I’m inspired in ways that I haven’t been in a long time. And it’s thanks to Jim Denevan. Below you’ll find his art (just a taste) and images from “Outstanding in the field” – a moveable feast that brings people back to where their food comes from, setting up large tables in farms and fields [...]

I happened across Iranian artist/filmmaker Shirin Neshat via the Financial Times this week. There was an image from her Women of Allah series – and I had to find out more! Below you’ll find some of her achingly beautiful disturbing and challenging images. She also her first feature film out “Women without Men” – whose [...]

I’m noticing I’ve posted a lot of art of late, but this is what’s inspiring me most! And I HAD to share this exhibition by Céleste Boursier-Mougenot currently at London’s Barbican It’s honestly one of the best, most inspiring, modern art installations I’ve ever been to! What? Essentially, birds making music and flying around (& [...]

I am just loving NZ-Australian Rosalie Gascoigne! Industrial fabulousness! Wish I had one on my wall!! These are from here 1999 collection. Find more of Rosalie here

Saw this piece by Anni Albers today and had to share: Needless to say I want one on my wall, as my bedspread, as pillows, as a rug… Check out more Anni Albers textiles, and Josef‘s paintings at their foundation PS I’ve noticed of late I’ve been sharing things others have been making and doing…time [...]

Loving these gorgeous prints by Therese Sennerholt Black & white, simple minimal, and a great sense of humour. What more could you want? Find more (and buy) via Therese’s site ps I can’t find where I found therese – if it’s your blog let me know!

More great art I had to share! This: part of the Crystals & Lasers Exhibition by Matt W. Moore aka MWM Graphics Find more from the Crystals & Lasers Exhibition in Paris here Thanks to Lost Bird Found for the find!

Love this concept! Pothole Gardens by Pete Dungey On a related/unrelated note you may want to check out guerilla gardening

I love public art. And this is wow. Lovely. Inspiring. Fun. Good. FatBlooded – Following Aakash Nihalani from William Zoe FitzGerald on Vimeo. These & more by Aakash Nihalani thanks to alice

I caught this on the anthropologist and it has to be one of the nicest uses of multi-media storytelling I’ve seen: photography, writing, print/typography & film…by photographer David Eustace about his road trip with 16 year old daughter Rachel. At 2:07am on the 9th of October 1992 my life changed forever. My daughter Rachael was [...]