ANTONY GORMLEY

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I WAN'T A RABBIT

I WAN'T THIS RABBIT! $12,000.00 ANYONE?

Crayon Rabbit Sculpture
by Herb Williams
$12,000.00
buy it here

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ANDREW SCHOULTZ

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RACHEL FEINSTEIN

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TRACEY EMIN

RICHARD PHILLIPS

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RACHEL HOWARD

Alberto Giacometti

i wan't Alberto Giacometti in my livingroom.
breath taking.

HÀKUNAR BÒK

drawings by my father, Valdemar.

I WISH I WAS A WOLF

photographs by Sunna Ben

GREEN DEMON

GREEN DEMON BY TOM FRIEDMAN

ALEC SOTH

MORE PHOTOS BY ALEC SOTH.
NO ONE DOES IT BETTER.

BEAF EYES

'MAZIN




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CAITLIN X GAIA

Drawing of me by the very very talented Caitlin Shearer.
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ANNELIE CARLSTROM

Illustration of Lara Stone by Annelie Carlstrom
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house-sized inflatable american dog shit terrorizes switzerland

this is tooo funny.

"Giant dog turd wreaks havoc at Swiss museum
A giant inflatable dog turd created by the American artist Paul McCarthy was blown from its moorings at a Swiss museum, bringing down a power line and breaking a window before landing in the grounds of a children’s home.

The exhibit, entitled Complex Shit, is the size of a house. It has a safety system that is supposed to deflate it in bad weather, but it did not work on this occasion.

Juri Steiner, the director of the Paul Klee centre, in Berne, told AFP that a sudden gust of wind carried it 200 metres before it fell to the ground, breaking a window of the children’s home. The accident happened on July 31, but the details only emerged yesterday.

Steiner said McCarthy had not yet been contacted and the museum was not sure if the piece (pictured here) would be put back on display.

The installation is part of an exhibition called East of Eden: A Garden Show, which features sound sculptures in trees and a football ground without goalposts. The exhibition opened in May and is due to run until October.

The centre’s website describes the show as containing “interweaving, diverse, not to say conflictive emphases and a broad spectrum of items to form a dynamic exchange of parallel and self-eclipsing spatial and temporal zones"

- The Guardian

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