Tag: Art

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Amodal Suspension

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Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s interactive installation, Amodal Suspension, will be presented by the Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media (YCAM) from 1 – 24 November 2003. Short text messages sent by people over the …

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Cheol Yu Kim

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Cheol Yu Kim (above) is a Korean artist who’s work is currently being shown at the CUE Art Foundation . His drawings and watercolors combine incredible skill with abstracted imagery of flying …

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Control Chaos

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I know what art I’m going to see this weekend… Phunk Studio's Control Chaos. 25 Sept – 25 Oct 2003 THE REED SPACE 151 ORCHARD STREET (B/W RIVINGTON & STANTON STREET) NEW …

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ASCII Rock

C404 Presents ASCII Rock… Judas Priest, Motley Crue, and the like all seen in monochrome ASCII text animation and heard in MIDI. I guess this is what happens when a rocker gets …

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Hisashi Tenmyouya

Hisashi Tenmyouya creates modern day urban street scenes in traditional Japanese style. His work is currently on exhibit at the Whitney as part of the show: American Effect. Tenmyouya challenges the common …

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Hiroshi Sugimoto

The MCA Chicago is featuring work from Hiroshi Sugimoto, a Japanese photographer. Sugimoto’s blurry perspective on architecture is sublime. The installation was also designed by the artist and is among the most …

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Fotolog

I started a Fotolog called digital selenium. Fotolog is a pretty cool community site that makes it super easy to post images simply for sharing purposes. And best of all, it’s free.

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Lite Brite Art

So, I’ve been minorly obsessed with memories of my fun 70’s toy, Lite Brite. I always made my own things instead of following the included templates. Anyway, here’s some Lite Brite Art …

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Are You Receiving Me?

Artist Jody Zellen explores the collision of public and private space facilitated by mobile telephony in her latest work, Disembodied Voices. Cell phones allow us to converse with each other anywhere, and …