david lynch – behind the scene


david lynch takes us on a tour in the old print shop where he produces all of his lithographs. idem in paris is one of the latest places to print old fashioned work, and seeing the process is quite fascinating (related post on mr lynch’s artwork here).  by pp.

tokujin yoshioka: water block

tokujin yoshioka was invited to participate in the renovation project of the musée d’orsay. for this he created this glass bench ‘water block’ which has been installed within the museum’s impressionist gallery alongside of works of art by master painters such as manet, degas, monet, cézanne and renoir. the ‘rippling water’ reflects the subjects of the paintings on display. by cp

oh hello kate!

two of marc quinns sculptures of kate moss in various compromised positions. makes the drug busts seem like a walk in the park. by xy

burning man

when looking back at this years past events in the world there is one image that is etched permanently into my retinas. it’s the image of jamphel yeshi, a 27 year old exhile from tibet, who set himself on fire to protest a visit from the chinese president to india. I can’t be the only one, as several artist have been inspired or payed tribute to him. by wn

mr. delhomme

was so happy the other day to find a super nice interview of mr. jean philippe delhomme on garance dore’s blog. rather unexpected place to read about the guy, but lovely nonetheless. seeing his work on campaigns or wherever is too rare but always so inspiring and nice! the book on his digital alias the unknown hipster is definitely a must for christmas. by pp.