Archive for tag: art

New Me, by Aleksandra Domanovic…

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186 prepared dc-motors, and cardboard boxes. The new installation by Zimoun….

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The Satellite Collection, by Jenny Odell, is a series of six digital prints made by collaging cut-out imagery from Google Satellite.

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Diffraction, a photographic project by Alexandre Maubert…

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David Kramer, “Impressive Resume,” 2010. Currently on view at Galerie Laurent Godin, Paris
“We live in this time where everything is in the present tense. Memories are simply the source materials for “tonight’s act.” Any film clip or historical document can be summoned by surfing the web, and entire TV networks are devised to trot out re-runs of Westerns and cartoons, all juxtaposed against the backdrop of people downloading what just happened, off of their telephones for ...

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“A moving picture is a real thing and as a real thing it is not imitation. It does not reflect on life, it embodies the life of the mind.”  -Ernie Gehr
Spectacular tv sculptures by Antoine Catala (on view at AVA, New York, until November 4th).
[via triangulation blog]

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Photo Sculptures by Letha Wilson…
[via sympathy for the art gallery]

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“Juxtapositions, relationships and transformations” in the work of Douglas D. Prince…

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101010zzz.com, by JODI (of course)!
[part of this exhibition]

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Conflict Kitchen is a take-out restaurant that only serves cuisine from countries that the United States is in conflict with.

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Cassandra Jones takes photographs she finds online and stiches them together to form animations like this Eadweard Muybridge homage:
“After Muybridge” is a loop made from 12 stock photographs that are sequenced to re-create the locomotion of a galloping horse. The animation was modeled after one of Eadweard Muybridge’s most famous motion studies called “Daisy”. I sifted through over 5,000 digital images to find 12 that matched his original photos. The Internet allows me to access the ...

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