A Monday morning classic look at fashion post-WWI. The greatest artists are always busy doing something. Pablo Picasso was a great artist and he designed these ballet shorts in 1919.
This is one part imaginative, another part well photographed. Thomas Allen takes old encyclopedias and science books and cuts them out to create these illustrations. In the end, his work is like book archaeology.
Who says the news is boring? Korean artist Yun-Woo Choi creates amazingly complex, motion-filled sculptures out of old newspapers and magazines, taking new meaning of the concept of recycling. Something about the news and information, and the way we process it, being turned into a massive, fluid, complex movement is quite a statement.
Dutch artist Niels Shoe Meulman uses his broom instead of spraypaint or pen to create some beautiful calligraphy on ground level in this video, Sweeping Beauty II. Shot by Adele Renault in Singapore, there is some really good skill coming from the flick of Meulman’s wrists. Watch after the jump . . .