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Tara Donovan

29 Jan 2007

Since getting broadband, I’ve been spending a little more time online. I have to share this with you, just because.



Styrofoam cups, fishing line, tarpaper, paper plates…. Tara Donovan’s work is quite extraordinary. And of course, if you like this kind of thing, you have to see Tom Friedman’s work too.

Posted in Making Friday, Style & Inspiration.
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One reply to “Tara Donovan”

  1. Spooky..I just discovered Tom Friedman a couple of weekends ago.
    First I can’t believe I hadn’t seen this guys work before, and
    Second I. Love. It. All.
    I mean really.
    What beautiful, thoughtful, curious work.
    Really really fabulous.

    Oh and ps; the play is based on Spike Milligan of Goons fame.

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