Charles Sandison | Hämeenlinna

Charles Sandison, Hämeenlinna Art Museum, 10/30/11-2/5/12Charles Sandison, Peabody Essex Museum, 10/10-4/11Charles Sandison, Reading Glass, Istanbul Modern, 2011

Secret Universe: Paul Laffoley | Berlin

Secret Universe: Paul Laffoley
National Galerie in Hamburger Bahnhoff, Berlin
November 3,2011 thru March 4, 2012
"The goal of our present endeavor is to produce a transdisciplinary world-view which will sustain human existence into a continuous future." - Paul Laffoley

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Daniel Schlier | Paris

Daniel Schlier, Europa #1, Oil, acrylic, hair and dust on canvas, 150 × 190 cm

Daniel Schlier, Notturno II (Molto intenso, ossessivo), 2007, Acrylic, oil, hair and dust, on canvas, 103 x 192 cm.

Daniel Schlier: festina lente exhibion, Jean Brolly Gallery, Paris, 2009

Isaac Julien: Ten Thousand Waves | Boston

Isaac Julien, "Ten Thousand Waves," 2010. Installation view, Bass Museum of Art, Miami. Nine-screen installation, 35mm film, transferred to high definition, 9.2 surround sound, 49 ft. x 41 in

Isaac Julien, "Ten Thousand Waves," 2010. Installation view, The Hayward Gallery, London, Nine-screen installation, 35 mm film transferred to High Definition 9.2 surround sound, 49 ft. x 41 in.The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, October 28, 2011-March 4, 2012

MANE Blow Dry Bar | Seattle

MANE Blow Dry Bar 717 Pine Street at the Grand Hyatt, Seattle, WA USA

3 Women, Digital Print on Canvas, 8' x 7.2' x 2"
East ElevationLegs, Digital Print on Canvas, 4' x 5.5' x 2"
West Elevation

The images, “3 Women” and “Legs”, are an integral contribution to the expansion of MANE Blow Dry Bar’s brand identity. Bilinear’s artwork is present in many facets of their marketing efforts.

Bilinear’s approach is to collaborate with the client. Our aim was to incorporate contemporary, stylish, timeless, elegant, and fun elements. The result was impactful imagery that sets MANE apart from salons and other blow dry bars.

3 Women

Halftone effect (close up)

Proposal: Legs, Digital Print on Canvas, 4' x 5.5' x 2"
West Elevation

John Baldessari | Santa Monica

John Baldessari started his career as a conceptual artist in the 1960s. In the 1980s he began taking found images from a trash cans in the back of a photography equipment stores. He also began to paint out areas and faces to make the characters non-identifiable, but the photograph still has a narrative.

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The Mechanical Bride | Los Angeles

The show takes its name from Marshall McLuhan’s 1951 book, which examines the media landscape (press, radio, movies, ads) through discrete critical entries that could be read in any order.

Kurt Ralske is, ultimately, a high-tech sculptor of time, digitally manipulating given materials to evoke gorgeous visual texture and a stirring sense of dislocation.

John Carpenter involves projections of natural forms that gently pulse and flicker on their own but respond dynamically to the presence of viewers. -- Leah Ollman, LA Times

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