MiCaramel'

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Artist:  Sean Paul Venue:  Christian Andersen, Copenhagen Exhibition Title:  88.8888, 88.8888 Date:  May 18 – July 5, 2018 Click here to view slideshow Full gallery of images, press release and link available after the jump. Images: Images courtesy of Christian Andersen, Copenhagen Press Release: The exhibition develops from a basic premise: Art is an open, dynamic tool that may be used to frame current events. With the idea that an event, generally speaking, takes place, or is observable, only in relation to a frame of reference, in an act of measurement. An event, for simplicity’s sake, may be defined, following the standard definition commonly used by physicists, as a certain location in space at a specific instant of time. It is not possible to define or locate (e.g. date) an event without recourse to a frame of reference (a set of coordinates). Art is capable of being a reference frame. A frame that may be framed. This also opens into an

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Это территория вкуса, добра, позитива и стиля!. Немного моды, гастроновинок, путешествий, искусства, йоги; много животных, лайвхаков, хабов, вейнов. Лoвлю хайп. Здесь всё просто, читаем, смотрим, лайкаем, комментим, и обязательно делимся с друзьями! MiCaramel' - это красиво о красивых. Погнали :) Подписывайтесь на инстраграм  @micaramel.blog

At first glance, Ben Churchill's Instagram and Facebook pages seem to be filled with photos of random, inedible objects and savory dishes like eggs over toast. But the professional chef, who taught himself how to make desserts three years ago, is actually an expert in all things sweet. A self-described food illusionist , Churchill regularly transforms decadent cakes into dirty kitchen sponges, fresh parfaits into moldy oranges, and p anna cottas into ashtrays — all while ensuring his creations remain delicious, despite what they may look like. We recently spoke with Churchill to find out more about his expectation-defying desserts. Take a closer look at his mind-blowing illusions below. SEE ALSO:  These drawings of everyday objects are so accurate that people can't tell which are real and which are fake — can you spot the difference? FOLLOW US:  INSIDER is on Facebook Churchill makes desserts that look exactly like random everyday objects. One of his most well-known c

Artist:  Rochelle Goldberg Venue:  Federico Vavassori, Milan Exhibition Title:  1000 “emotions” Date:  May 25 – June 30, 2018 Note:  The press release is available for download here . Click here to view slideshow Full gallery of images and link available after the jump. Images: Images courtesy of Federico Vavassori, Milan  Link:  Rochelle Goldberg at Federico Vavassori Contemporary Art Daily is produced by Contemporary Art Group , a not-for-profit organization. We rely on our audience to help fund the publication of exhibitions that show up in this RSS feed. Please consider supporting us by making a donation today. from Contemporary Art Daily http://bit.ly/2MDadiO