Ramona Ring | zimmer404 (b.1986, Germany) - Miscellanous (2010/11)
Ramona Ring is a young artist studying illustration and graphic design in Nuremberg, Germany. She loves reading, especially utopian and dystopian books where she gets a lot of inspiration. She is also inspired from movies that she watches and of course all the other artists that she look up. (Interview with artist by ARTchipel Jan-2012) (Interview with artist by ARTchipel Jan-2012) Please visit her Behance and Tumblr for more work.
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“When I Was a Child, I Was a Cowboy” and “Life Sucks” by #TheDirtyDuke at #outlaw #art #graffiti #streetart #bestof #nyc (Taken with Instagram at Whitebox Gallery)
- George Carlin (via tenuously)
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Art Basel
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Piotr Buczkowski on http://thisispaper.com
Photographs by Michal Pudelka more here.
Title: Richard Avedon
found it on http://butdoesitfloat.com
Stephane Coutelle / Vogue Russia December 2011.
Julia Fullerton-Batten’s Teen-age Daydreams
For this week’s Food Issue, we asked Julia Fullerton-Batten to photograph Lucy Worsley, the British historian and TV personality, for Lauren Collins’s Profile.
Worsley is known for her televised archaeological experiments, in which she explores life in different eras by recreating quotidian tasks, such as laying a fire in period costume, or staging a full-scale Georgian dinner in an unwinterized kitchen. They are works of imagination, making her a fitting subject for Fullerton-Batten, whose photographs often entail staging fantasies and simulating daydreams.Click through for more selections of Fullerton-Batten’s work: http://nyr.kr/tTvPTX
Seen at Paris-Photo, German-born, China-based Michael Wolf’s Tokyo Compression series, taken on the city’s subway, is literally breathtaking. Faces of Tokyo commuters are pressed up against condensation-soaked windows, creating small pools of mist as they breathe in and out, struggling for air.
Andrew Salgado, The Silence Consumes Every Move, Oil on canvas, 30” x 30”, 2011
Exhibition Anxious: New Paintings, Tache Gallery, October 13 - November 18, 2011