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Le Courbusier

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Possession is nine-tenths of the law

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Valentino || Spring 2020 Couture

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Joey Bates’ “Everything Is Fleeting.”

Currently on view at Galerie Youn in Ontario is artist Joey Bates’ solo exhibition, “Everything Is Fleeting.”

Joey says of the work in the exhibition, “Energy dispersal and change comprise the impetus for this body of work. Each piece references a volcanic explosion or amalgamation of explosions to recall disruption, destruction, and eventual renewal. The flowers lend a patina of beauty and ease to a process that is jarring, disorienting, and happening constantly — whether or not we are paying attention.”

The exhibition will be on view until January 19th, 2020.

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Ted Pim, Paintings.

Gorgeous paintings from Irish artist Ted Pim.

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Untamed youth, Alexey Kondakov

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Still life, Dave Pollot

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Matthew Grabelsky’s “Jungle Train” at Thinkspace Projects.

Currently on view at Thinkspace Projects in Los Angeles, California is artist Matthew Grabelsky’s solo exhibition, “Jungle Train.”

Grabelsky’s works depict his subjects traveling on subways, often nonchalantly reading magazines or newspapers, while the protagonists in these dyads are strange, quasi-mythological human hybrids with animal heads. Deer, bears, elephants, tigers, and everything in between, make a suited appearance in rush hour. By contrasting the platitudes of the day-to-day with the presence of the extraordinary and unlikely, Grabelsky stages the unexpected within the most unassuming of circumstances.

The exhibition will be on view until August 24th, 2019.

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Scott Burdick, Paintings.

Dreamy, alluring paintings from South Carolina-based artist Scott Burdick.

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Vanessa Stephens x INPRNT.

Artist Vanessa Stephens’ cute and spooky illustrations are all available as fine art prints in her INPRNT Shop.

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Simon Brown, Felt Sculptures.

Magnificent, completely hand-made felt sculptures by artist Simon Brown, who goes as The Gentleman Felter.

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Tom Glendenning, Paintings.

Stirring abstract visions from Galicia, Spain-based artist Tom Glendenning.

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“The inspiration is an ossuary, the crypts of the cardinals, of the monks in the 15th century, and the precious decorations. This idea is that everything that is linked to the afterlife is accompanied by something of maximum beauty,” Alessandro Michele. A collared gown featuring ornate decoration inspired by detail from an ossuary from the Gucci Cruise 2019 collection by Alessandro Michele at the Promenade Des Alyscamps in Arles.

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Erica Williams x INPRNT.

The absolutely epic artwork of Erica Williams is all available as fine art prints in her INPRNT Shop.

This is a sponsored post by INPRNT (Check them out on Tumblr!) but I still choose and write about the artists ;)

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Meng Du, Sculptures.

Perfectly mysterious glass sculptures by artist Meng Du.

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