We capture the expressions of the faces of people observing one of the world's most famous works of art.

What does a fertile Oregon schoolyard have to learn from the barren Nazca plain? For conceptual artist Daniel Dancer, the sky-art of Peru's ancients provides the inspiration for an art form rooted in community and consciousness. A teacher, writer, artist and musician, Daniel Dancer leads Art For The Sky residencies for schools and festivals across the country. For more of Dancer's work, and to learn more about Art For The Sky, visit www.artforthesky.com.

Magic

Feature package about Nathan Sawaya and his exhibit of Lego art. Nathan has appeared on the Late Show with David Letterman and the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. His exhibit is on display in Rockford, Illinois at the Discovery Center Museum. Story produced by Barton Bishoff with additional photography by John Bishoff.

This picture of a Buddhist monk burning himself to death was created with 1,887 oreos. About 20 hours was spent creating the piece and it measured roughly 8 feet tall by 10 feet wide. Check out my art http://www.philinthecircle.com Music is by Vox Vermillion Song is "Controller" http://www.myspace.com/voxvermillion

These are pretty cool... in each case, these figures were formed out of a single sheet of paper. Give them a look, and then think to yourself, "How'd they do that?" Amazing... -eNwe

Wine freezes at about 15 degrees Fahrenheit which enabled me to pull this project off. The piece took about 7 hours to put together and about 1 hour to fall apart. Read about this piece on my blog http://philinthecircle.com/goodbyeart/ Check out my art http://www.philinthecircle.com Music was provided by Genius Ignoramus http://www.myspace.com/geniusignoramus

Just as the title, the human hands are painted, into heads of different animal's. This is just another message going around the net, for which I made this short video with. Thank you Georgia for sending this along to me!

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You can read about how this piece was made on my blog http://philinthecircle.com/goodbyeart/2007/10/23/fries/ check out my other work www.philinthecircle.com