Clouds, 2005
Stellar Place Sapporo JR Tower, Hokkaido Japan
The thin metal object on the wall, lit from above, casts the silhouette of a couple.
Fragments, 2009
New Mexico History Museum, Santa Fe
40 objects on the wall cast profiles of residents in New Mexico when lit.
Exclamation Point, 2003
The exclamation point casts a silhouette of a question mark.
Artist's Website , but found in here
Wednesday, 31 March 2010
Monday, 22 March 2010
Sunday, 21 March 2010
Billy Childish
ive been bad for years and years
bad
ive been bad
bad
told i was bad
bad bad
bad at loving
bad at being good
bad
bad at sex
bad at caring
bad
bad
bad at spelling
bad at my mother
bad at my father
bad
a bad boy
a bad brother
bad
bad at riting
bad at stories
bad at art
a bad friend
spoken to badly
badly loved
handled bad
bad
ive been bad for years and years
If you are around London, make a little visit to his exhibition at the ICA, so you can read a little of his poetry, see some of his paintings, posters and little publications, listen some of his music. I discovered him by accident, and bought one of is poetry book (hand stamped cover
with no author, no ISBN and no barcode), which I red in one sit.
All images are taken from his website, don't forget to give a read to his manifesto. Luckily spotify is got a really long list of his music, I did a little selection of the ones I so far liked the most, click here to listen.
If you are around London, make a little visit to his exhibition at the ICA, so you can read a little of his poetry, see some of his paintings, posters and little publications, listen some of his music. I discovered him by accident, and bought one of is poetry book (hand stamped cover
with no author, no ISBN and no barcode), which I red in one sit.
All images are taken from his website, don't forget to give a read to his manifesto. Luckily spotify is got a really long list of his music, I did a little selection of the ones I so far liked the most, click here to listen.
Saturday, 20 March 2010
Friday, 19 March 2010
The Anarchy of Silence - JOHN CAGE
John Cage (1912-1992) defined a radical practice of "experimental" composition that not only changed the course of modern music and dance but defined a new conceptual horizon for artistic practice in the late-20th century. Illuminating the relevance of Cage's contribution to contemporary art, Henie Onstad Art Centre presents the most extensive exhibition to be devoted to the artist since his death, and the first to focus on the historicization of the composer's oeuvre and its impact.
Extract from the review of an exhibition at :
Henie Onstad Art Centre
The Anarchy of Silence - John Cage
25 February – 30 May 2010
25 February – 30 May 2010
To read the whole review visit the e-flux blog here.
There I also found some useful information on where to find out more about him.
Cage on CD: A comprehensive CD and book entitled John Cage in Norway, documents Cage's visit to Norway in 1983, when he spent a week at The Henie Onstad Art Centre and a group of Norwegian musicians including Christian Eggen, Magne Hegdal, Kjell Samkopf and Rob Waring performed his works. John Cage in Norway comprises a 64-page booklet of new articles about Cage, a transcription of a conversation that Cage held at the State Academy of Art, a newly written article written by musicians who worked with him here in Norway and a number of hitherto unpublished pictures.
Thursday, 18 March 2010
ALEXANDER BINDER
yep, he is incredible....
all images from his website, but I first found him on the Holy Ghost blog, which seams to always have amazing stuff....
all images from his website, but I first found him on the Holy Ghost blog, which seams to always have amazing stuff....
Wednesday, 17 March 2010
pretty garbage
Friday, 12 March 2010
Tuesday, 9 March 2010
Thursday, 4 March 2010
Yoshi Sodeoka
I absolutely fucking love this... I want to print!!!!!
this prints are just gorgeous, got them from his website , where he also has amaaaaaazing videos...
Tuesday, 2 March 2010
A Short Story about Love. Krzysztof Kieślowski (1988)
Monday, 1 March 2010
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