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09/07/2010 # 15:50 # blog # No CommentThe Rise of the Online Gallery :
Paddy Jonhson discusses the rise of a new kind of art gallery. Brad Troemel dubbed this spaces as “Dual Sites”:
“Thus, internet art is marked by the compulsive urge of searching (or, surfing) to connect with others in a way that is not directed by privatized interests, but found and shared among individuals.[1] The Dual Site is an institution born from this individuated system of relating with one another. It is an exhibition space symptomatic of The Physical and The Digital’s comingling– an example of how art, like life itself, now exists somewhere between the two.”
(http://thejogging.tumblr.com/post/536420881/the-emergence-of-dual-sites)
Memory
09/07/2010 # 12:41 # blog # No Comment
Let’s take a little hypnotizing break with Memory, a website by Tabor Robak (some other awesome projects on his website)…
Memes corner: The Star Wars Kid Drawings
08/07/2010 # 10:12 # blog # No Comment
Drawings of YouTube video “Star Wars Kid,” exhibited here at the Invisible Heroes booth at SCOPE Art Fair Basel. From the series “Without You Baby There Ain’t No Us“. By Admir Jahic and Comenius Rothlisberger. More photos here.
[via rhizome]
LABoral photo report
07/07/2010 # 14:52 # blog # No Comment
“Para-Sites features a series of subtle interventions conceived for interstitial spaces, locations and human-scale architectural elements at Laboral. By means of projections, a parallel reality is superimposed on that of the space itself. The interventions work as parasites, disturbing and altering our perceptions of an already familiar place. ”
Last week …
Proclaiming my love
25/06/2010 # 18:01 # blog # No Comment
Justin Kemp proclaims his love at a scenic overlook on top of a mountain. We are all behind him claping and crying :-)
Be sure to follow the link and click on the video!
[via today and tomorrow]
Avatar Days
18/06/2010 # 14:45 # blog # No Comment
Originally created for the Darklight Festival’s ‘4 Day Movie’ project, Avatar Days is a portrait of four online gamers in Dublin whose daily lives contrast with their virtual identities. Advanced 3D technologies and Motion Capture animation were used to insert the players’ in-game characters in place of their real selves against the backdrop of the …
Guggenheim & Youtube
14/06/2010 # 22:03 # blog # No Comment
YouTube Play. A Biennial of Creative Video aims to discover and showcase the most exceptional talent working in the ever-expanding realm of online video. Developed by YouTube and the Guggenheim Museum in collaboration with HP, YouTube Play hopes to attract innovative, original, and surprising videos from around the world, regardless of genre, technique, background, or budget. This …
