Decadent Pigeons Take Over Barcelona

01 February 2012 No Comments

Photographer Lisa Klappe and visual artist Joachim Van Den Hurk present the second edition of their 'Decadent Pigeons' project in Barcelona, Spain, in an attempt to makes us reconsider the love/hate relationship we often have with these urban birds. [...]

The Carved Book Landscapes of Guy Laramée

30 January 2012 No Comments

The human spirit transcends the known through the work of Guy Laramée who combines the old philosophies of Asian arts and Zen and draws energy from Romanticism. Yatzer caught up with the artist to discover his approaches to his practice and discussed human primitiveness, sand-blasting and artistic freedom... [...]

Noemie Goudal’s Journey Into The Familiar Unknown

26 January 2012 No Comments

Yatzer invites you to discover the dreamlike work of photographer Noemie Goudal that just like a transformative lens will trigger your imagination and make you question your perspective on the ordinary. [...]

V.O.W N°52 // 'La Mer De Pianos'

19 January 2012 No Comments

In a sea of pianos, one piano has to serve another for the chance to be played again. In the oldest piano shop in Paris, Marc Manceaux shares stories about his life and how pianos continue to sacrifice each other to preserve tradition and history. [...]

The Exchange Amsterdam

19 January 2012 {1} Comment

An incredibly exciting time in Amsterdam, the city is energized with change as the Red Light District and surrounding neighborhoods get a face-lift with the intention of putting the city on the fashion map. The Exchange Hotel is a fine example of the local artistic talent at work; unexpected and incredibly fresh! [...]

'Tire-toi une bûche' by Julie Tremblay and Appareil Architecture

18 January 2012 {1} Comment

Located in Quebec, Canada 'Tire-toi une bûche' explores how we see the world from one and many perspectives. It encompasses the network of thoughts that unites all of us and perhaps the path we take to frame our own view of the world. It is an installation that unites the crafts of an artist and architect as they frame the site to embrace and be one with nature. [...]

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Tong by Yechel Gagnon

03 January 2012 No Comments

Artist Yechel Gagnon’s first attempt at working with aluminum resulted in an inspiring large-scale installation displayed atop Montreal’s Licorne Theatre. Gagnon gave the name Tong to her sculpture, a Chinese term that means ''together''. Read on to learn about the layers and complexities behind the sculpture that tie the many meanings ''together''… [...]

50 Weeks // 50 V.O.W.s

30 December 2011 No Comments

Rediscover the 50 Videos which have been published in Yatzer's V.O.W. section (Video Of the Week) since January 2011; learn the secrets behind the Lifestyle blogger of The Sartorialist,  Scott Schuman , enjoy a ride with Shinya Kimura, jump off the highest cliffs with Seb Montaz and learn how to create a portrait with 3.2 Million Ink Dots! [...]