Andrew Ponomarenko, Into The Multiverse

“This is a photograph of a light sculpture called ‘Multiverse’ by Leo Villareal. It was installed in the concourse between the East and West wings of the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC. It features approximately 41,000 computer-programmed LED nodes that run through channels along the 200ft long space. More info here.”

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Goodnight everyone…

Tom Friedman, Untitled 1993

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Mark Wallinger, 10000000000000000

Mark Wallinger on it’s nice that

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Felix Gonzalez-Torres

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Daniel Firman, Würsa, 2008 

Château de Tokyo / Palais de Fontainebleau

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Claire Morgan, On Top of the World, 2009

Bluebottle flies, spider, nylon, lead, acrylic

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Sachiko Abe, Cut Papers, 2010

“The installation “Cut Papers” is, as its name indicates, in uninterrupted cutting sheets of paper. In the atrium of the fashion school ESMOD, the Japanese artist Sachiko Abe will attempt to symbolize with scissors the inexorable passing of time while appealing to the notions of repetition and obsession.”

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Katharina Grosse, Untitled, 2004, acrylic paint on wall, floor, various objects. Installation view, artist’s residence, Dusseldorf

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Tomas Saraceno, Iridescent Planet

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Maison Martin Margiela, Headquarters, Paris _ Special installation in the rue Saint-Maur showroom

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