Article: Photos of Hong Kong Buildings From Below
Photos of Hong Kong Buildings From Below http://www.visualnews.com/2013/04/29/photos-of-hong-kong-buildings-from-below/
Istanbul street art. Kind of looks like it’s from that Buenos Aires street stencil artist. #Istanbul #buenosaires #streetart
In our new issue: Features on climate change in Ethiopia, the first Muslim liberal arts college, the lost novels of women writers, interviews with Diana Balmori and Eduardo Halfon, fiction by A. Igoni Barrett & Patricio Pron, poetry by Brian Henry & Alejandra Pizarnik, and art by Julia Pleiffer.
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America as seen by an Australian
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Leon Dafonte photographs a special liquid mixture consisting of milk, cream, water, guar gum and color dye. The liquid concoction forms a viscous substance (think glue) that is truly magical to photograph.
Viscous Liquids with Leon Dafonte
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Pattern in Islamic Art-الفن الإسلامي-Pattern dans l’art islamique
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Since 2002 artist, dancer and choreographer William Forsythe has traveled with his audio/visual installation Scattered Crowd, created with thousands of suspended balloons in galleries, museums, banks and other architecturally significant spaces. Forsythe refers to the work as being “an air-borne landscape of relationship, of distance, of humans and emptiness, of coalescence and decision”.
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