↩ Jacob's Ephemerata

A blog of aggregated miscellanea and things I like uncovered from my daily travails. I'm @jacobjay, a peripatetic designer/developer of British persuasion, having interests in gastronomy, fashion, technology, interiors and sustainability. I'm currently living between New Delhi and France, working on a Lua web platform and e-commerce. I dig Macs, mountain biking and smelly cheese.

Posts tagged “art”

‘Moon Dust’ by Spencer Finch.

Nothing is sacred. (by mobstr.)

Paint splashes world map, by Michael Tompsett. For sale as prints from £7 or canvas from £22.

‘Last Flight’ by Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan. Showed at Pulse L.A.; via My Modern Metropolis.

Louis Armstrong told us so’ print of world map as fabric patterns, by Bianca Green; $16 on Society6.

Attribution

It saddens me to see so many Tumblrites too readily posting awesome stuffwithout making any effort to provide attribution for a piece.* When someone’s spent time creating the work you’re appreciating, surely expressing one’s gratitude if only by mentioning who they are and linking to their site is worthwhile… It may in fact be impossible, but like any journey, the very act of attempting it unleashes such plentiful discoveries along the way. :-D

Using Google Image Search to search for an image (right-click the image and copy URL, then click the camera icon on the search page to paste) is remarkably easy, and often effective.

* Withstanding memes and mashups, of course.

Selected works by Zimoun, a Swiss sound installation artist. Featuring in Nuit Blanche NYC (1st Oct.), Pulse Miami (1st–4th Dec.), FIAC Paris (20th–23rd Oct.), and other places.

(Source: firetoice)

‘What Whiskey Will Not Cure, There Is No Cure For’ print by  Andrew Le ($20)

Caught in the rain’ a cinemagraph by Jamie Beck and Kevin Burg. [For some background read this article on The Atlantic.]

“This Painting is Not Available in Your Country” by Paul Mutant. Featured in a Budapest exhibition by the artist, which included visualisations of how his work propagated across the internet (see article by Governance Across Borders).

A giant straw fox currently exhibiting on the South Bank, London, created by Pirate Technics (“burning art”).

By Steve Adams.

(Source: colourbomb)

‘The Woods’ neon light sculpture by Keith Lemley, currently exhibiting as part of the Chicago Pop-Up Art Loop series of installations in disused spaces.

An essential aspect of creativity is not being afraid to fail.

Edwin Land (Polaroid Corporation)

“For You Valentine A piece Of My Heart, Well Not MY Heart” — by Mariel Clayton, $400 (SOLD OUT) on 5 Pieces Gallery. [Note the Marmite in the cupboard, now that’s taste!]

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