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• 2012 Hanji Project | New York

  2012 Hanji Project New York, Hanji Metamorphoses is a celebration of a unique Korean process that utilizes the bark of the mulberry tree and the mucilage of the Hibiscus to create unique paper and textiles beloved by scribes, craftspeople and designers alike. Events displaying the many artistic uses of the material will be held June [...]

• Willi Dorner

  This past weekend in NYC, as part of the Crossing the Line festival, the financial district was invaded by these colorful contortionist performers, led by choreographer Willi Dorner in a piece called “Bodies in Urban Spaces.” The results were hilarious. You can see more pics @ the Wall Street Journal.

• Jessica Labatte

  Get lost in Jessica Labbatte’s colorful world. | via Svartkonst

• “Save Manhattan”

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• Monopoly House

  Canadian artist An Te Liu has been working with architecture and the theme of “place” for quite some time. This piece, Title Deed (2009), addresses the current housing crisis in a clever way. | via The Daily Mail

• Flyers by Nathaniel Russell

  I don’t know much about artist/designer/printmaker Nathaniel Russell. I just stumbled onto his blog from a facebook link and found these flyers. They look like a sketchbook/self-motivated thing, but you can see more of his personal work on his site.

• Jim Kazanjian | Composite Photography

  Magical composite photographic works. Found images and snapshots compiled into detailed fantasy stories by Portland artist Jim Kazanjian

• Yochai Matos

  Yochai Matos, probably best known for his fluorescent light sculptures, has also been hitting the streets of Tel Aviv for years, using glitter, glue, and graffiti (and ceramic tiles?) to show us the stuff he

• BL’ing RGB Poster

  Seemingly quiet for most of 2010, B’L’ing is a traveling trading post that screens and exchanges bootleg video art and rare media. This is their “RGB Poster,” composed of several colorful film stills. Also love these BL’ing alternative movie posters by Amy Yao.

• WATERTOWER | Tom Fruin

  photo by Robert Banat Tom Fruin’s Watertower is a new sculpture installed on the rooftop of 20 Jay Street in the DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn.  As part of his series Icon, the first to be placed in the US, Fruin utilized plexiglass and steel to create a sculptural piece atop a water tower platform on [...]