This is how books used to be made…
(via Boing Boing)
This is how books used to be made…
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Stock 2011 by Ryder Ripps at Rhizome benefit. Real stock certificates for dead web companies…
Ai Weiwei work from Study of Perspective:
“…Each picture show the artist’s hand making a one-finger gesture, again rude, at a variety of places familiar and unfamiliar. The equal-opportunity dissing encompasses power sites like Tiananmen Square and the White House, but also, intriguingly, Long Island City, Queens. Together with the history-infused sculpture, the antic pictures give a sense of the versatility of an artist whose role has been the stimulating, mold-breaking one of scholar-clown.”
– Holland Cotter for the New York Times
[via i like this art]
Artist Audrey Penven’s Dancing with Invisible Light collection consists of a series of Kinect-lit subjects, covered in celestial disco-dots generated by Microsoft’s popular motion gaming peripheral.
(via ideas are awesome)
Jason Lazarus is collecting Impossible Art Ideas…
(via BOOOOOOOM!)
Mercury and Ganymede by Elmgreen & Dragset, 2009…
(via WeWasteTime)
The mission of the HTML11 is to fulfill the promise of XML for applying HTML11 to a wide variety of platforms with proper attention paid to internationalization, accessibility, device-independence, usability and life structuring.
(via Nerdcore)
Works by Jasper Elings:
“…With sources originating from digital readymades or appropriated video, each artist modifies, redirects and redistributes the footage using a wide array of alterations, from simple editing to more detailed and complex reconstructions. The digital realm casts a dark shadow over the initial intent of images and our preconceptions of their meaning and usage into a new alternative mode of existence where the source becomes either a catalyst or an added layer of a whole new work.”
(via i like this art)
Awesome sculptures by french artist Stéphany Vigny…
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Ok, this is just so painfully true…
(Via The Daily What)
(Via Is That All There Is?)
“From cars to CDs, houses to handbags, people are no longer aspiring to own. Belongings which used to be the standard by which to measure personal success, status, and security are increasingly being borrowed, traded, swapped, or simply left on the shelf. Various factors – arguably the most important being an increasingly connected and digitally networked society, regardless of economic development – are causing revolutionary global shifts in behavior. As quickly as a new laptop becomes yesterday’s technology in a brittle plastic shell, or a power tool idly collects dust in the garage, it seems that material possessions are changing from treasure into junk, from security into liability, from freedom into burden, and from personal to communal.”
read more here…
“Sewing machine orchestra is the first version of a performance created by Martin Messier. The basic sounds used in this performance consist entirely of the acoustic noises produced by 8 sewing machines, amplified by means of microcontacts and process by a computer.”
(Via TRIANGULATION BLOG)
Strategies, 2010-2011, by Harm van den Dorpel…
HTML-CSS Malevich by Codemanipulator…
(Via Visual-Poetry)
Replaced Mona Lisa is a work by Mike Ruiz:
“The Mona Lisa with the lady selected then put through Content-Aware Fill (a Photoshop CS5 tool that automatically generates content based on the existing surrounding content of the image and fills in selected area). The resulting image is a potential landscape as interpreted by the software. The image was sent to an painting manufacturer in China where an oil painting was produced.”