Musée des Arts Décoratifs, París.

http://www.lesartsdecoratifs.fr/ Aquest museu fa ara una exposició anomenada "Aussi rouge que possible", dedicada al color roig. També hi ha altres exposicions interessants, com la de la foto ( "Les bijoux de Dieter Roth", de bijuteria).

Juan Muñoz.

La Modern Tate de Londres fa una retrospectiva d'aquest escultor. Ara que hem vist performances i comencem a plantejar-nos noves propostes artístiques, podem entendre millor aquest artista. More information a l'enllàç del museu.

+Bodegons

Una altra proposta per fer a les vacances amb la càmera de fotos.
Muntar el vostres bodegons.

Gloeotrichia

Ignasi i Pilar ens envien una adreça on veure amb uns altres ulls fotos del camp científic. http://www.olympusbioscapes.com/gallery/2006/index.html

Mark Khaisman.

Curiosity. Quadres fets amb cinta d'embalar. Més info: Khaismanstudio

Bottles 2.Zheng Guogu.

These iron bottles are part of an ongoing series entitled “A.D. 2000, to Oxidize 2000 Years”, which the artist started to make in 1999 and described as “anti-easy-to-carry-about, anti-fictitious, anti-pop, anti-gaudy, anti-advertising, anti-pop”. Born in the early 1970s, Zheng belonged to a generation of Chinese who had to struggle with the material dearth within a planned economy right before the market economy took over in the early 80s. The memory of the heaviness of the rice flour on the back that he carried home after queuing for hours in the early morning to buy in his childhood is mixed with his exhilaration over the endless supplies of goods and the unsubtle and constant bombardment of advertising today. His feeling about consumption is so complex that he claimed, “consumption is an ideal and consumption can better vent one's hatred.” The artist has cast all kinds of beverage, perfume, and spirit bottles in solid iron, which he believed to take 2000 years to dissolve into dust and back to the Nature through oxidization. He has since moved on to engrave their brands and designs on them to align with the evolution of product design, while initially they only appeared with plain and undecorated surface.