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itscolossal · 5 months

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Over 25 Years of a Pioneering Collective’s History Comes Together in ‘Trailblazing Women Printmakers’

#printmaking #block prints #artist collective #art #design

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angelogistics · 4 months

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hey while i'm on the "post about artist collectives" train, might as well talk about my indie animation studio -3-

looking for interested folks for DHJ! there's no skill requirement, and while you don't get paid, you do get to work on all parts of the animation pipeline in a semi-professional environment :o) and if you've always wanted to learn animation, i teach people!

our current short is about a baby star's adventure through space, called starbaby! we're in the boarding process rn <3

currently rlly looking for people who would be really motivated to work on this as an ongoing thing, shoot me a message if you're interested <3 work is limited to a cut per week, so max drawings you'd be doing would be 10-ish (and only lines OR color, not both).

#animation #beginner animation #animation studio #indie animation #animators on tumblr #hand animation #2d animation #artist collective #i just really would love one other super motivated person but if not ill keep lookin <3 love yall!

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kolajmag · 15 days

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FROM THE PRINT ISSUE

Evolving Collage Practice

Anna Innocenti reflects on the time she spent as an artist-in-residence in Sanquhar, Scotland. She writes, "More than a year later, I am aware of the extraordinary impact that this Artist Residency brought to my collage work, all touched by some novelty in the use of materials, the selection of the photographs or the chosen subjects." Read More

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rr-sheep · 6 months

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Art Doodle Collab (with the bud's :>) That Makes You Question Our Sanity °〰°

Ft: puppet_crybaby(ihatepuppet)/ Rainy_Dayz(rein)/ StickGuy/ Expungzo(zoey)

[Some stuff is dnb/fnf, oc's, persona's or reffrence's] 👍

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milkycatstudios · 10 months

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Solar Eclipse

For the Starry Eyed Artist's collective on Facebook.

#my art #ok to reblog #mixed media #drawing #illustration #artist collective #markers #ink #gel pen #glitter brush #solar eclipse #anime art #animestyle #fantasy art #traditional artist #pin up artist #pin up #milkycat studios

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nowimnothing-inc · 25 days

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LØV€ HÜRT$

Trippcore edit by stranger2mortals (Support our artist collective on Instagram)

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sarahvansloten · 6 months

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That root shape that keeps cropping up in my mind (2023), cotton thread, found and bleached fabric

#artists on tumblr #sarah van sloten #artist residency #contextural artist residency #contextural fibre cooperative #artist collective #intuitive stitching

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fashionbooksmilano · 1 year

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assume vivid astro focus

Eli Sudbrack

Rizzoli, New York 2011, 176 pages, 24 x 32 cm, Hardcover with dust jacket, ISBN 978-0-8478-3305-4, Out of Print at the Publisher

euro 35,00

email if you want to buy :[email protected]

The first book on the artist collective known for their raucous multimedia installations. Founded by artist Eli Sudbrack, assume vivid astro focus has been dazzling the art world since 1994 with its exuberant, visually spectacular room-size installations.

Created out of recycled and appropriated imagery from a wide range of sources--such as unicorn tapestries, children's stickers, pages from gay porn magazines, album covers, Buddhist thangka paintings, and street graffiti, to name a few--the finished works can feel like a cross between a '70s disco, Brazilian Carnival, and a psychedelic version of Andy Warhol's Factory.

This volume, their first, will include many of the elements featured in their installations, which are known for the many "give-aways" the artists provide the visitors: a blow-in poster, postcard and sticker pages, and a pop-up, all designed by avaf.

07/01/23

orders to: [email protected]

ordini a: [email protected]

twitter: @fashionbooksmi

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#asaf #Eli Sudbrack #assume vivid astro focus #artist collective #multimedia installations #room size installations #give-aways #blow-in posters #postcards #sticker pages #pop-ups #designbooksmilano #fashionbooksmilano #out of print books

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kimsphotoart · 2 years

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🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤

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collabr · 12 days

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Discover the secrets behind creating visuals that captivate and resonate with your audience. Dive into the creative process as we explore the importance of research, color psychology, and polishing techniques. Learn how to infuse your artwork with emotion, meaning, and impact.

But that's not all – we'll also show you how Collabr can enhance your creative journey. With our platform, you can connect with like-minded artists, showcase your work, and unlock collaboration opportunities like never before.

Get ready to take your visual storytelling to new heights. Let's embark on this creative journey together!

#art #artist #artist collective #profile creater #profile picture

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sennamaticart · 5 months

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Brass and Copper

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longlistshort · 5 months

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The images above are from SUPERFLEX: This Is The Tip Of The Iceberg, GENERATOR: USF Contemporary Art Museum’s inaugural exhibition. The two part exhibition includes a sculptural installation and the mesmerizing interactive animation Vertical Migration, in which viewers encounter a siphonophore that reacts to their movements.

From the gallery about the exhibition-

This Is The Tip Of The Iceberg emerges from SUPERFLEX’s in-depth research into the deep sea, biodiversity, and the climate. The exhibition immerses viewers in two parallel and interconnected realms, separated by a curtain which acts as an imaginary filter between land and sea. Passing through the curtain brings visitors from a terrestrial space unsettled by rising water to the ocean’s dark depths, to meet one of the most important cleaners of the ocean, the siphonophore. Relatives of the jellyfish, siphonophores bring between two and six billion tons of carbon a year from the surface down to the seabed, where it is stored. This Is The Tip Of The Iceberg offers an opportunity to encounter this unfamiliar species, prompting reflection on the impacts and consequences of climate change, especially relevant to Florida and its coastal communities, and encouraging humans to imagine a future defined by interspecies living and ecological coexistence.

