Tony Orrico - Penwald Drawings
“Penwald Drawings are a series of bilateral drawings in which Tony Orrico explores the use of his body as a tool of measurement to inscribe geometries through movement and course. His choreographic gestures derive from the limitation of (or spontaneous navigation within) the sphere of his outstretched arms. Line density becomes record of Orrico’s mental and physical sustain as he commits his focus to a greater concept of balance throughout extended durations of drawings. The master of each drawing is a conceptual score of Orrico’s efficacious techniques, imposed variables, and specified durations or objectives.”
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Berlinde De Bruyckere - Cripple wood (Kreupelhout), Belgian Pavilion, Art Biennale of Venice 2013
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Shower of Gold
Conceptual Russian artist Vadim Zakharov has created a shower of gold coins. Housed in the Russian Pavilion at this year’s Venice Biennale, the work is Inspired by Greek mythology.
