Louise Bourgeois
"The spiders were an ode to my mother. She was a tapestry woman, and like a spider, was a weaver. She protected me and was my best friend. The spiders, which are portraits of my mother, are large because she was a monument to me. I want to walk around and be underneath her and feel her protection."
Tate Modern, London, 2007 |
Guggenheim Museum, New York, 2008 |
Michael Landy
For his piece Semi-Detached the artist Michael Landy re-created a copy of the house where his father lives. He copied it in every detail, right down to the bits of flaking paint. This work of art acts like a portrait: a portrait of his father as a house.
Tate Britain, 2004 |
Olafur Eliasson
Olafur Eliasson created a giant sun using mirrors, light and mist for The Weather Project, which he said was the basis for exploring ideas about experience and mediation.
Tate Modern, London, 2003 |
Lucinda Devlin
A series of thirty chilling photographs of execution chambers and associated spaces, such as holding cells and viewing rooms. The Omega Suites brings focus to one of the great ethical questions facing contemporary Americans, about which public opinion continues to be passionate.
Lethal injection chamber, Huntsville, 1992 |
"Yellow Mama" electric chair, Atmore, Alabama, 1991 |
Lethal injection chamber, Nevada State Prison, 1991 |
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Casualties Union
Casualties Union is a charity that through casualty simulation provides casualties and patients for those who teach first aid, nursing and rescue - The treatment of illness, nursing, rescue, accident prevention, care in the community and similar activities.
www.secondlife.com
In 2006, Anshe Chung became the first person who made $1million, by buying and selling virtual land in second life.
You can be whoever you want to be...
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