Harvest, interrupted or, trying to view Breughel in Hi Res with other six applications running 2011
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In 1977/1978 Anton Perich built a painting machine…
(via today and tomorrow)

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Yuri Zupancic says his microchip paintings are an homage to the tradition of miniature painting, informed by the “smaller and faster…catchphrase of commodities.” He makes some of his brushes from his own eyelashes.
[via Boing Boing]

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3.png, Oil on Canvas, 2010 by Ryder Ripps…
[via painted, etc.]

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“In his one piece domain Untitled Painting (www.untitledpainting.com), Thomas Traum has embedded searchable satellite imagery from Google as the substrate for abstraction and for painting on top of, you can click away. He says it is in part inspired by the late 1980’s overpainted photographs of Gerhard Richter, which is more or less apparent, yet where Richter’s tourist photo style backdrop’s are fixed, Traums locations are fluid.”
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Megan Scheminske takes images from Google maps and transforms then into paintings. On her website you can see see the works in their locations…

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“This painting is not available in your country” by Paul Mutant…
[via sympathy for the art gallery]

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PAINT FX is a painting collective/ club/ company/ brand/ website/ blog/ party consisting of Jon Rafman, Micah Schippa and Parker Ito.
“We’re kinda like Jogging meets Poster Company meets shiny stuff, but we’re way juicier.  Each work featured on the site is intended to belong to the brand PAINT FX as opposed to the individual who created the work.  Maybe we’ll outsource some work too.  We started the project because we were popping huge boners off of juicy gestural marks and ...

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Internacional, a painting by Paco Pomet…

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James Théophane Jnr‘s Painting Render Crash:
“Work asked me to contribute a piece of art for our reception. I decided to hack an old replica painting from Spitalfields Market, London (an old flea market on Thursdays). I built a motor using one of those kits you can get from good electronic stores, painted acrylic on canvas and cut out a spinning beach ball of death glued to mounting board.”
video here

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Amy Casey dipinge case. Dipinge ammassi di case che si sforzano di diventare città. Ma rimangono cumuli di legno, ferro e cemento. Alcune sembrano appena atterrate, come astronavi, altre le ha portare un tornado, magari dal regno di Oz. Giurerei, però, di averne riconosciuta una, di queste città. E’ Ottavia:
Se volete credermi, bene. Ora dirò come è fatta Ottavia, città – ragnatela. C’è un precipizio in mezzo a due montagne scoscese: la città è sul ...

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