glow sticks that never die

fluorescent tubing seems to be a go-to for gazillions of trying artists that might rely on the industrial and the mundane to create a modern spirituality. it takes a great artist to succeed. here we see a beautiful piece by dan flavin, 1987.  by kl

madonna mercedes

thomas bayrle’s tenaciously consistent pieces have transcended the idylls of religion, art, machines and remained socially apt for decades.  here we see his dogmatic epiphany of the automotive kind.  by sv

do not pass go, do not collect $200

chicago based anonymous art collective bored engaged rich uncle pennybags in his biggest role yet, a life-sized one.  they took to the streets in chicago’s logan square neighborhood, adorning the sidewalks with plywood dice, chance and community chest cards.  if you’re not careful, you may get a card that says go to jail for douchebaggery.  i like the way these kids think. by sv

berndnaut smilde

artist berndnaut smilde focuses his pieces on the physical presence of transitional spaces, in other words, that which we tend to neglect and exists IN BETWEEN.  a brilliant idea, reading between the lines so to speak, in the linear concept of reality and otherwise.  this exhibits smilde’s cloud formations.  imagine your own cumulonimbus right in the comfort of your own living room.  i’ll take two.  more seen hereby sv