Thomas Deininger creates mind-bending optical illusions in his found object sculptural assemblages. The Rhode Island-based artist began creating work from found objects in 1994, when he was “experimenting with the physical qualities of paint and abstraction in both material and imagery.”
Source: Tom Deininger – Self Portrait
Sean Yoro (aka Hula) has recently stepped on his infamous paddle board to paint more stunning human portraits in unusual places. Although his previous murals have been created in warm weather, the New York City-based artist has since ventured to much colder lands: a glacier in North America.
Source: Artist Paints Striking Murals on Sides of Icebergs to Warn About Climate Change
Nkochwa Ernest’s artwork made from discarded tyres is now being shown in a major Nigerian gallery.
A new, interactive, digital-only museum aims to create a new relationship between people and art.
The Japanese artist famed for her Instagrammable artworks overcame childhood trauma, prejudice and mental illness to become a sensation late in life, writes Cath Pound.
Source: BBC – Culture – Yayoi Kusama’s extraordinary survival story
“Is it a painting? Or is it now a piece of conceptual art? Or is it rubbish?”
Source: Will Gompertz on Banksy’s shredded Love is in the Bin ★★★★★ – BBC News
