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Our next piece is footage from Danish-Icelandic artist Ólafur Elíasson’s 2003 installation “The Weather Project” (https://youtu.be/twNdVR0fMoM?si=uEt9Qg9zLMmTN3wG) which utilizes industrial humidifiers with a sugar, starch & water water mist, nearly 300 yellow mono-frequency lamps, nearly 400 mirror panels & a 50ft screen and all in a 4000sq.ft space at London’s TATE Modern art museum
#LaEsoterica #EarthDay #OlafurEliasson #TheWeatherProject

Things David Likes Mar 1

Eye see you by Rudiescu

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#graz #steiermark #austria #skulptur #sculpture #klanglicht #festival #licht #sonne #olafureliasson #flickr #thingsdavidlikes

John Dal Dec 27

"A Rainy Day In Soho". Well not quite, a rainy cold blustery day in Southwick, October 2003. We went into Tate Modern to get out of the weather, having never really bothered with Modern Art before, and were greeted with this installation in the Turbine Hall. Extraordinary. Olafur Eliasson, "The Weather"
#London #'Art #ModernArt #TateModern #OlafurEliasson #TheWeather

Climate crisis | The Guardian Dec 8

‘I’m a prisoner of hope’: Olafur Eliasson on using art to bring us together to save the world https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2025/dec/08/im-a-prisoner-of-hope-olafur-eliasson-on-using-art-to-bring-us-together-to-save-the-world #Artanddesignbooks #OlafurEliasson #QagomaBrisbane #Climatecrisis #Artanddesign #Environment #Brisbane #Iceland #Culture #Art

‘I’m a prisoner of hope’: Olafur Eliasson on using art to bring us together to save the world

Inside Presence, the Icelandic-Danish artist’s epic new show in Brisbane, what you see changes based on where you stand or how you look – crucial when it comes to tackling the climate crisis

The Guardian

Alex Head Sep 13, 2025

I have some new works in this #fundraiser this weekend. #OlafurEliasson #TomásSaraceno #VaginalDavis #IdaLawrence also have works in the fundraiser. Pop by the works are all going at €50

The #Gaza #Biennale is an initiative by #artists in and from Gaza, taking the form of ‘أجنحة’ — wings or pavilions — in #cities around the world, supported by local teams. The #Berlin Pavilion will take place from mid-November through mid-December 2025 across several venues, showcasing the work of artists from Gaza.

Over 400 Berlin-based artists have donated works on paper in solidarity with our colleagues in Palestine who are living through famine and genocide. In this context, the Gaza Biennale gives presence to their experiences and connects their struggle to an international network.

The fundraiser will make the Berlin Pavilion possible: It will support the participating artists in Gaza by paying them artist fees, reproducing works that cannot leave Gaza under the siege, and expanding the ecosystem of the Biennale that allows the public to engage with their work.