What is the best art you have seen within the last two weeks? Details please. :)
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It is an all knit gas station created by people all over the world and put together by Jennifer Marsh(from what I understand). The finished piece is at an abandoned gas station in central New York State.
I cannot knit (havent tried at least), but I was quite impressed with ALL of the "knit graffiti". The video is about a knitting gang, the PHOTO IS THE GAS STATION, and the links under sources contain much more coolness and more info.
Looks like they are working on a life sized knit tree at the International Fiber Collaborative this coming year.
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after seeing the photo above, it immediately made me think of this.
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This is one of my favorite photographs that I came across recently. Among many emotional responses, (creepy, painful, pity, sad), I also felt worried for the boy in the picture. I feel like he has unfortunately been exposed to a part of life that kids his age should never experience. It looks as if he is terrifyingly confused and I worry that if he grows up with war all around him, he’ll turn into some angry fighting machine and not know why. The photograph does a marvelous job of capturing this boy’s unique facial expression. It’s so empty and still full of sadness.
Child with Toy Hand Grenade, 1962
Diane Arbus (American, 1923–1971)
Gelatin silver print; 15 1/2 x 15 1/16 in. (39.4 x 38.3 cm)
New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art
http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/ndoc/ho_2001.474.htm
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