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Desert Outdoor Art
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Cadillac Ranch[Edit]
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This strange outdoor art project takes place in the middle of the desert, and is comprised of ten half-buried Cadillacs covered in graffiti. These cars are known as the Cadillac Ranch, founded in 1974 by members of an art collective called Ant Farm. The cars date from 1949 to 1963 and symbolize a number of evolutions of the car line. Like the pyramids, the cars are also tilted towards the west. I would love to see a UK version--I have a Triumph Herald that just snapped in two if anyone wants it (seriously). Source: roadsideamerica Via: odditycentral |
Remixing Street Art
Banksy Gets Jelly-Bean ReduxI am loving the work of Prudence Emma Stait, even more now that she has used candy to recreate street art. How good does this look? Warhol’s painting of Marilyn Monroe also had the candy treating, but…
Hurricane Katrina Anniversary Street Art (GALLERY)
Banksy Paints New OrleansAs Hurricane Gustav and Hurricane Hanna raise concern, stencil-happy street artist Banksy commemorated the three-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina by producing some of his painted social commentary…
Automotive Art Galleries (GALLERY)
Art Car Boot FairIt is time for what has been described as "The worlds funkiest car-boot sale" once again. The Art Car Boot Fair is the ideal venue kick start an art collection with one-off, specially commissioned pieces.…
Dirty Car Art (VIDEO)
Artist Goes Well Beyond Writing 'Clean Me'Scott Wade is an artist who "just can't resist a dirty rear window." He creates amazing works of art using dirty cars as his canvas. In short, he goes well beyond writing "Clean Me".
Artist Erwin Wurm Fat Car Art
Australian artist Erwin Wurm recently had an exhibit titled, "Instructions on How to Be Politically Incorrect". The centerpiece of the show is a video about an animated "Fat Car" which has its own monologue.
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