by art.earth | May 14, 2018 | Artwork, Member post
15,000 people visit Amy Sharrocks’ Museum of Water at Perth Festival After almost 2 years of travelling and collecting donations across Western Australia, Museum of Water at Fremantle Arts Centre was our largest installation ever. With the wonderful Perth... by art.earth | Apr 5, 2018 | Artists, Artwork, Essays & other writing, News
Working from a studio at the School of Biology and Environmental Science at University College Dublin, Siobhan McDonald explores the vast diversity of the environment we inhabit and our equally diverse responses to it. In this short documentary, she talks about her...
by art.earth | Mar 16, 2018 | Artwork, Essays & other writing
Found on Tidal Cultures Why the Moon, Luke? Luke Jerram is that rare bird, a genuinely popular yet acclaimed contemporary artist. And he’s obsessed with the moon. So he’s made one: seven metres wide featuring 120dpi detailed NASA imagery, and he’s...
by art.earth | Feb 12, 2018 | Artwork, News
Kinetic Chandeliers by Luke Jerram These solar powered kinetic chandeliers consist of dozens of glass radiometers, which shimmer and flicker as they turn in the sunlight. Altering their speed with the subtle changes in lighting conditions, the vanes of each radiometer...
by art.earth | Aug 23, 2017 | Artists, Artwork, Member post
From Harriet and Rob Fraser… The Long View somewhere-nowhere The sun’s light on the treefold gives it a softness, a pale glory. The range of greys and browns and whites in this ordered arrangement of limestone chunks are of this land and, here, in...
by art.earth | Jun 13, 2017 | Artwork
transmission is a story, first and foremost. Step into our imagined world. View the campaign here We know we are no longer alone in the universe when we begin to receive the popular broadcasts of an alien civilization 4.22 light years away on Proxima b, our closest...