Love these lights...

Lights by Antoni Arola.

Alan Bur Johnson

These photographic transparency pieces are by artist Alan Bur Johnson. To see more of his unique work go to his website.

Thea Bjerg

These wearble sculptural pieces are by Danish artist Thea Bjerg. To see more of her work go to her website.

Randi Parkhurst

These amazing multi-book pieces are by Washington state artist Randi Parkhurst. To see more of her work go to her website.

Purple

If anyone knows the artists associated with these photographs, I would like to give credit.

Tracie Murchison

"Wooden construction, basketry and textiles inform my work which I develop using the process of repetition and layering.

I explore the contradictions of materials, layering wood veneer with silk, handmade paper, newspaper and pages from old books.

When I incorporate letters and ephemera my pieces have a sense of time and place. When I use silk I choose vibrant colours and aim to achieve texture from the silk contrasting with the smooth edges of the wood veneer.

My process of repetition, layering, constructing then sanding reveals some traces and removes some traces of my chosen materials giving each piece its own identity and history." - Tracie Murchison

To see more of her work go to her website.

Sarah Fox

"Each new work I create is an adventure because I never know where it will take me or what it will look like when it is done. Each is made up of many, many layers and every time I paint a new layer of paint, I leave “bits” of the previous layer behind. Ultimately, I like to layer and layer, creating all sorts of “bits,” until the painting is super chaotic. Then I get to do my favorite part of the whole process, which is to create order and simplicity out of the chaos." - Sarah Fox

To see more of her work go to her website.

Kadri Malk

These mixed media jewelry pieces are by Estonian artist Kadri Malk. To see more of her work go to Preziosa.

Lance Letscher

"Lance Letscher creates poetic, often playful collages out of found objects, such as old letters, newspaper clippings, books, recipes and album covers, all cut and composed into fascinating patterns and textures. Letscher has an eye for harmony of color and the familiarity of his materials adds to his work’s broad appeal. His constructions are amplified by the engagement of viewers’ memories and emotions with the familiar materials he uses." - Eight Modern

To see more of his work go to d berman gallery.

Petra Bittl

"My work is painted, scratched, inlayed with porcelain and decorated with slips. The painted elements are simple: circles, spots and lines compliment the hand built and thrown forms." - Petra Bittl

To see more of her work go to her website.

Yelena Yemchuk

These powerful images are by photographer Yelena Yemchuk. To see more of her work go to her website.

Love this staircase...

Ann Weber

"Ann Weber brings to her work an entirely unique and exciting approach to sculpture. Using cardboard as her medium, she weaves, staples and shellacs works that are so organic and resolved that they seem to come from nature itself. We feel a surge of recognition even though we have never seen them before. Many of the sculptures are large, up to 16 feet tall and yet they are light and easy to install." - Donna Seager Gallery

To see more of her work go to her website.

Günther Uecker

These mixed media pieces using nails and pins are by German artist Günther Uecker. To see a few more pieces of his unique work go to Art.net.

Annamaria Zanella

These precious metal and pigments jewelry pieces are by artist Annamaria Zanella. To see more of her work go to Galerie Slavik.

London Elephant Parade 2010

Move over Chicago Cows...

The Elephant Family Charity is organising the event which will see over 250 painted sculptures the size of a baby elephant, located around central London for 2 months this summer. They hit the streets on May 3rd 2010 and will be sold at a Gala Auction on 30th June to raise money for conservation work to support the endangered Asian Elephant.
To find out more information go the website.