just in this week: the amazing new graphic novel from french artist blexbolex entitled ‘no man’s land’ which has been exquisitely produced in three pantone colours making use of transparency and overlapping tints, worth ordering and implausibly cheap for such a beautiful book
no idea what is interesting about the match but that football pitch pattern is just mad… (via mister ‘dominic davies’)
whilst looking around on the newly updated website from photographer/artist anouk kruithof i came across this unusual project she did: a series of images hung from the gallery ceiling (in hyeres) which are to be viewed through small mirrors held upwards facing the roof… no idea if it had the desired effect but it looks fun…
how great is this project? irish student darragh casey subverts the definition of a bookcase for his own ends…
…darragh’s current series ‘Shelf Portraits’, created and photographed in Cork, Ireland, ‘shelves’ 3 generations of the Casey family. It focuses on the traditional role of the shelf as a device to display, portraying people significant to the artist alongside objects relevant to their own lives and personalities…
(tip va ‘herr uwe’)
some recent updates from stills photographer vincent van gurp this month