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vjeranski: El Lissitzky Russian artist, designer, photographer, typographer, polemicist and architect. He was an important figure of the Russian avant garde, helping develop suprematism with his mentor, Kazimir Malevich, and designing numerous exhibition displays and propaganda works for the former Soviet Union. His work greatly influenced the Bauhaus and constructivist movements, and he experimented with production techniques and stylistic devices that would go on to dominate 20th-century graphic design
grigiabot: “The abstract paintings shown here are not by Kazimir Malevich or Paul Klee but by Hindu tantra devotees from Indian cities like Jodhpur and Chomu, the anonymous heirs to a pictorial tradition that dates to the 1600s. Painted on salvaged paper and rarely measuring more than a foot high, the images possess a strange kinship with 20th-century art. And their agelessness cast a spell over Franck André Jamme, a French poet who nearly got himself killed tracking down these works across the deserts of Rajasthan…”(more) The last plate in the book ends with this summation from Jamme: “The purer the consciousness, the bluer and clearer the sky.”
loladollydoloreslolita: love this cover.
blue-voids: Edvard Munch - Preliminary study for The Kiss, c. 1897
german-expressionists: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Arcrobats, 1932
neutralnotes: thisincentive: 014 (079) on Flickr. Anthony Gerace
mitjaissick: Franka Hörnschemeyer Same Dice, (1989 - ongoing) In 1989 Hörnschemeyer set up two huge plasterboards crossing through the whole exhibition space and splitting the room. Sawed into pieces afterwards, the work was exhibited in various constellations since, everytime loosing some chunks through transport and damages.
prettycolors: #b44b4d
nicholasballesteros: Smoke from the Panay
nicholasballesteros: the florist 
nicholasballesteros: scan_magdalene
nicholasballesteros: scan_sterility

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glovaskicom: Mechanism #44, pencil, oil and wax, 30x22, Glovaski  2013