I wish I could have gone to Australia to see this exhibition (and maybe even partake in it!). Yayoi Kusama (born 1929) created in installation at the Queensland Art Gallery in Australia that was a couple of “domestic-syle rooms” like a living room and kitchen. But everything was painted white. And once the exhibition opened, the children who visited the museum were given colored dot stickers to decorate the rooms! How amazing is that? Here are a few photos from the ‘Obliteration Room’ installation.
Monthly Archives: February 2014
Artist Watch: Zim & Zou
We came across the work of two young artists, Lucie Thomas and Thimbault Zimmerman, and had to see more. They are the duo behind Zim & Zou, a studio based in Nancy, France. Their colorful, whimsical images are photographs of objects and paper sculpture. We hope you enjoy their work as much as we do!
Pop-Up Showcase: Every pop-up library needs…
…this book! We love it! Written by Don Compton, beautifully illustrated by Dave Ember, and wonderfully engineered by Bruce Foster, America’s National Parks, A Pop-Up Book brings our national parks to life. The publisher’s goal is to raise $100,000 to support the parks. You can buy your copy here or on Amazon. Happy travels!