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Art News from Elsewhere
Cat Break
Via furrrocious-forms.com
Apr 2012
Cats + architecture = Internet gold. Here’s a Tumblr blog that pairs reader-submitted mashups of famous architecture—including Snøhetta’s Opera House in Oslo and Jørn Utzon’s Sydney Opera House—and cats.
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Art News from Elsewhere
Cat Break
via mdnphoto.com
Dec 2011
With so much troubling news continuing to surround Ai Weiwei—most recently the detention and questioning of his wife, Li Qing, this week—perhaps it’s time for a brief break… to view photos of the famed Chinese artist with his favorite cats.
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Art News from Elsewhere
Cat Break
Via apple.com
Jun 2012
Of 40 cats living at his studio, one comes and goes as it pleases, says Ai Weiwei in a trailer for the film, Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry, which screens at the Walker July 25. “If I never met this cat that could open doors, I wouldn’t know cats could open doors,” he says.
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Art News from Elsewhere
Cat Break
Via beautifuldecay.com
Jan 2012
Our intermittent Friday ritual returns with a look at the work of Louis Wain (1860-1939), an illustrator whose “familiar felines dissolved into vivid abstractions” when he was institutionalized in the late years of his life for schizophrenia.
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Art News from Elsewhere
Cat Break
Via artltdmag.com
Jan 2012
Cats were a recurring theme for artist Alexander Calder (1898-1976), who made cat lamps, drawings, and sculptures, but our favorite is 1966’s Chat-Mobile, a tri-colored cat reimagined as one of his iconic mobiles.
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Art News from Elsewhere
Cat Break
Via bbc.co.uk
May 2012
For Salvador Dali’s 108th birthday, here’s a look at the outtakes from Philippe Halsman’s 1948 portrait Dali Atomicus—including one where water hits Dali instead of the cat. “[We] were wet, dirty, and near complete exhaustion—only the cats still looked like new.”
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Art News from Elsewhere
Cat Break
Via twitter.com
Feb 2012
Another Jenny Holzer–themed Twitter account gives us today’s Friday Cat Break: @jennyholzercat, which tweets “truisms” like, “ANGER OR HATE CAN BE A USEFUL MOTIVATING FORCE. BTW I THREW UP ON YOUR COUCH.”
