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Showing links within art

Showing links within art. I chose a bath for my presentation. Scott Cromwell.

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Showing links within art

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  1. Showing links within art

  2. I chose a bath for my presentation.

  3. Scott Cromwell First artist which I would like talk about is Scott Cromwell. Photographer has created a bizarre series of photographs which appear to show a day in the life of a mantis. One of his extraordinary shots “Taking a dip”: Scott Cromwell placed this mantis in a miniature bubble bath for his photography series. Artist spent months painstakingly arranging the live insects with miniature doll-house like props. For this extraordinary art experiment a bath is used as a prop (equipment of household). Scott the majority of props bought from eBay.

  4. Oliver Voss Another a giant sculpture of a woman bathing - measuring 12ft in total - has been placed in Hamburg's picturesque Alster Lake as a floating sculpture. The lady in the lake is designed to look like she is bathing in the water . The three-piece of work, including a head and two knees protruding from the water, has certainly succeeded in getting people talking. The work was created by Oliver Voss, head of the advertising academy Miami Ad School. He explained: 'My team and I wanted to demonstrate this relationship in a fun and entertaining way. We also hope she will encourage more people to rediscover and experience our city by the water – after all, if the Inner Alster is the living room of Hamburg, of course someone should make themselves comfortable in it!'

  5. Reddish Studio A ready-made bath chair is just a metal tub that lost a lot of weight (50%) and now has a new perspective on life. Founded in 2002 by ID'ers Naama Steinbock and Idan Friedman, Reddish Studio "spends most of the time helping objects feel better about themselves.

  6. FREDRIK JALHED Lennart takes a bath, courtesy Sony World Photography Awards 2010 The project show daily activities for adults with mental problem and learning disabilities. Photography is very realistic Artist wanted to change general thinking and taboo about disabilities.

  7. ANNIE LEIBOVITZ Leibovitz’s portrait of Whoopi Goldberg in a bathtub is a potentially controversial, but certainly incredible photograph.  Annie highlighted Goldberg’s African-American race by posing her in a tub full of white milk. The juxtaposition of the light and the dark lead the viewer to think about race, when they might not under normal circumstances.  Whoopi Goldberg is very active in this picture, with her comical countenance and playful body language, which makes sense; she is most famous for her comedy and willingness to push boundaries.  Another interesting aspect is that although Whoopi is presumed to be naked under the milk, there is nothing remotely sexual about the picture. It is strictly a creative representation of Goldberg and her place in the entertainment industry. In life, Whoopi does not exude sexuality, so it is natural that Annie Leibovitz set up the shot to simply convey the facets of Goldberg’s being that she chooses to expose

  8.  Claude Lalanne and François-Xavier Lalanne Many of their works have a domestic theme in that they can be used as pieces of furniture or fittings in somebody’s home. One, Hippoptame I, 1968-9 was made in blue polyester resin for Teeny and Marcel Duchamp. The sculpture opens to reveal a bathtub in its body and a sink in its head.

  9. Chloe Dewe Mathews She won the British Journal of Photography’s international photography award for her series, Caspian, which focuses in part on the city of Naftalan in Azerbaijan, and its curious trade in petroleum-based therapeutic treatments. The crude oil produced in Naftalan is famous through the region for its medicinal qualities and has made the city a spa town, where people come to sit in baths of dark brown-black oil in the hope of curing common ailments like rheumatism, arthritis and psoriasis. Slick treatment ... a woman bathes for 10 minutes in crude oil, heated to 37 degrees, in the spa town of Naftalan. The contrast between the production of Naftalan's oil and its therapeutic use is one of the recurring motifs in the series. Here, a substance that is usually associated with power, wealth and global trade is used for healing and wellbeing.

  10. A sculpture depicting Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi taking a bath with several women is seen on a Fallas Fair float called The Kiss in Valencia, eastern Spain.

  11. Su Blackwell Fun sculpture of the princess in the bath and the frog (paper cut out sculptures). By Su Blackwell from The Fairytale Forest (kids storytale vintage book)

  12. presented by Karolina Rodak

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