Curated turns us on, yes, turns us onto this:

“Jules de Balincourt is the latest artist to release a limited signed print with Exhibition A. “Dismounted” comes from an original painting shown at White Columns Gallery, a work with a political narrative questioning American and Native American history. The print is released in an edition of 50.”

See more over at Curated.

We’ve got a double dip of Mancunian news for you today!

Born in Chile, now living in Manchester, graphic designer Alvaro Tapia Hidalgo specializes in a rather unique form of portraiture. His attention to garments… clearly our main attraction… is superb.

Check out more of Hidalgo’s work – especially the clothes – after the jump.

“A film by Joseph Lally starring Tyson Ballou, Michael Brager, Charles Devoe and Daphne Guinness, with Cory Bond, Travis Hanson and Ellen Cremer.” (nf)

Curated turns us onto Gary Bryan’s photography:

“Gary Bryan is more than your average food photographer, he takes popular foods and forms sculptural works that pay homage to everything from ancient ruins to constructivist housing blocks.Creative Review calls it “Food Architecture.” Not a bad base description at all.”

See more over at Curated.

Great minds think alike. We were planning to post these artworks by Ed Bing Lee up today, but our snobby big brother site beat us to it, “Playing with wool, artist Ed Bing Lee delivers a whole series of knitted dishes. Strangely captivating. I want a knit hot dog for lunch.”

See more over at Highsnobiety.

Curated turns us onto this:

“Larger Than Life” brings new works by Michael De Brito to New York and inaugurates the latest space of the Eleanor Ettinger Gallery. The show marks the first multimedia exhibition in the gallery’s history, with De Brito utilizing different mediums to trigger the senses. Nine large scale oil paintings are accompanied by De Brito’s first ever video installation (this is a show of firsts, for sure) and also a full replica of the kitchen used by the artist as a common scene.”

See more over at Curated.

Crap=Good turns us onto this sound sculpture video, which is strangely hypnotizing to watch.

Curated turns us onto this:

“The Treehouse, photographs by Robert Holden, is an urban intervention project running now through May 31, 2011 in DUMBO, New York. Large scale photographs have been placed throughout the area providing a journey through space and ideas.”

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Curated turns us onto this:

“Architectural art glass, at one time limited to traditional stained and leaded glass, is being transformed by renowned artist Paul Housberg, who has taken modern glassworking techniques and adapted them to large-scale installations. Bringing passion and meticulous care to every project, Housberg creates exceptional art glass installations for public and commercial spaces across the country.”

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Curated turns us onto this:

“Loving this collaboration between A.N. Devers and design duo Michael Fusco and Emma Straub. The trio joyfully sketch the homes of American literary giants – Dickenson, Twain, etc. – with charming little details and quirks. The prints are also neatly affordable, at just $20, which only adds value to the project.”

See more over at Curated.