JEAN ARP / HANS ARP

Jean/Hans Arp made these abstract and dynamic drawings for Tristan Tzara's "Vingt-cinq poèmes":

MIROCO MACHIKO

Look at these!
I absoloutely love Miroco Machiko's weird stretchy animals. Those proportions! I find it extremely difficult to capture the naivity of a child's drawing, she does it SO well.

BETSY YOUNGQUIST

Mixed media beaded work by American artist Betsy Youngquist:

SHIHO UEDA

Another japanese outsider artist, Shiho Ueda:

YUJI TSUJI

Yuji Tsuji, a japanese outsider artist, loves to look down at a city from a tall building. When he comes home, he rebuilds what he remembers, and draws the rest from his imagination. He doesn't bother to use eraser. One drawing can take him 2-3 months to finish.

 

JAPANESE TEXTILE CRAFTS

Came across the textile work of Samiro Yunoki, would love to see his exhibition in Paris.

ANNA MIKHAILOVSKAIA

Looking at the sculptures by Anna Mikhailovskaia, some of them remind me of Cy Twombly.

OWLS

I love Picasso's owl sculptures. They look so sweet and insecure.

SEDUCED

Once again, I find myself seduced by proportions and colours....
Olivier Umecker:

PRETTY PATTERNS

By Sonia Delauney:

JACKIE NICKERSON

These photographs by Jackie Nickerson are stunning:

I DON'T LIKE ABORTIONS

But I do like this drawing by Frida Kahlo.

MINIATURE ROOMS

By French artist Marc Giai-Miniet. Books, suitcases, submarines in basements, crime-scenes, weird experiments and storage. Very intricate and creepy.

SETH CLARK

This morning I am looking at Seth Clark's work. Watercolour/collages of abandoned buildings:

CELESTINO PIATTI

I want to get hold of Celestino Piatti's Animal ABC:

BUSY BREASTFEEDING

Will be back blogging shortly, I'm just so busy breastfeeding.
Louise Bourgeois:

CY TWOMBLY

Looking at sculptures by Cy Twombly this morning: