Peter – Oakhurst, New Jersey

The French label Atelier Ciseaux put out a Mount Eerie 7″ back in April and they created a neat project to follow those records to their new homes, so they asked fans to submit photos of the records, wherever they might live. This is probably something a lot of musicians might wonder about. What happens to all those records and where are they now? The whole collection can be found on the French Webzine Amour Discipline, but check out some more after the jump.

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Works by Scott Marr, using natural pigments made from flowers, bark, sap, leaves and berries. Australia.

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“The Obliteration Room”, a brilliant installation by Yayoi Kusama. The Queensland Gallery of Modern Art was made to look like the interior of an Australian home, only everything was painted completely white. Over the course of two weeks, children were given thousands of coloured stickers and set loose on the gallery space. The result is incredible.

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Paper sculptures by Anna-Wili Highfield. Sydney, Australia.

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Kid Zoom (Ian Strange) recently returned to Australia and spent two months building a full-scale replica of his childhood home inside Cockatoo Island’s prestigious Turbine Hall in Sydney.

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More lovely work by Miso. Melbourne, Australia.

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Photos by Jesse Marlow. Melbourne, Australia.

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Drawings and paintings by Australian Rod Luff. His show opens May 5th, at the new Spoke Art Gallery (San Francisco).

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