High Definite/Art

Harry Peters‘ contribution to Worth1000′s “Modern Renaissance” contest.

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Aaron Jasinski for the upcoming Arrested Development art show, There’s Always Money In The Banana Stand, opening this Friday at Gallery 1988′s Melrose location.

Portraits made with a single black thread and a shit ton of carefully placed galvanized nails, by New York artist Kumi Yamashita.

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Along with the updates to the Outside section of his site, Banksy has updated the Inside part as well.

More pics after the jump:

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The Bristol Bomber reveals that he was indeed behind the Child Labour piece in a slew of updates to his site:

I painted this on the side of Poundland in North London. A shop which sells cheap jubilee merchandise, is located on the route of the Olympic torch relay and was caught using sweatshop labour two years ago. But I only discovered any of this afterwards – I just thought it was a nice coloured wall.

Some of the other new pieces after the jump:

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Hand embroidered on linen. 42″ x 36″.

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Tilt for the Au Vieux Panier hotel in Marseille, France:

The hotel Au vieux panier ask me to design a room, I first told them that I wasn’t interested doing just decoration in the room but I wanted to create something that will look more like an installation. I thought about it also as a huge canvas where I needed to think about the composition and play with the empty white part of the room to accentuate more the idea of Chaos on the other part. Then I asked my friend Tober who gat a great old school style for tags, Grizz who is also the man behind the camera and Don Cho who is a Hip Hop singer from Marseille but who used to be a tagger from my home town Toulouse.

It took one week to do the whole thing cause the idea was to exaggerate what you can usually see in some abandoned places. Too much tags, too much drips, too much sentences, too much throw ups … What I also wanted to show is that people can appreciate any type of graffiti, even the more basic, it’s just a matter of point of view …

You can stay in Tilt’s Panic Room for 135 euros/night.

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Greek digital artist Petros Vrellis used openFrameworks to convert Vincent van Gogh’s Starry Night into an interactive piece, allowing the viewer to alter the painting on the fly.

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Tim Doyle presents his reinterpretations of iconic television locales in his exhibit, Unreal Estate, which will be on display at Spoke Art Gallery in San Francisco from February 2, 2012 through February 23, 2012.

In the artists words, “Unreal Estate’ is a collection of locations that many of us know and have been to on a weekly basis at times, but can never actually visit. These places are in our memories transmitted and entrenched there through a cathode-ray tube. Some of us have been going to these places for decades, some of these places were taken from us, way too soon.”

Spoke Art Gallery

816 Sutter Street | San Francisco, CA 94109

415.796.3774

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