Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Sunday, December 02, 2007

Artventure @ Esplanade

I heard about the Artventure installation at the Esplanade Tunnel and decided to check it out over the weekend. The installation featured craftwork created by kids from Boxed Out I & II using Crocs shoes and other everyday objects. A total of 30 pairs of Crocs shoes were donated for this project which was co-curated by Studio Harobee.

"God Dammit! Stop staring and take me to your leader!"

If you're wondering, this comes close to my office workstation...
The lean, mean, killer Croc machine!Oh yeah, talk about a major kiddy foot fetish! Check it out at the Esplanade Tunnel before 2 January 2008...

Saturday, November 10, 2007

Super Import Nights - Airbrushing Art

Super Import Nights featured some really cool car artwork in terms of airbrushing and decals. There were several vendors showcasing their masterpieces on both cars as well as motorbikes.

This BMW bike features two musicians complete with smoke from the bong; reggae legend Bob Marley and guitar hero Jimi Hendrix.

This is one flaming Harley...
Here's a really cool Yakuza mobile from Japan.
Could this belong to a member of the Crazy 88?
Here's a really cool manga themed car...Anyone wants Full Metal Alchemist on their bonnet?
Or how about a dragon?
And this has got to be the ultimate gaming car...
...with matching doors...
... and a XBox 360 plus Nintendo Wii installed for the passengers.
Not to mention a big bass disposal system!Houston we have landed!

That's it for this post. Stay tuned for much more stuff coming right up!

Tuesday, July 24, 2007

Visual food for thought

Been feeling rather sluggish lately these days probably because of the sudden void of completing my post grad studies. Came across an exhibition at the MICA building while waiting for a friend to catch a show. Artworks were created by school students and the theme was related to this year's national day celebrations. Here's a little preview:

Exhibition should still be there and it's really worth checking out.