Mike Libby - Insect Lab

Mike Libby - Insect Lab: "Borrowing from science fiction and fact, Insect Lab customizes real insect specimens with

antique watch parts and other technological components. From ladybugs to grasshoppers,

each is individually hand adorned, and original- a unique celebration of the contradictions

and confluences between nature and technology. Enjoy."

opening Beinta av Reyni, Mette Rishøj, Martin Fasting Copenhagen Denmark

opening Beinta av Reyni, Mette Rishøj, Martin Fasting at Galerie Pi. Dag Hammerskjölds Allé 33, DK-2100 København Ø - a set on Flickr



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Urban Soule

Urban Soule - BLOG: "Trash Can Project

We had a local neighborhoods 'Spring Clean' on Saturday, I was chosen to paint all the trash cans, The local CDA (Community Development Association) had found a crew to help me from the Boys and Girls Club but they failed to show up.... So they hooked me up with a local group doing community service..... They were such a great group of people! (Thanks for all the help)!"

Ernst Haeckel:

Ernst Haeckel: Kunstformen der Natur: "Ernst Haeckel:
Kunstformen der Natur
1899-1904"

Maybe - Maybe Not

opening of :: Maybe - Maybe Not :: by Sunny Asemota at Galleri Nakke Hage, Bredgade 10, st. th., 1260 København K - a set on Flickr







Bredgade 10, København: "Galleri Nakke Hage er ejet af Lene og Uffe Jensen."

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Anette Hage

Anette Hage - YouTube - Truveo Video Search: "Anette Hage
You forget -I'll remember TIDENS SAMLING A."

Anette Hage - Google Search: "Fyens Stiftstidende - NU - Ekstra

15. maj 2009 ... 'De farverige årtier var en inspirerende collage af tidsbilleder med vidt forskellige stemninger', har Tidens Samlings skaber, Anette Hage"
Tidens Samlings - Google Search: "Brandts Passage 29. 5000 Odense C

Interiører fra forskellige tidspunkter i 1900-tallet. Odense"

Jorge Colombo

20x200 : iSketch140: "The iSketches are drawn on location using an iPhone application called Brushes. No photo references, no tablets, no brushes to wash: just my finger on the tiny touch-screen. Don't even need a proper light: the drawing itself glows in a dark corner. At $4.99, Brushes is a very democratic tool (provided you have an iPhone, sure) and I suspect it'll be to drawing what email was for letter-writing. Something is lost, something is gained.

I only got an iPhone in February 2009, so all this is still very new. It all started when I realized I could draw while night-riding in a car. Soon I found myself sketching NY spots that are part of my life. I've lived in the USA for 20 years and I'm still looking at its urban landscape as if I was discovering it for the first time."