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“Art is a humanitarian act. Art should be able to effect mankind, to make the world a better place.”
Go check out Jeff Koons: A Retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art! It’s a great chronological oeuvre of his works, ranging from his most popular to lesser known works.
Just The Two Of Us, installation by Katharina Grosse. You can check out these technicolor sculptures at the MetroTech Center in Downtown Brooklyn, on display till September 2014.
San Fran’s Gamago has a Polaroid shaped cheese slicer. Need this!
Father and Daughter Playing Guitars, David Turnley
My favorite scene.
"The Knife"
Take a look at these awesome installation pieces created by Maria Luján and Wolfgang Krug. The project, titled “The Knife” is made from cardboard and paper. Luján and Krug create larger than life sized knives to emulate crimes scenes and place them around the streets of Berlin. Luján describes the project as “just for the fun of it” and that is exactly what it is-fun and hilarious.
Check out Maria Luján and Wolfgang Krug’s other works.