Japanese artist Tadashi Kawamata created a massive installation out of hundreds of wooden chairs stacked on top of each other.
Japanese artist Tadashi Kawamata created a massive installation out of hundreds of wooden chairs stacked on top of each other.
Chad Person uses one-dollar bills to create his collages. In his project TaxCut he presents entire landscapes and portraits. You may think this is expensive, but it’s not true.
Banksy presented his new work, an installation on the streets of New York. This is a slaughterhouse truck, from which protrude the wailing heads of sixty toy animals—cows, chickens, pigs and lambs.
Art photographer Davide Luciano and food stylist Claudia Ficca created an extraordinary series of images where they offer to mice on a trap not usual cheese but real gourmet delights.
American artist and sculptor Jessica Joslin uses in creation of her sculptures absolutely everything, mostly things that are more suitable for disposing. But, in the end, she gets a great result.
Tec is an artist who is expressing himself on the streets of Sao Paulo by drawing on the roads monsters and giant animals.
Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei presented in Toronto a new version of his installation Forever Bicycles. The art event took place right on the street, and the installation was composed of 3144 bikes.
New York-based artist Matthew Cusick creates complex collages depicting portraits of people, animals, sea landscapes and cityscapes that are made from old maps.
Teenager Teenager is a unique, hyperrealistic installation by Chinese artists Sun Yuan and Peng Yu.
Italian designer Marta Grossi, now living in Hong Kong, is the author of an unusual series of drawings on bananas. She draws with a pencil or a pen on the banana peel, and then she eats the banana for breakfast.
