It’s within the limits imposed by the choice of a simple and minimal tool (biro) that Carine Brancowitz drawings take shape.
The result is a series of works that combine the purity and passion of adolescent anxiety,
an obsessive attention to detail, the uncluttered elegance of lines, the severity of the compositions…
Carine Brancowitz spent her childhood in France, devoting her time to music and painting.
She studied illustration, screen print & lithography at the School of Arts & Graphics industries, Ecole Estienne.
Encaustic Journals by Bridgette Guerzon Mills
pop out camping book, done in watercolor.
I absolutely love this, reminds me a lot of Sue Blackwell mostly because it’s paper and book art. It’s lacking the intricacies that Blackwell’s work is so famous for but a lot of her work is about colour and layering which is primarily what this piece is portraying. Great stuff.
Brazilian artist Henrique Oliveira’s incredible installations look like giant overgrown tumors or roots that are slowly taking over the spaces they inhabit breaking through doors, walls, floors, and ceilings. Created out of splintered and discarded plywood Oliveira’s creations look like three dimensional wooden patchwork quilts that are taking over every nook and cranny they can, never stopping to ask for permission or directions.
On the 25th of February I was part of something magical…
(in)Xclusion is a creative research project exploring issues of exclusion through the mode of Live Art practice. A free and open event taking place at Patrick Studios over 24 hours.
(in)Xclusion is a platform event and will showcase new work from 24 artists/groups from Yorkshire, nationally and internationally.
24 hours - 25th February 2012
Creative Tourist have put together a list of some funny, some useful but all worthwhile blogs for everyone to take a gander at
Can’t remember where I found this, but it made me chuckle.