For a more detailed discussion of the work, the gallery has created an exhibition catalogue that can be viewed online or downloaded as a pdf.

Vertical Migration was originally created in 2021 by SUPERFLEX for ART 2030 and was projected on the United Nations Secretariat Building in NYC during the 76th United Nations General Assembly.

SUPERFLEX’s statement on the project-

The sea is not an abyss. It teems with an almost unimaginable array of life. Every night, the largest biological migration on Earth takes place, as trillions of creatures travel closer to the surface to feed. Some of these animals, like shrimp, are well-known. Others, like siphonophores—relatives of jellyfish—are unfamiliar: varying wildly in size, from the slightness of a fingernail to the length of a whale, they look like nothing that we find on land.

How does it feel to be one of these creatures? To explore this question, SUPERFLEX designed a computer-generated siphonophore and created an animated film, Vertical Migration, depicting its ascent. At first, the film mechanically circles the creature, getting closer and closer while giving the audience a view of it from all angles. But eventually the perspective shifts, the camera’s movements become more fluid, and the viewer sees the world from the perspective of the siphonophore.

Unsettling our perceptions of scale and otherness, Vertical Migration is an intimate encounter with a life form that bears no resemblance to human beings, though we share a planet, an ecosystem, and a future. Because of sea-level rise, humans will also be migrating vertically in the coming centuries, to higher elevations and raised buildings. The siphonophore’s story is our story. Though we can never experience its journey through the pitch-black ocean depths, we can shift our perspective to recognize that we’re connected, that our actions affect each other, and that we share a common fate.

For a look at the work in motion, below is the trailer from ART 2030.

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About SUPERFLEX from their website-

SUPERFLEX was founded in 1993 by Jakob Fenger, Bjørnstjerne Christiansen, and Rasmus Rosengren Nielsen. Conceived as an expanded collective, SUPERFLEX has consistently worked with a wide variety of collaborators, from gardeners to engineers to audience members. Engaging with alternative models for the creation of social and economic organisation, works have taken the form of energy systems, beverages, sculptures, copies, hypnosis sessions, infrastructure, paintings, plant nurseries, contracts, and public spaces.

Working in and outside the physical location of the exhibition space, SUPERFLEX has been engaged in major public space projects since their award-winning Superkilen opened in 2011. These projects often involve participation, involving the input of local communities, specialists, and children. Taking the idea of collaboration even further, recent works have involved soliciting the participation of other species. SUPERFLEX has been developing a new kind of urbanism that includes the perspectives of plants and animals, aiming to move society towards interspecies living. For SUPERFLEX, the best idea might come from a fish.

This exhibition closes 11/22/23.

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angelogistics · 5 months

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do you make original art? have you ever submitted to zines/galleries and been rejected? feel like there's no place for your cool weird stuff on the internet? well, fret no more.

under the floorboards seeks to highlight artists that go unnoticed on the internet and uplift non-fanart pieces that don't get as much traction. UTF will be free to read & submit to forever and published online for the forseeable future.

officially opening submissions for under the floorboards vol 1! there's zero timeline and also i dunno how long a volume will be. each artist spotlight/ article will be posted somewhere, probably on a neocities site i'll host (or maybe mine until i get off my ass and make a second acct).

pls be open to communication either thru email or discord, as i'd love to have a casual interview component as well! shoot me a tumblr dm or email (in tags) if you're interested in being featured.

#under the floorboards #original art #artists on tumblr #abstract art #fine art #art #zine #artist collective #d.txt #putting my email down here jic something goes bad lol i can remove it then. it's [email protected]#uh yeah! hopefully i can get some midnight gospel esque interviews goin with people #just a q&a format though ^3^ <3 should be cool stuff not just boring like ... how do u make art LUL #what else hm.. uh im a little busy so this might be on n off but we'll see :] i just wanna meet people & make cool stuff ngl #probably at some point if we get enough people interested we could have a litlte artist collective as well if other people would #wanna help run this? who knows im just throwin stuff at the wall & seeing what sticks.#tired of having zines which are a) just fan stuff and b) rlly gatekeepy urgh we have enough of that with galleries LOL

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kolajmag · 15 days

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FROM THE PRINT ISSUE

Eduardo Martinez's Artist Portfolio

Barcelona, Spain. "With elements as simple and economical as magazine clippings, old photos, textures, found objects or simply a modest computer, you can reinvent images or scenes of parallel worlds and authentic beauty." Each issue of Kolaj Magazine features portfolios of contemporary artists alongside critical commentary as a means of developing a deeper understanding of collage as both a medium and a genre. To be considered, register with the Kolaj Magazine Artist Directory. Read More

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Kolaj Magazine, a full color, print magazine, exists to show how the world of collage is rich, layered, and thick with complexity. By remixing history and culture, collage artists forge new thinking. To understand collage is to reshape one's thinking of art history and redefine the canon of visual culture that informs the present.

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