Leora Lutz
Landscape with Flight Paths, 2009. Cotton embroidery floss, vintage atlas lists on paper, 18 x 22 inches
winner of the 2nd prize at Art Interview Online

Parco Pomet
Internacional.  Óleo-lienzo. 110 x 150 cms. 2008
(via boooooom)

Vibskov Emenius
Henrik Vibskov & Andreas Emenius' The Fringe Projects and Circular Series during Out of Order festival, Bremen

Kishin Shinoyama
Nude
till February 20, 2010, at Michael Hoppen Contemporary, London

Megan Herbert
beautiful wrapping paper about the ashes of my mother and blood on the dancefloor:

Risa Sato
Kohachi - the darkness sleeps in the light
Until Dec 25th, 2009 at FOIL Gallery, Tokyo

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book by Evan Roth, 
online PDF over here
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Alexander Mcqueen illustration, by FAT lab

Edward Burtynsky
OIL
New book out. Exhibition: November 28th till February 2010 at Huis Marseille, Amsterdam
Shipbreaking #27 (with cutter), Chittagong, Bangladesh, 2001 (detail) © Edward Burtynsky, courtesy Torch Gallery Amsterdam & Nicholas Metivier Gallery Toronto

AMARC #5, Tucson, Arizona, USA, 2006 © Edward Burtynsky, courtesy Torch Gallery Amsterdam & Nicholas Metivier Gallery Toronto

Jill Greenberg
Bear Portraits
Nov 21st till Dec 5th at Guy Hepner Contemporary, West Hollywood, CA
© Jill Greenberg Bear Portraits

A Blog Curated By Yohji Yamamoto
An alphabet of human forms in uniform 
curated by McDean & M/M Paris

Jung Won Jun
Feet
Honorable Mention at Online Artist Competition of Art interview

Adidas x Jeremy Scott
spreading its wings
WIngs High and Conductor High, from Undefeated

S E I K A D O

Pewter art since 1838. At Kakitsubata Gallery, Nakameguro, Tokyo. Open October 24th until November 8th, 2009

Christian von Alvensleben
'GodTrees' and 'SeaFruit'

18th October 2009 - 17th January 2010 at Kunsthalle St. Annen, Luebeck

Pointillist Wrapping Paper
The Dots Horses from Tokyo Mon'You

generation me
young photography from Hamburg
at Mueller Mayer Schulze. 
Running until October 25th, 2009
© Michal Glazik

Atomized Passenger Aircraft Engine

The dust on the floor is an atomised passenger aircraft engine. So how did Roger Hiorns do this? He melted the engine and then dropped it through a funnel and sprayed with a fine stream of water or gas, which breaks it into granules. More info about the process.
(via today and tomrrow)

We have decided not to die (2004)
Daniel Askill
stop the clock. watch. meditate the moment. indulge in a split second.

Matt Hinkley
at Frieze Art Fair
October 15th till 18th, 2009