1. A portrait of a friend, some shape drawings and ideas for new work. 

  2. thejogging:

Gigi Dag Logo Stack, 2013

Digital render

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    thejogging:

    Gigi Dag Logo Stack, 2013

    Digital render

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    (Source: thejogging)

  3. It has been almost a year since the 2012 Loughborough University School of the Arts Fine Art Degree Show, which I exhibited in. I am very much looking forward to attending the 2013 Fine Art Degree Show and seeing some exciting new work.
Private View - Friday 7th June, 6pm - 9pm.
Exhibition open from Saturday 8th June until Sunday 16th June.

    It has been almost a year since the 2012 Loughborough University School of the Arts Fine Art Degree Show, which I exhibited in. I am very much looking forward to attending the 2013 Fine Art Degree Show and seeing some exciting new work.

    Private View - Friday 7th June, 6pm - 9pm.

    Exhibition open from Saturday 8th June until Sunday 16th June.

  4. awallison:
acrylic on mdf, Andrew W. Allison 2013

    awallison:

    acrylic on mdf, Andrew W. Allison 2013

  5. Copyright, 2013 Colette Griffin.

    A couple of photographs I took while in Lanzarote this April. The volcanic landscape was amazing and very unlike that which I have seen before.

  6. ashtonhaws:

© Ashton Haws. Twister,  2013

    ashtonhaws:

    © Ashton Haws. Twister,  2013

  7. by George Pago

    by George Pago

  8. by Jeff Koons

    by Jeff Koons

  9. by Natasha Peel

    Work by Natasha Peel is currently showing in the New Order: British Art Today show at Saatchi Gallery until September 29th. 

  10. info-punkt:

by Chase Biado

    info-punkt:

    by Chase Biado

  11. The Universal Addressability of Dumb Things is on at Nottingham Contemporary until June 30th. The exhibition is curated by artist Mark Leckey and explores the relationship between real and virtual and art objects and non art objects.

    It is quite an unusual show, with a multitude of curious items to look at that perhaps do not fit together but share a common aesthetic in many ways. 

  12. by Philippe Parreno

    by Philippe Parreno

  13. by Norbert Prangenberg.

    by Norbert Prangenberg.

  14. V-Shapes Head by Julio González, 1939.

    V-Shapes Head by Julio González, 1939.

  15. Flashlight Became Dynamite, at Backlit Gallery, Nottingham includes work by Paul Barlow, Lea Torp Nielsen, Rebecca Scofield and Mark Riddington. The exhibitions is running until April 15th. A very vibrant, playful exhibition, all of the works sit comfortably with each other. Some overlapping, others propping up or being squashed inside one another. Shape, material and gravity dictate the work which all has a great energy.