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COLORFUL GRAFFITI REVIVES A CONCRETE BUILDING IN PANAMA CITY

MAY 19TH, 2013

Colorful Graffiti Revives a Concrete Building in Panama City Using a vibrant color scheme and the help of local residents, Spanish urban art collective Boa Mistura painted the gray f...

DIGITAL ARTWORKS BY ADAM MARTINAKIS EXPLORE PHOTO REALISTIC SURREALISM

MAY 17TH, 2013

Digital Artworks by Adam Martinakis Explore Photo Realistic Surrealism Digital artist Adam Martinakis (previously) was born Poland in 1972 and currently lives and works in in Cannock, UK. Hi...

THINGS COME APART, 50 DISASSEMBLED OBJECTS IN 21,959 INDIVIDUAL PARTS BY TODD MCLELLAN

MAY 17TH, 2013

Things Come Apart, 50 Disassembled Objects in 21,959 Individual Parts by Todd McLellan I’ll never forget the excitement I felt as a child when first disassembling a telephone on our back p...

SHIMMERING CHAIN-LINK FENCE INSTALLATION BY SOO SUNNY PARK

MAY 15TH, 2013

Shimmering Chain-link Fence Installation by Soo Sunny Park Currently on view at Rice Gallery is this shimmering installation titled Unwoven Light by Soo Sunny Park, comprised of some 37 sec...

FIFTY STREET ARTISTS DESCEND ON CONDEMNED PARISIAN NIGHTCLUB ‘LES BAINS’

MAY 14TH, 2013

Fifty Street Artists Descend on Condemned Parisian Nightclub ‘Les Bains’ Built as a municipal bathhouse in the late 19th century, Les Bains-Douches would eventually become one of the hot...

RIDE-ABLE MECH FOR KIDS

MAY 13TH, 2013

Ride-Able Mech For Kids Japanese mech factory Sakakibara Machinery Works is out to make mecha lovers all over the world drool again, and wish they were a Japanese kid with a rich dad. The mec...

MINIATURE MELBOURNE

MAY 8TH, 2013

Miniature Melbourne A short tilt-shift time-lapse film featuring the city of Melbourne, Australia. It took 10 months to make and features a range of different events and festivals held in the...

Stan Bitters: Duncan Ceramic Relief Sculptures

Stan Bitters: Duncan Ceramic Relief Sculptures

If you're ever in the Fresno, California area, I would highly suggest heading over to Duncan Ceramic Products (now known as iLoveToCreate) on the 5600 block of East Shields Ave to feast your eyes on the collection of ceramic sculptures and wall reliefs that line their headquarter's frontage. The monumental sized pieces were created by California sculptor and ceramist Stan Bitters in 1969.

Via: http://www.midcenturia.com

Carlos Flores

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