Art Series Hotels And Thinkerbell Launch Something Very Small

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 11: An exhibit during the Art in Micro exhibition opening at The Olsen on April 11, 2019 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Graham Denholm/Getty Images for Art Series Hotels)

This weekend, Art Series Hotel is set to launch ‘Art in Micro’, an exhibition of micro art – the next big thing in the art world.

Starting this week, check-in guests will be handed a magnifying glass, along with a catalogue of the tiny artwork and prompted to find every micro art piece – some of which may prove to be all too tricky to see with just the naked eye.

Guests who can find the art, and promote the exhibition, will be given the opportunity to win a trip for two to Le Louvre, Paris during their stay.

Art Series Hotel’s marketing director, Ryan Tuckerman said: “We have a rich history of supporting and exploring contemporary art forms, and believe micro art will be of particular fascination this exhibition season.

“Across the 8 of our Art Series Hotels, over 40 pieces of micro art have either been purchased directly from artists around the world or have been loaned.

“We’re inviting guests to stay the night and find the art.”

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 11: Guests enjoy the exhibits at the Art in Micro exhibition opening at The Olsen on April 11, 2019 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Graham Denholm/Getty Images for Art Series Hotels)

The exhibition features artwork such as; sculpted pencil leads by Salavat Fidai, the ceramic miniatures of Jon Almeda, micro dioramas of urban decay from Joshua Smith and micro watercolour on canvas by Varvara Razakova.

Thinkerbell chief creative Tinker, Jim Ingram said: “It’s amazing how something so small can have such an impact, everyone on the project has been in absolute awe of the level of detail these artists go to with their craft.”

 

Credits:

Art Series Hotels

Marketing Director: Ryan Tuckerman

Marketing Executive: Matthew Lokan

Special thanks to

Curatorial Advisor: Jane O’Neil

Exhibition Advisor: Jon Beinart

Artist: Joshua Smith

Artist: Salavat Fidai

Artist: Vavara Razakova

Artist: Jon Almeda

The team at Betty Wants In

Thinkerbell

Media Thinker: Madeleine McConnachie

Head of Production: Sam Cavanagh

Lead Thinker: Aden Eltchelebi

Chief Thinker: Adam Ferrier

Lead Creative Tinker: Tom Wenborn

Lead PR Thinker: Georgie Cavanagh

Chief Creative Tinker: Jim Ingram

 




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