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Pop-up Paradises by Manuel Ameztoy. Argentinian artist Ameztoy has created a site-specific solo exhibition for Faena Arts Center in Buenos Aires, Argentina entitled Paraísos Desplegables (or Pop-Up Paradises). The 2,066 square foot (630 square meter) installation space consists of various cut and non-woven fabrics affixed to surfaces within the gallery’s cathedral room. Ameztoy’s cut textile exhibition will be on show until August 12th, 2012. via

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Manuel Ameztoyinstallationfabriccutout
7th Jun 2012✧22:25350 notes
Kristi Malakoff  Flock (detail) 2005 1 sheet of plywood, metal rod (256 songbirds) Dimensions variable
3rd Mar 2012✧14:434 notes
Kristi Malakoffinstallationcutoutbirds

Kim McKechnie

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Kim McKechniepapercutoutbook
2nd Mar 2012✧13:02360 notes
Claire Brewster‘s work is about retrieving the discarded, celebrating the unwanted and giving new life to the obsolete. She uses old and out of date maps and atlases as her fabric with which to create her intricate, delicate and detailed cut outs of birds, insects and flowers. The cut-outs are pinned either directly on to the wall as a large scale installation or captured in box frames. The shadows created when light is shined on them gives them a 3 dimensional quality and creates a feeling of movement.
19th Feb 2012✧18:443 notes
Claire Brewstercutoutmapdrawingshadow
Peter Callesen, Birds Trying To Escape Their Drawing (detail)
18th Feb 2012✧00:519 notes
peter callesendrawingcutawaycutoutsculpture
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