Pretty impressive

  1. 23-05-2008  #1
    D-A-L
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    Pretty impressive

    Entries for an art contest at the Hirshorn Art Gallery in DC

    The rule was that the artist could use only one sheet of paper.
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  3. 23-05-2008  #2
    D-A-L
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    Entries for an art contest at the Hirshorn Art Gallery in DC

    The rule was that the artist could use only one sheet of paper.
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  4. 23-05-2008  #3
    D-A-L
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    More photos from the contest
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  5. 23-05-2008  #4
    D-A-L
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    A few more.........
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  6. 23-05-2008  #5
    D-A-L
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    More pictures here.....
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  7. 23-05-2008  #6
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    Last two pics...
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  8. 23-05-2008  #7
    penguinpaul
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    wow they are all truley amazing :O
  9. 24-05-2008  #8
    jephree
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    Amazing stuff. More shots:

    http://www.petercallesen.com/index/A4PAPERCUT_000.htm
  10. 24-05-2008  #9
    k_9
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    Wow! Now that i didn't see coming.

    I just can't see how paper and glue makes things so secure (yes, i know paper mache) but something like this is unbelievable

  11. 25-05-2008  #10
    paulthomasno6
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    Brilliant stuff there. I'd have been left way behind with my paper planes.
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