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fafafab:

Chess Set designed by Frank Gehry for Tiffany & Co.

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achoiceofthree:

The Singing Butler by Jack Vettriano

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alecshao:

Joschi Herczeg and Daniele Kaehr - Explosions, 2010 - custom-built detonator connected to cameras and synchronized to photograph at the moment of explosion

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pulmonaire:

Stillness in Motion is a sculpture by Olga Ziemska. The piece is made entirely from cut willow branches that have been cut and stacked to create a human figure.

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hypna:

“Wilderness” paintings by Seoul-based Canadian-born Casper Kang

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beanfield:

‘Bourrasque’ light installation by Paul Cocksedge in Lyon

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pulmonaire:

Open Water by Ran Ortner is a 19 foot painting, not a photograph. This was the winning entry for the 2009 ArtPrize.

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artruby:

No Guts, No Glory at Scope NY.

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Vincent van Gogh

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architizer:

In a series of works entitled X-planation, German artist Hubert Blanz stitches together aerial shots of airports collected from satellite imagery gleaned from the Internet and creates three-dimensional, warped collages.

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simplypi:

Open Space Office by Tito Mouraz

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Cities Build On Strings

kuvva:

Amy Casey is fascinated of cities and loves the urban landscape. Her paintings tells us how a city depends on civilian cooperation and about the organization that goes into a city’s creation and evolution. Since she earned her BFA in painting from the Cleveland Institute of art in 1999, Amy has exhibited her work both regionally and nationally. Kuvva says thanks to @oemebamo for sharing her amazing art with us via twitter. And yes, her work would look awesome on our desktops.

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