan Greece, Nepal and Thailand.

Upon returning to the United States in 2004, after a year and a half working overseas, I began to study ceramics full-time at the ArtCenter in Carrboro, North Carolina and later at Portland Community College's Cascade campus and the Oregon College of Art and Craft's community education program. I am currently a member of the Oregon Potters Association. I have also studied flame-worked glass at the Penland School of Crafts in North Carolina, and participated in an artist residency at the Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts in Maine.''

Kate MacDowell.

Jaroslav Kysa


"In oil we trust", 2009


Left: "pitch", 2006. Right: "1 cm3 of oil", 2008 and "untitled", 2007.
Works by Jaroslav Kysa
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