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Ulla Karttunen
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You can find me on instagram.
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All images are lost.
You can find me on instagram.
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another reserch i do about Vynil records:
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Some works by artist Philippe Meste
Bill Durgin
Two Figures with Box 1, 2011
Bill Durgin’s photographs reflect his fascination with the figure as a sculptural entity. His complex arrangements of the body require extreme contortion to achieve an austere effect, as if the figures have been abstracted. The gestures examine his own corporal boundaries as well as those of the performers he works with and are impressive in their ability to seemingly defy physical limitations. Transforming the body into an amorphic object, Durgin uses a large format camera and film to capture the figures so that they appear to be without appendages. Recognizable as bodies, they remain detached from common perceptions of the human form.
Jia-Jen Lin
Untitled ( Hair ), 2006
Jia-Jen Lin is a visual artist who currently lives and works in Taiwan, New York, and various locations.
Her work integrates sculpture and installation art with performance, video, and photography. Jia-Jen's practice investigates the psychological distance between artificial life and our physical sensations. By way of collecting, modifying, and representing information and materials from everyday experiences, she would like to draw the attention to the initial stage: to investigate the possibilities between the material world and our physical selves. The readily available products of our society become her palette for representing the forms of the natural and for investigating relationships between people and between people and the technologica.
Her work integrates sculpture and installation art with performance, video, and photography. Jia-Jen's practice investigates the psychological distance between artificial life and our physical sensations. By way of collecting, modifying, and representing information and materials from everyday experiences, she would like to draw the attention to the initial stage: to investigate the possibilities between the material world and our physical selves. The readily available products of our society become her palette for representing the forms of the natural and for investigating relationships between people and between people and the technologica.
Charming Baker
Let Us Richochet Off All The Alternatives That Destiny Has To Offer, 2010
BB Gun Press presents the work of Charming Baker
Mary Coble
Mary Coble is a performance artist and photographer. She often uses her body as a metaphor and site for questions that involve, as well as move beyond, corporeal matters. Through these performances Coble challenges herself and others to critically consider their reactions and interactions with social issues of injustices. She strives to confront violence, bigotry and poverty that she sees a as threat to society both physically and mentally.
Daniel Adam Turner
Sp.1, soot, plexiglass, 2007.
Sooting plexiglass, 2007.
Burning entire body of work, 35 paintings, gasoline, 2006.
Daniel Adam Turner was born in 1983 in Portsmouth (VA)
Currently lives and works in New York (NY)
Found at today and tomorrow
Fabio Viale
Souvenir David, 2008
Fabio Viale is an Italian sculptor who works with marble.
He was born in Cuneo in 1975. Currently lives and works in Torino.
Marco Testini
(auto)critica
by Marco TestiniIrony and double meaning are the key operations Marco Testini which tends to play sometimes with the meaning of the word, adapting it to work and in some cases, adapt the work to the word. It is an ironic sarcasm then, that the artist decides to tackle this performance to analyze and critique of attitudes of the public art and everyday life. The artist wants to attract the attention of the viewer with a declared "provocation", making it participates directly and indirectly to the installation. From the walls leaving hundreds of white indices, pointing toward the audience. The fingers are plaster casts of indices "lent" by friends, artists, professors, journalists Testini involved in the operation. The same indices then pointing the finger at themselves and the artist involved on this occasion, Marco Testini, which will continue to scale indexes of all the people who will present the opening day come here to a (self-) critical
Eleanor Antin
Going Home from Roman Allegories, 2004
Eleanor Antin was born in New York City in 1935. An influential performance artist, filmmaker, and installation artist, Antin delves into history—whether of ancient Rome, the Crimean War, the salons of nineteenth-century Europe, or her own Jewish heritage and Yiddish culture—as a way to explore the present.