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Showing posts with label installation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label installation. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

a little more of that thread stuff... gabriel dawe

So following on from last week and all the love the thread-art got, I thought I'd take a look at another beautiful installation artist who uses thread in a similar way and has a distinct love of colour that makes me a lil bit swoony... Gabriel Dawe.
She's pretty amazing... enjoy. xxx





































Monday, February 7, 2011

... a splash of colour...

A few colourful tasties to cheer us all up!



Firstly the wonderful world of patternity.....

























Sébastien Preschoux's thread art ...(with special thanks to Holly for introducing me to this wonderful artist :)










Just a shorty this week... hope you are all having a good one and keeping it colourful! x x x




Tuesday, March 23, 2010

public art_ take one: the tone-setter

this week I am beginning my travelling enquiry into Public Art in Sydney. The reason for this is simple... I was at a party on the weekend and someone asked me "but what public art is there in Sydney? what's your favourite piece?" To which I was a little bit stumped. I mean there have been HEAPS of temporary pieces, and maybe at the end of this enquiry I will conclude that good public art in Sydney IS temporary, but nothing really permanent and in a really public space (I mean the Art Gallery of NSW and the matches etc are wonderful but I think it still classifies as the Art Gallery). SO! Here this blog here.

This first entry is obviuosly not Sydney-based stuff. In fact it intentionally excludes Sydney so I can get a feel of a global environment. This is such a tiny and biased selection that really would not stand up in court, but it shows the kind of thing I'm going to look for in Sydney.... modern sculptures, graffiti, architecture, statues, enormous, tiny, light-based, fountains, etc etc. I am also asking everyone to send me suggestions or favourites as we journey into the public domain and immerse ourselves in the glory of saying something publicly....with metal and fibre, enamel and stick. Standing nude in the face of laymen opinions. Pulling back the curtains on an enjoyable stroll through the urban dust. ahhhh. Off we go......