By Suckertom
Cosa troverete: un gallinaceo in vacanza senza protezione solare; l’amore plastico fra un cavalluccio marino e uno spazzolino da denti; una zebra “a barre”; un misuratore di nuvole professionista; un ventilatore di cuoricini; una metro campestre; una cavalla antropomorfa che cerca di scalare una parete; una tizia con un mare di capelli; una coppia che porta in passeggino un figlio un po’ troppo cresciuto; un bambino troppo cresciuto; l’Ofelia di Millais sommersa di plastica; dei maiali in visita al museo; una candela umana; una palla di mattoni & more…
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Fredy Alzate
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Campaign from the Swiss OceanCare office about the plastic soup in the Oceans of the world. A toothbrush looks like a seahorse, but it doesn’t belong in the ocean. It is “Putzig” (cute) versus “Schmutzig” (dirty).
Human Candle by Lenn Cox + Jp Scheen
Ophelia Plastic Free! Image for World Environment Day. Author unknown
Charlie Davoli
Bad Boy by Benedetto Cristofani
Installation view with Giuseppe Penone, “Matrice,” (2015), Yorkshire Sculpture Park, UK, May 26, 2018–April 28, 2019. Photo: © Jonty Wilde; courtesy Yorkshire Sculpture Park
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Ron Mueck
Denis Cherim
Women fetching water from kilometers away during summers in Adyar, India Photography by author unknown
Aykut Aydoğdu
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“Tooo hottt…” by oakoak
Mixing new & old with Wim Delvoye vs the Old Masters in the Royal Museums of Fine Arts in Brussels
Madame Péripétie
Karyn Olivier
Zhu Jinshi
Photographer Steve Biro is the author of this amazing snapshot of an eagle and its symmetrical reflection in the water
Julie Poncet
Julie Mehretu
David Nash
Rainer Gross
Brett Fletcher
Ibrahim Mahaama
Art by Saype
Trevor Paglen, Orbital Reflector (early prototype, 2017–19)
“Cocoon” (2013) by David Cheifetz
Chiharu Shiota
Art by Saype
Charles Avery (Untitled, 2013 – Bronze 165 x 300 x 145 cm) is included in the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts, London, which runs through until the 12th August
“Little green bag” 46x53cm, oil on canvas by Simon Pasini
Stephanie Bühler
Paolo Grassino, Installation view at Eduardo Secci Contemporary, Florence, 2018. Courtesy the artist and Eduardo Secci Contemporary.
Tim Noble & Sue Webster
By Suckertom
Hubbub, an environmental charity in the UK, wants to encourage people to dispose of their garbage in a proper manner. So it created a series of urban trash cans that make disposing of litter fun. In this case, people can vote with their cigarette butts for whom they think is the greatest soccer player in the world: Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo. The managers can also swap out the question for others that encourages debate and thus proper garbage disposal.
Jan Fabre, “L’uomo che misura le nuvole” (1998 – 2016) @ Museo Madre, Naples, Italy
Zhang Yingnan, “The Sea”, 2018, oil on canvas for Soka Art Tainan (Level 1, 1B01) | Galleries 2019 @ Art Basel Hong Kong 2019
Beili Liu, performance, The mending project
Are Your Dreams at Night 3 Sizes Too Big – The Grey World Citizens (from left Joshua Lacey, Leon Cooke, and Paul Hilton), in mega- or mini-proportioned garb by Lindsay and the rest of wonder.land’s costume team, embrace the surreal feel
Categories: Arte & curiosità dal mondo, Fotografia, La foto del giorno
Barbara Picci 
Spero che a Karyn Olivier non facciano ricostruire il Ponte Morandi.
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I maialini li voglio li voglio li voglio! :)
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Eheh io te li comprerei pure ma credo costino troppo per le mie tasche (bucate)…
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Eheheh vabbe’ faro crowd founding :D Semmai te ne spedisco uno
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Già nello spiedo con la mela in bocca? ahahhaha :)
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Anche in quel caso avrebbero il loro perché!
Le vie della cottura sono infinite ^_^
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