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Genre: Photos
by: manu22
The Spill Canvas shows you it isn't about the size, it is about the safety.
Genre: Entertainment
by: trojanevolve
Stretching the canvas, breaking the mould... Meet filmmaker Chase Burns from Phillip Island, Victoria... And see his epic surf/arthouse flick "Stretching The Canvas".
Genre: Sports Videos
by: SKUFFTV
Riitta Ikonen, 27, is studying a two year MA in Communication Art and Design at the Royal College of Arts, graduating in June 2008. Originally from Finland, Riitta believes the Beck's Canvas project resonates with her own belief of taking art out of the gallery for people to see in a wider context. In her mind individualism is a little space inside your head reserved just for you, like a private restaurant table that serves you anything you think to want.
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Drunks get pwned at night.
Genre: Funny Videos
by: sWiFtAzNb8oI
stoner owned
by: ballsOnyourface
Take a look at the Becks Canvas Finalist Charlotte Bracegirdle. Beck's have supported contemporary art for the best part of 20 years - lending emerging artists such Damien Hirst, Tracy Emin and Jake & Dinos Chapman a helping hand at key points in their career. This year we have worked with the Royal College of Art to offer four promising artists the opportunity to exhibit their artwork on an unprecedented scale -- having their artwork replace the Becks label on bottles nationwide in August. Once again, providing a foot-up for the next batch of Damien Hirsts. Charlotte Bracegirdle http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/your... Charlotte Bracegirdle, 34, is an alumni of the Masters degree in painting (2006). Originally from Broardhembury, Devon, Charlotte spent seven years applying to art schools across the UK before accepting a place at the RCA. Charlotte has previously been awarded the Davis Langdon award (2006) and was shortlisted for 2007's New Contemporaries. Plans for Charlotte's future are to
This year the overall winner was Tom Price (http://www.tompricestudio.com/) Tom Price, 26 is an alumni of Sculpture (2006). Subsequent to this, he received a First Class BA (Hons) Sculpture from Chelsea College of Art in 2004 and currently works from his South London studio, in Brixton. In April 2008, Price exhibited a solo presentation of his art at the NEXT Art Fair, Chicago and will also be showing work at the 'Personal Freedom Centre' in October during Freeze Week at the Hales Gallery. Other awards include receiving the Sir John's Cass Bursary, which allowed him to study at the Royal College of Arts. Price is now working on new sculptures and continues to explore different materials and formats.
Paint hitting a canvas can be beautiful, or disgusting. It all depends on perspective. http://siblingrivalrytv.tumblr.com
by: ButternutJelly
This is pretty impressive. These guys use a huge canvas to create a life size version of Gmail.
by: jacquesrules
