inverted library

A Library That Plummets into an Abyss by Susanna Hesselberg for Sculpture by the Sea | Colossal:



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Glenn Skien

check it out. Glenn Skien
envelopes, paper, postcards, tin, string: everything beautiful.
And this.

Cool and clever Street Art

http://www.boredpanda.com/street-art-interacts-with-surroundings/ will make you happy.

and so will this
http://www.viralforest.com/someone-drawing-quirky-chalk-charcoal-characters-streets-ann-arbor-michigan/

A brilliant installation

Today is going to be awesome shows a colourful display of found objects in Baltimore which you just have to see!



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Jacob Hashimoto’s Gas Giant

Jacob Hashimoto’s Gas Giant

Beauty. Repeating patterns. Diversity and similarity.



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Sydney Book Art Group at Sydney Writer's Festival

Sydney BAG (Book Art Group) installed a piece at Sydney Writer's Festival this weekend.
See all the pix at our Facebook Group.
The piece includes 748 individual pages from abandoned books, and took more than 93 hours to ASSEMBLE (that excludes the time it took us to create each individual art work on the pages).

Cornell-inspired box

I love Joseph Cornell's work.

After my second trip to Chicago I made this box from a monopoly money-tray. 

It's covered in a map of Chicago, and contains things I mostly picked up from my Dad's desk after he died.

The plastic seal is from when I was creating works for Coastal. I bought a packet of plastic star fish which also included seals and fish. 

The button WTS 05 is from Walking the Street 2005. Walking the street was a festival in Newtown where artists decorated / put works in the windows of the local retailers. I participated a few times. Once at Mailboxes Etc (where I put pictures of Mailboxes) and once at Buzzz bar (where I did a work of coffee cups inspired by having breakfast at Buzzz). 

The words on the beads are from "trying to leave the ground". From Starlings in Winter a poem by Mary Oliver

The plastic chips and the dots with smiles on them are from a book of mind-developing games from Edward de Bono. The watch was my dad's

The metal letter R, asterisk and question mark I bought when I was in a haberdashery in Chicago in 2008. The golf dlub key ring membership tags were my dads. The little wooden dolly I picked up on one of my walks through the back streets of Newtown. It's from an old kid's puzzle.