Max Zorn
January 23rd, 2012 | by: gav | filed under: ART, NEWS, PEOPLEMax Zorn makes artworks with only tape!
Max Zorn makes artworks with only tape!
Tree, Line. By Zander Olsen
“This is an ongoing series of constructed photographs rooted in the forest. These works, carried out in Surrey, Hampshire and Wales,involve site specific interventions in the landscape, ‘wrapping’ trees with white material to construct a visual relationship between tree, not-tree and the line of horizon according to the camera’s viewpoint.”
Anne Ten Donkelaar, Broken Butterflies.
Rachell Sumpter is a painter from the West Coast of America.
Frank Kunert is a German artist who makes and photographs some amazing models.
Drew Millward is an illustrator based in the UK.
Exhibition Runs
22 OCTOBER 2011 – 13 JANUARY 2012
FORM GALLERY, PERTH
creepy x daek x island limits from Chad & Malena Peacock on Vimeo.
creepy x daek x island limits
october 2011
music used with permission from
Ólafur Arnalds
www.olafurarnalds.com
By LIFE photographer, Gjon Mili.
Street Art London have a nice interview with James Cochran, the painter of one of my favourite’s pieces along Bricklane.

“Humans are in constant search for a shape, a colour, a message, in a constant lost state, in exile. In its own pilgrimage, fantasy torments them. This is a search that will not end in findings, there will always be monsters that we create, to deviate us.
It´s al about “un-learning”, letting go and not knowing.”
I love finding Pablo’s when I’m walking along the street. Visit his site here.
Meggs for Endeavor from Endeavor Snowboard Design on Vimeo.
Australian Street Artist Dave “Meggs” Hooke came up to the Endeavor Snowboards’ design office in September to paint some custom installations, including the largest wall mural he has ever done. Meggs’ also offers up insights into the art scene and his inspirations.
The first in a series of content films Endeavor will be releasing this fall, Meggs captures the dedication of Endeavor Snowboards bringing art to snowboard design.
I’ve updated and loaded the complete BAD zine issue #1 to Issuu. Have a look…
Storm Thorgerson’s BIG & SMALL illustrates the vast diversity of format now facing music designers, from billboards to digital downloads and postage stamps. In particular the show features enormous high quality fine art prints at 5 foot square of album covers from Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Muse, The Mars Volta et al derived from original art and individually supervised. BIG & SMALL also displays more manageable sized prints of recent work including Pendulum, The Wombats, Younger Brothers plus more familiar works from Black Sabbath, Peter Gabriel, Steve Miller, Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin etc.
BIG & SMALL is on at Idea Generation Gallery until 13th Nov 2011.
‘Borough & Lane’ New Works On Paper By Evan Hecox on show at Stolen Space gallery, Bricklane until November 27th.
In his newest body of work Evan Hecox has concentrated, for the first time, on the city of London. The city makes for deep and appropriate subject matter for the artist, with it’s intricate network of neighborhoods, streets, canals and old buildings that form the backdrop for it’s bustling population. He has sought out areas that are less traveled by tourists and has focused instead on parts of former industrial and working-class London, going east to Shoreditch and Hoxton, to the side-streets of Camden Town, along Regent’s Canal and south to Brixton and Battersea, as well as traversing the streets and underground of the city center.