Deweaponizing the Gun is an ongoing art project by Walton Creel:

“When I decided I wanted to make art using a gun, I was not sure what direction I would have to take. I knew I did not want to use it simply as an accent to work I was doing, but as the focus. My main goal was to take the destructive power away from the gun. To manipulate the gun into a tool of creation and use it in a way that removed it from its original purpose, to deweaponize it.”

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Dada artist and filmmaker, Hans Richter made Ghosts Before Breakfast (Vormittagsspuk) in 1927. The music is a modern one, written by Nikolai von Sallwitz…

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Valerija Ilchuk‘s intriguing collage works…

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Per Barclay‘s installation at Bergen Kunstforening, Norway, 2001…

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Mesmerizing illustrations by Carlos Cigarro…

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“Rendering traditionally cheerful images and concepts into frightening, yet humorous, tableaus, Michael Mararian often focuses on children as the last bastion of innocence to explore the dark humor behind social and psychological issues. What can on one level be construed as melancholy and cruel, can alternately be viewed as amusing, even charming. He enjoys letting his viewer.”

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