Francis Alÿs

One of my favorite artists and probably one of the more conceptual artists of current times, Belgian-born Francis Alÿs. His work looks at and "attempts to analyze the totality of everyday life, through the passive movement through space." He later documents his experiences and observations through paintings, drawings, animations, and videos. Here are a couple of his videos:

Sometimes doing something leads to nothing. (1997) Mexico City, Mexico

Magnetic Shoes (1994) Havana, Cuba

The Nightwatch (2004) National Portrait Gallery, UK

Maryam Nassir Zadeh Gallery

There are some really unique and interesting works of art and jewelry at the gallery of Maryam Nassir Zadeh. I am especially fond of the sculptures of Phillip Low maybe even more so the photography of them. No more info on him however.

voidwreck dot com

Grid III, paper & matches

Karl Narwot (refresh to see more)

Saiman Chow

Saiman Chow updates with "Personal work entitled " Summer of Love", its a bitter sweet series that examine our fascinating yet frightening views on sexuality in our exploitative society, aren't we all animals after all."

Cloak of Protection

There are some great wooden sculptures in the work of Ryan Browning.

Should we talk above it now?

Mind bending and stunning work by Jim Gaylord. Take a journey.