Red on Green (2012)

The life and death of 10,000 red roses, by Anya Gallaccio.

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SAMBRE (work in progress)

Since January of this year 50 of the world’s most prominent street artists have left their mark on Les Bains, a rundown nightclub in Paris.

After unsuccessfully trying to save the building, owner Jean-Pierre Marois and gallery owner Magda Danysz began inviting artists like Sambre, Futura, and Space Invader to make work in the space. Slowly the place has been filled with art.

Next week renovations on the building will commence, and all the incredible work will be destroyed. I’ve included my favourite pieces from Les Bains below!

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“Are We Still Going On?”, an installation by artist Kaarina Kaikkonen, made of children’s shirts.

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This magnificent installation by Humans Since 1982 will be up at Victor Hunt Gallery this month. I need one of these for my apartment, watch the video below!

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Is six afraid of seven
’cause seven, eight, nine
I’m about to lose the pieces I find

2011
4,000 digital watches, sound
310×660 cm

A beautiful carpet made of 4,000 watches by Heidi Voet. The alarms are set to chime in unison throughout the day and over time they inevitably malfunction and fall out of sync. More images below!

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This is awesome! Aaron Sherwood and Mike Allison used spandex as a membrane interface that people can push into, creating visuals and music. Watch below!

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“Infinite Ladder” by Dmitri Obergfell.

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Avant/Garde Diaries has posted a great little video profile on Motoi Yamamoto and his incredible installations made of salt. They are his way of healing the grief caused by the death of his sister. Watch below!

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