Art

October 4, 2016

Artist Covers Classical Staircases of Poland’s National Gallery in Splattered Paint

In 2006, Zacheta—Poland's National Gallery of Art—presented Polish Painting of the 21st Century, a special exhibition dedicated to the country's most acclaimed modern and contemporary artists. To set the stage for the eclectic show, Leon Tarasewicz covered the museum's grand staircase in a kaleidoscope of colors. Founded in 1860, the Zacheta Gallery is Warsaw's oldest museum to show contemporary art.

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September 30, 2016

Street Artist Adds a Delicate Touch of Lace to Public Urban Spaces

Inspired by the dainty doily, street artist NeSpoon is known for her delicate designs that adorn—and subsequently spruce up—public spaces around the world. Like in the past, the Warsaw-based artist and lover-of-lace fashions pieces that mimic the fine fabric’s elaborate patterns and fragile aesthetic. In an email, she tells us: “I create works that are somewhere in between street art, pottery, painting, and sculpture.” She produces an array of works with a range of materials.

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September 28, 2016

Artist Turns Discarded Trash Into Fantastical Animal Sculptures

Portuguese artist Bordalo II has had a busy summer as he sped from Aruba to Estonia installing his animal sculptures in public locations. A close look unveils the fact that these creatures are uniquely formed from reclaimed materials. In the hands of Bordalo, tires, car bumpers, door panels, and entire vehicles are cut and shaped to create the final sculpture.

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