Anthony Stanislaus Wislar

DSC_0388, originally uploaded by widno-widmo.


Ok, just a little snafu trying to get the images on here. But here is Anthony's new site.
And it is really nice.

jacob hashimoto

Jacob Hashimoto

fruit loops

via The Reenio.

to-kichi

everything here is good.

Jacob Dahlgren

Here.

I found this artist through "It's Nice That". Good stuff.

cool

Wilson Bentley, a Vermont farmer, took photographs of snowflakes under a microscope as a hobby. These photographs were published in the "Monthly Weather Review" in 1902.

look here

snowflakes and geometry

led me to find this abstract microecologies blog online.

Anne Wilson

Anne Wilson's website is amazing.

Geoform

Here is a piece by W. C. Richardson via Geoform

Momo

Agency of the Urban Subconscious
You need to see this too

OK

Nicole Noack

This artist is new to me, I found these images here

Books

U Mass Amherst Fine Arts Center

Russell Crotty

I spoke to Lynn yesterday and she recommended looking at this artist's work. He is an amateur astronomer and creates his drawings meticulously in ball point pen. I'm going to have to find out where he shows in LA. Here is a link to an article about him.

Martin Puryear

In all the Tim H. hoopla, I almost forgot to post the photo of Martin Puryear's sculpture.
More of Puryear here.

Megan DeArmond is awesome!

Meg is an amazing artist, a super tight sculptor and all around wonderful person. I've posted two of her older works and the invitation to her next show here in LA- which I'm really looking forward to seeing. I love the exhibition title.

Tal r tuesday

time change

Ellen Gallagher

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I wish I had seen this by walking into that room. I just discovered Fred Eerdekens work recently.

Life on a

This was my summer into fall painting. I started it about a year ago and it never was quite right. So it just sat in my apartment and I'd stare at it. I kept wanting it to have a greater sence of lightness and space. This past summer was really hot and I would place the painting on my roof/porch area and pour a puddle of water upon it and drop white pigment into the puddle and allow it to dry. It was a very slow process and the painting changed and grew slowly like a plant. Originally the painting was of sea organisms living on a glob of oil.