#43 Art I Saved This Week
Dannielle Hodson, Pedro Kouba, An Qi, Jonah Schwimmer, Daniel Álvarez, Sasha Gordon, Utsunomiya Nao 宇都宮なお, Augustina Wang, Dingyue Fan, and Ben Tuna.
Hello all ❤️
I'm delighted to bring you my findings from the art world this week. I so appreciate everyone who reads along each week.
Last week, I featured MSCHF's latest stunt King Solomon's Baby, a 16-foot sculpture of a baby auctioned off piece by piece, creating a financial trustfall for all bidders. Also, the work of artist Hilary Green, who creates sculptures in wax, only to be burnt as candles, a transcendental installation.
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Art Prompt
Inspired by Pedro Kouba's collection of pieces featured above, create your own collection of smaller pieces to form a larger whole. Each should feel part of a larger narrative, or your signiature language, assembled as one. For visual artists, this could take shape on a wall. For musicians, this could be a collection of shorter 30 second tracks. For photographers, a series of details from your images, brought together in a single arrangement. Play with pattern, togetherness, and structure, whilst allowing moments of uniqueness within the whole.
See you next Sunday 👋
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Thank you so much!
Imi, Founder of Artists Pages.
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