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Zander Olsen's Tree, Line.

I'm a big fan of thoughtful installations especially if it takes its environment into consideration. Upvote if it's got some humor to it. Zander Olsen's Tree, Line has all of the above, not to mention beautiful. 

I found Olsen's work via Officina Macedonia's tumblr.

Katharina Grosse's Psychedelic Wonderland.

Mass MOCA is well known for it's larger than life exhibitions. And Katharina Grosse's One Floor Up More Highly is no exception. Although the show closed at the beginning of the month it would be rediculous of me to not post these images...mind-blowing color and scale. one word: LOVE.

first spotted on New American Paintings blog.

 

 

Nicola Yeoman: In Waiting.

British artist Nicola Yeomen sent me images of her site specific installation "In Waiting". Oh how, I'd love to be able to walk around this warehouse. Yeoman does such an incredible job with incorporating her surroundings within her over all pieces.

”In Waiting”, a sculpture composed principally of drapery and cement, is part of a series of circular installations in different materials that form an ongoing body of work. The installation is part of a series of six circular sculptures using different materials that Yeoman has photographed and which are available as a signed, limited edition portfolio.

"In Waiting" is on display now through March 17, 2012 at Wyer Gallery. A Limited edition, boxed portfolio set of six prints: ‘Scrapbook Circles’ signed by the artist, is also available.

I Don't Like To Dream About Getting Paid.

After watching and posting that video of Steve Powers (he always gets me thinking about words), I remembered how much I like Patrick Martinez' neon signs. So many good references.

Tara Donovan: Untitled (Mylar), 2011 at The Pace Gallery

Found this video of Tara Donovan's piece, Untitled (Mylar), 2011 at The Pace Gallery from Vernissage TV. Such an incredible piece.