| Posted by ed | September 5th, 2007 | Art
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Being a huge fan of LEGO myself – this is probably the most impressive work of art I’ve seen created entirely with LEGO!

Escher in LEGO

The original sketch by Escher
Built by Andrew Lipson and Daniel Shiu, read how they built it here.
The official M.C. Escher website.
Have you seen any other LEGO art? Post it here!
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| Posted by andy | July 26th, 2007 | Art
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Fake prehistoric rock art of a caveman with a shopping trolley has been hung on the walls of the British Museum. The rock was put there by art prankster Banksy, who has previously put works in galleries in London and New York.
A British Museum spokeswoman said they were “seeing the lighter side of it”. She said it went unnoticed for one or two days but Banksy said three days.
Banksy also hung a sign saying the cave art showed “early man venturing towards the out-of-town hunting grounds”.
It read: “This finely preserved example of primitive art dates from the Post-Catatonic era”
The artist responsible is known to have created a substantial body of work across South East of England under the moniker Banksymus Maximus but little else is known about him.
Art which makes you stop and think…. I love it!
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| Posted by ed | July 20th, 2007 | Art, Music
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From Urbis…
Take a step back 25 years in time to the halcyon days of the Madchester music era and revisit the Hacienda, the legendary nightclub that became an international phenomenon and changed the face of the city forever.
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| Posted by ed | July 15th, 2007 | Art
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Wooster Collective reports on an artists response to Damien Hirst’s Diamond skull…
Placed outside of the White Cube Gallery Masons yard at 3.30 am on Sunday night in response to the Damien Hirst’s “For The Love of God” diamond skull exhibition.
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| Posted by james | July 13th, 2007 | Art, Photography, Websites
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There is an event at The Denver art museum which shows one of the leaders in the Abstract Expressionists and is still considered one of the most important painters of the 20th Century, Most of Still’s work has not been seen by the public also Still’s estate was sealed after his death in 1980 along with 94% of his work. For this information and more please visit the Denver Art Museum website. The exhibition includes thirteen paintings one of which is a 1940’s self portrait, Also The Clyfford Still Museum grand opening will be some time in 2010.
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| Posted by ed | July 11th, 2007 | Art, Music
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Kylie Fever Arrives At Manchester Art Gallery
Saturday 30 June 2007 - Sunday 2 September 2007
I’m going to have to go and see this while it’s in town… I still have her first video in the loft

The changing image of Kylie Minogue, one of the world’s most popular contemporary style icons, will be the focus of Manchester Art Gallery’s major summer exhibition. Featuring performance costumes, accessories, album covers, photographs, music and video, the exhibition will look at how Kylie, as a performer, has used her wardrobe to create an image that is known worldwide.
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| Posted by ed | July 10th, 2007 | Art
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This house is the result of two artists Dan Havel and Dean Ruck’s work before it was about to be demolished. The house in Houston looks almost like it’s been speared and has a tunnel large enough to fit a person from the front to the rear.

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