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Flower Bouquets Frozen in Blocks of Ice by Azuma Makoto
Over the weekend, a factory two hours North West of Tokyo, in a small town in Saitama, was converted into an art gallery. Botanical artist Azuma Makoto and his team were putting on an installation and, when they were done, 16 large blocks of ice stood, lined in columns of three on the concrete floors of the factory. It was like Stonehenge for the ice age. Within the shimmering blocks of ice were exotic flower bouquets, frozen in time.
Cesar Biojo earned a degree in Fine Arts from Florida State University and a Ph.D. in Art Research from the University of Barcelona. His latest works are oil portraits created from pictorial resources such as deconstruction, which recovers in some cases post-impressionist styles, resulting in a personal language that makes his art project one of the most interesting in the contemporary scene. Taking as starting point the quote of Jean Paul Sartre, “The gaze of the other makes us aware of ourselves”, his work becomes a study of human beings, their conflicts, their nature and existence. Using the facilities offered by the portrait, the work of Cesar Biojo explores the hidden emotions that lie behind the eyes, making us participants in the work as being equally observed by the sitter. This way the time value is introduced, which demonstrates concepts inherent in the human being such as creation and destruction, the perishable and ephemeral. His work has taken part in a number of national and international exhibitions.
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100 years ago, the first LOL cats of history… Harry Whittier
The principle of LOLcats did not wait Internet to come into being, as evidenced by the photographs of Harry Whittier Frees, who probably gave birth to the concept of LOLcats in 1906, more than 100 years ago! For this photographer, it all started at a birthday party when he photographed a cat with a paper party hat. This cat picture, sold as postcard, was a huge success, pushing Harry Whittier Frees to shoot more cats … The LOLcats were born!
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Runway shows often blur the line between straight fashion and performance art, and Alexander McQueen was a master at both. For his Spring 1999 show, a ravaged-looking Shalom Harlow entered the runway in a plain white dress, and stood frightened on a revolving platform while two robotic arms mimicked her movements and sprayed her dress with paint. This is one of the truly rare runway moments where we saw the collection come to life before our eyes
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