Photo 15 May 157 notes christiesauctions:

Gerhard Richter (b. 1932)Abstraktes Bild, Dunkel (613-2) 
Post-War & Contemporary Evening Sale
Photo 15 May 2 notes thegirlsiknow:

Thanks again to @refinery29 and everyone who came to party 🎈 look at pictures here! http://m.refinery29.com/mix-masters (at Girlsiknownyc.com)

thegirlsiknow:

Thanks again to @refinery29 and everyone who came to party 🎈 look at pictures here! http://m.refinery29.com/mix-masters (at Girlsiknownyc.com)

Photo 15 May 332 notes My new diet.

My new diet.

Photo 15 May 4 notes castator:

5/15/13
Canyon Castator

castator:

5/15/13

Canyon Castator

Photo 10 May 2 notes kaching:

Take the long view…. on Flickr.
via KA-CHING!.
Photo 10 May 63 notes museumnerd:

Loving these posts! Installator’s gonna be all over this.
whitneymuseum:

The Installation of The Rose from an Art Handler’s PerspectiveBy Graham Miles, Whitney art handler Documented by Paula Court, photographer II. “Shackles are attached to the top of the steel sub-frame, so the painting can be lifted from the metal A-frame cart and set down on the floor. The restrictive size of the Whitney’s elevators necessitates the use of this cart. If the painting were to ride flat on its back—instead of on its edge—it would not fit into either the freight or large passenger car.” Jay DeFeo: A Retrospective is on view now through June 2. 

museumnerd:

Loving these posts! Installator’s gonna be all over this.

whitneymuseum:

The Installation of The Rose from an Art Handler’s Perspective
By Graham Miles, Whitney art handler 
Documented by Paula Court, photographer 

II. “Shackles are attached to the top of the steel sub-frame, so the painting can be lifted from the metal A-frame cart and set down on the floor. The restrictive size of the Whitney’s elevators necessitates the use of this cart. If the painting were to ride flat on its backinstead of on its edgeit would not fit into either the freight or large passenger car.” 

Jay DeFeo: A Retrospective is on view now through June 2. 

Video 10 May 1,163 notes

odditiesoflife:

Disney’s Classic Animated Films and Rotoscoping

While Disney has made some of the most popular animated features of all time, they had the good sense to use the most advanced animation technology available at that time - rotoscoping. Rotoscoping is a technique in which animators trace over footage, frame by frame, for use in live-action and animated films. The recorded live-action film images were projected onto a frosted glass panel and re-drawn by an animator. This projection equipment is called a rotoscope, although this device was eventually replaced by computers. It is the vintage predecessor to the computer simulation techniques James Cameron used for his Avatar characters.

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Video 10 May 1,523 notes

myampgoesto11:

Wooden sculptures by Willy Verginer

Video 9 May 130 notes

worclip:

Voronoi Vase by Sander Mulder

Material: nylon (metalized limited edition)

Construction sites often look better then their intended end result.

This vase symbolises, and at the same time, questions the fabrication process which was used to make it.

Modern day rapid prototyping allows for almost instant satisfaction of the wildest 3 dimensional dreams.

With the beauty of the construction site intentionally integrated in this design, it supports both an aesthetic and a functional purpose.

This eggshell thin vase simply would not be able to exist and function without it’s voronoi skeleton.

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Photo 9 May 14 notes toniiu:

Breakfast at Tiffany’s dir Blake Edwards, 1961

toniiu:

Breakfast at Tiffany’s dir Blake Edwards, 1961

Photo 9 May 5 notes Holy Batshit! I think that’s the original Robin.
afterthetorchlight:

A French postcard

Holy Batshit! I think that’s the original Robin.

afterthetorchlight:

A French postcard

(Source: lhommejambon)

Video 8 May 4 notes

Pablo Stanley’s Flaming Lips Comic: Artist Illustrates ‘Do You Realize’ With Yoshimi And The Pink Robot via: Huffington Post

Photo 7 May 4 notes castator:

5/7/13
Canyon Castator

castator:

5/7/13

Canyon Castator

Photo 7 May 2 notes kaching:

Moooooooo!

kaching:

Moooooooo!

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Video 7 May 3 notes

kenziejumps:

obsessed.

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