Artists Websites

[alpharmania]

a bit off topic, but before the finance crisis I was metal worker constructing waste mills for recycling industry. I always had tape recorder at hand and collected hours of raw sound that I still have use for when doing cutups...
my co-workers thought it was a bit strange that I found such pleasure in what they just considered disturbing part of their work environment... highlight was when we tested the machines and they shredded everything that fell into them. there has been two accidents where sloppy personell has fallen into the mills and come out as swedish meatballs....

[implicitruin]

Speaking of abandoned and decayed infrastructure,

http://englishrussia.com/?p=1542
Not really a specific artist website per se, but it has some nice photography of ghost town Kadykchan, located in Magadan Oblast, in easternmost Russia.

http://englishrussia.com/?p=1220
Some abandoned heavy machinery.

The page seems to have lots of such galleries related to Russia and the Soviet Union.

[ABGVRD]

http://joch-so-tot.blogspot.com/

Denis Kostromitin from Russia who did cover art for Cloama + Die Blutleuchte - Convoluted In Peripheral Sacrifice tape and some other covers for Industrial releases.

[tiny_tove]

One of Italy's finest:

http://www.lucadelbaldo.com/

[Strömkarlen]

One of Italy's finest:

http://www.lucadelbaldo.com/

Was he in Funeral Party? I have a memory of a hanged dog I think it was or an animal anyway.

[alpharmania]

I think you are mean Milo Sacchi? I brought my copies of Funeral Party with me to the gallery some days ago... great reading. Have you checked out Shades new book?

[Strömkarlen]

Yes, that was his name. Is Dark Stars Rising finally out? I didn't know that.

[Andrew McIntosh]

http://www.toxel.com/inspiration/2008/11/07/incredible-paintings-by-tetsuya-ishida/

and

http://www.tetsuyaishida.jp/gallery/

[ConcreteMascara]

Trevor Brown's website:
http://www.pileup.com/babyart/_top.htm

classic shit

[tiny_tove]

sorry for late answer,
no luca wasn't in funeral p and yes milo was.
luca's work is impressive, very big paintings with these intense use of colour.
he started with cut-ups and collages and then move the technique in paintings which I enjoy more.
I owe him to have introduced me to ballard and some visual stuff I would have had problems to find alone

[Andrew McIntosh]

http://laurielipton.com/Gallery.asp

[cafedepresso]

http://www.masterpiper.com/exhibition/in-your-own-village

This is a link to a gallery site showing works of Justin Mortimer.
The paintings are quite haunting after-war scenes, also a bit like after zombie holocaust.
The technique is excellent!

[tiny_tove]

I have just received the futurist series of thes very talented artist/graphic designer, very inspired by futurism and constructivism, with a hint of skinhead culture.

http://www.behance.net/Gallery/Dinamo-Futurista-Poster-Set/407035

the futurist series:

http://www.behance.net/Gallery/Dinamo-Futurista-Poster-Set/407035

[Andrew McIntosh]

The poster of Fortunato Depero is the best one.

It's about time I learned Italian because I've got a book about the Futurists in Italian and I can't understand it. "Il Futuristi; La Storia, Gli Artisti, Le Opere", published by Guinti in 2004. Not sure if it's a catalogue or a monogram on the movement. Great, full colour reproductions of paintings, puppets, posters and other graphics, a real delight. I think Depero might be my favourite of their artists; real simple, effective style.

[jose]

Hi there!
I'm from Madrid, I make noise (and other musics) and art also:

www.afeitealperro.blogspot.com

www.manchasyruido.blogspot.com

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Best!
jose.