Revisiting Chinese Artist -- Zhang Enli

Zhang Enli via Hauser and Wirth

 Works by Shanghai-based Chinese artist Zhang Enli, born in 1965

Tara Donovan

via Pace Gallery

Tara Donovan via N Y Times blog

Tara Donovan drawing

 

Tara Donovan, pins

Tara Donovan, Bluffs, buttons and glue

Tara Donovan, sculpture made with paper coffee filters

Tara Donovan

Tara Donovan, 2008, sculpture made from Styrofoam cups, via Pace Gallery

 

Tara Donovan, via Pace Gallery

Tara Donovan, Index cards and acrylic rods

Tara Donovan

Tara Donovan, 2007, Mylar and hot glue

Tara Donovan

Biomorphic, large-scale sculptures made from everyday manufactured objects created by Brooklyn-based American contemporary artist, Tara Donovan--born in NYC in 1969--

Yayoi Kusama: Polka Dot Princess

Yayoi Kusama via The Whitney

Yayoi Kusama at The Whitney in NYC

Yayoi Kusama in her Tokyo Studio via Wall Street Journal

Yayoi Kusama via artnet

Yayoi Kusama via artnet

Yayoi Kusama in her Tokyo studio

Yayoi Kusama wrapped building in Manhattan

Yayoi Kusama "pumpkin" made of fiberglass reinforced plastic

Yayoi Kusama via artnet

Kusama / Louis Vuitton collaboration via My Modern Met

Yayoi Kusama's Louis Vuitton windows via My Modern Met

Dizzying Kusama / Louis Vuitton installation and collaboration

Kusama / Louis Vuitton collaboration--art to wear--via My Modern Met

Yayoi Kusam's Louis Vuitton Window via My Modern Met

Dizzying dots and eye-popping polka dots, the trademarks of Japanese-born visual and performance artist Yayoi Kusama. For Kusama art is a necessity--"art as medicine." By choice Kusama lives and works in a psychiatric facility in Japan. Her madness--she sees dots! There is a retrospective of her work at the Whitney Museum in NYC until September 30, 2012.

Edith Meusnier

Textile artist, Edith Meusnier via Moonrain

Edith Meusnier installation via Carex tumblr

Edith Meusnier installation via World of Threads Festival

Edith Meusnier via World of Threads Festival

French textile and environmental artist, Edith Meusnier, creates ephemeral installations in natural settings