Naama Arad - Untitled (2012) - Shredded Xerox prints and tape
Julie Mehretu
Water towers do not make for easy conversions; there are going to be lots of stairs. London developer Leigh Osborne took a tower dating back to 1867 and converted it into “one of the most lavish and eccentric residences in the city”. It was a challenge; he tells the Penarth Times that “There were 2,000 dead pigeons in there, and poo that went up to the top of your wellies!”
Diary Fragments - Drawing Series
Drawing of an ongoing series by artist Mario Kolaric.
More of the drawing series on WE AND THE COLOR
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