A journal by artist and designer John Coulthart.
Sculpture
Endo #6 (2000).
More photography pushing the boundary between recording and invention. I’ve no idea what’s happening in Endo #6 but that’s surely part of the attraction of this kind of image.
Via Aeris Morpheme.
Scultura del Cavolo (2001).
Previously on { feuilleton }
• The art of Rune Olsen
Blue (2005).
Photographs by Barry Underwood at Skew Gallery. Plenty of other people have tried the long exposure in the woods effect but these are something else.
Aurora (Green) (2007).
Orange Stream (2008).
Previously on { feuilleton }
• The art of Rune Guneriussen
• Lightmark
• Maximum Silence by Giancarlo Neri
• Volume at the V&A
left: confess (detail) (2009–2010); right: indra’s net mirror 1 (2010).
Works from inevitable undeniable necessary, a solo exhibition by Bharti Kher at Hauser & Wirth, London. Kher was born in Britain but lives and works in New Delhi, India. This is her first solo exhibition in London and it runs to May 15, 2010.
the great chase (2009–2010).
left: Celestial Objects Viewed with the Naked Eye (2000); right: The Aerial Ocean (May it Watch Over You) (2009).
American artist Keith Lo Bue makes collaged jewellery, optical caprices and miscellaneous objects which include among their number a theremin. Fantastic work. Via Chateau Thombeau.
left: View from a Halting-Place (2003); right: A Clean Heart (1997).
Shades of Toho: the city of San Francisco encounters its octopoid nemesis on this gig poster from DKNG. Via OMG Posters!
• Related to the above: Godzilla Haiku.
• View from Another Shore: a fantastic (so to speak) and overdue interview with Franz Rottensteiner, writer and editor of landmark studies of fantasy and science fiction.
• Ronald Searle: a life in pictures: an appreciation by Guardian cartoonist Steve Bell.
• 832 masks: The Maskatorium at Flickr.
• The Cult of the Theremin: lots of theremin links including this page of scans from a beautiful Art Deco theremin brochure. (Thanks to Kara for the tip!) Related: the DIY IKEA lamp theremin.
• Music & Science Fiction, an exhibition at Maison d’Ailleurs.
• Nathalie found a stoned angel in Rome.
• EVB’s Boy of the Week is a Spanish guy in his underwear drawn by Jacobo Labella.
• Film of the month: Sally Potter’s Orlando on DVD, featuring the luminous enigma of Tilda Swinton.