Yayoi Kusama I'm Here, But Nothing

Japanese Artist Yayoi Kasama has a retrospective on at Tate Modern till 5 June 2012. I first came across her work at Walking In My Mind at The Hayward Gallery. Known for her prominent use of coloured dots, this looks to be a real visual treat. (The second image is a different installation called 'Brilliance of Life').

The Obliteration Room

Yayoi Kusama installation in The Queensland Gallery Of Modern Art.

Greg White Svalbard

Beautiful, remote landscapes of Svalbard, Norway by photographer Greg White.

Gregory Euclide

This is artist Gregory Euclide. His handmade, paper artwork also appears on Bon Iver's self-titled album.

No Days Off: Rock Rock


Patrick Duffy has these excellently surreal prints on sale at No Days Off. Choose from Rolling Stone, Jailhouse Rock or Punk Rock. Get your rocks off.

KAWS Baby Milo

A collaboration between Nigo (A Bathing Ape) and artist KAWS on this new Baby Milo toy.

KAWS Further Look


The new KAWS book features all his projects, from the street to commercial work.

Peter Blake: Homage 10 x 5

An exhibition of works by Peter Blake that pays tribute to 10 artists that have inspired his work. At the Waddington Galleries.

Type from The Surreal House

Exhibition type recently found at the Barbican, designed by Pentagram.

 

 

Chorus by UVA 

at the former hydraulic power station in Wapping was seriously eery. This video at the Howard Assembly Room gives you an idea of what it was like.

Céleste Boursier-Mougenot

Martin Boyce at the DCA

Anne de Vries

at FOAM fotografiemuseum Amsterdam 

Grégoire Alexandre

I couldn't help but post this. Photographer Gregoire Alexandre and his beautiful, surreal work.
Via  Lynsey Coke.

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Swimming Pool

by Leandro Erlich

Walking In My Mind

Installation art at the Southbank Centre. Well worth seeing. It feels like you are literally walking through the mind of the artist. As much as I enjoyed the duck tape cave with 90s pin-ups plastered everywhere, my favourite piece was My Drawing Room by Yoshitomo Nara. The last two are my cheeky photos (no cameras allowed). You can see my little face if you look really closely.

Wheatfields

Wheatfields by Agnes Denes. It was grown in the Battery Park landfill in New York in 1982. Part of Radical Nature at The Barbican.

Telling Tales

Design with a narrative. A fox with gold maggots in his ears at the V&A.

Beautiful Losers

Finally got to watch this yesterday at the ICA. I most certainly wasn't disappointed, it's great. In the early 1990's a loose-knit group of like-minded outsiders found common ground at a little NYC storefront gallery. Rooted in the DIY (do-it-yourself) subcultures of skateboarding, surf, punk, hip hop & graffiti, they made art that reflected the lifestyles they led. I wouldn't say its an art documentary, or a skateboarding documentary i'm not really sure what it is. I really love the quirky things like Mike Mills interviewing in suit and Harmony Korine in a city park telling a small child his friend got his head cut off. I'm a bit in love with Barry McGee.