A Parade of Puppetry.
A most impressive display of puppetry in Liverpool town centre in the UK. I have seen this performance and it …
Category Archives: Something off-slant for the beady of eye.
A Pound of Flesh for 50p
A Pound of Flesh for 50p is the name of the following installation, or rather sculpture to mine eyes, which …
The Mirror Man.
Some beguiling art from Jeppe Hein now; His website is here, and an article about the labyrinth can be found here.
Ascent into the Maelstrom
The work of artist Paul Fryer. Here is a link to his website – Paul Fryer I particularly like ‘Morning …
The Shoddy Onion – Making a Butterfly Booklet.
This is a re-blog from The Shoddy Onion, a blog written by the artist, and I hasten to add most …
A Way with Nature
The following work is by Andy Goldsworthy, a fine artist whose work I have followed for many years. Here is …
Essayez de marcher dans mes chaussures.
By artist Gwen Murphy who can be found here – http://www.gwenmurphy.com/
Colour me Insatiable.
Beautifully captured images of ink blending when dropped into water. The following were found through Twisted Sifter. I did not …
A Vast Spectacle of Music and Light.
A flood of images now. I came across this event whilst re-visiting images of the famous painting ‘The Death of …
The Blue Forest.
As I have in effect stolen this post from Jan, I have also put a link to his blog (which …
eye ris
Originally posted on interopia:
To you to me, to me to you. Eyedling frankly. interopia View original post
Hide Your Arms – Move Them Quickly
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Magic, before your very eyes…. rabirius View original post
To the dark and the endless skies.
Whilst most people know of Banksy, David Walker is another artist who creates the fine art upon the streets with …
Another You, Another Me, Another He, Another She.
This is the work of digital artist Dorothy Golz. She’s taken traditional paintings and placed the original heads on bodies …
Jim Skull
The following is the work of Jim F. Faure, known as Jim Skull. He’s used unusual materials to sculpt his …
The Veins of Stars
Originally posted on interopia:
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Esmeralda and The Cloud 
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