Showing posts with label Contemporay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Contemporay. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 20, 2007

Art on Foam

Surf meets Art at Iguapop Gallery!

With Will Barras, Flying Fortress, Mr Jago, Dave Kinsey, François Lartigau, Lucy McLauchlan, Jean Linnhoff, Reg Mombassa, Adam Neate, Randy Noborikawa, Marcie O’Neill, Travis Parr, Jeff Raglus, Nicolas Thomas, Tinho, Peter Webb, Jono Wood, Ozzy Wright, Caia Koopman, Andy Howell, Mike Parillo and Andrew Pommier.

Opening: June 21th, 8pm.
Until Saturday June 30th.

The exhibition will travel across Europe:

London, Elms Lesters Gallery - June, 7th - 17th
Biarritz, during the Roxy Jam - July, 11th - 16th
Milan, Trienale - FIAT Café - August, 1st - 10th
Rotterdam, Centrum Beeldende Kunst - August, 15th - 25th
Moscow, during Ispo Russia - September, 6th - 8th
Zurich, during Freestyle CH - September, 21th - 23rd
Berlin, location TBD - October, 1st - 10th
Warsaw, location TBD - October, 15th - 25th

Tuesday, June 19, 2007

With one big shout They all cry out

A dangerous criminal gang is riding the net. They act in the dark, exploring the most sinister places, in search for the bloody heart of talent and creativity. Their favourite victims are banality, conformism, lack of humor and good will at any cost. Killing Bambi is a good metaphor for their mission. They are unarmed, actually, but they can still hurt.
So be careful...

Friday, March 30, 2007

The seasons result from the Earth's axis being tilted to its orbital plane.



For their next issue the gentle folks at ANTI Magazine are looking for submissions.

"Season" is the theme: go for it!



A beautiful shot by Riccardo Nava, from Issue Tree.

Tuesday, March 27, 2007

Don’t Do That!

Elms Lester in London is going to unveil Don’t Do That!

This mixed exhibition will present an exciting, diverse and vibrant selection of work by six International artists: Delta, Ron English, Andrew McAttee, Dalek, Stash, Mark Dean Veca.

Elms Lester Painting Rooms
1-3-5 Flitcroft St
London
WC2H 8DH

April 4th - 26th.

Thursday, March 22, 2007

Back and Forth

TOY KARMA ART SHOW - Japanese Toys Influenced Kaiju and Heroes Art Show at Rotofugi.

Curated by Mark Nataga.

Featuring Bear Model, Tim Biskup, Chanmen, Ralph Cosentino, Cronic, Carlos Enriquez,  Steve Forde, Gargamel, Koji Harmon, Rae Huo, Kotope, Frank Kozik, Jing Lee, Jimbo Matison, Mark Miyake, Sanford Mock, Mark Nagata, Martin Ontiveros, Bwana Spoons, Alex Wald and many more artists and companies...

Sept. 8th - 30th, Rotofugi Gallery - Chicago.

Wednesday, March 07, 2007

Simians, robots and image breaking


First things first. Let me introduce myself. Ok, nevermind, name's below.

This is the first of a series of posts on how to use robots to control minds, or how to use your mind to control robots. Simians can use mind to control robots, research is currently on an experimental application driver: simians will use robots to control minds.

While we wait for such a defining moment in history we'll try to keep a fresh eye on activism, architecture, arts, augmented reality, design, entertainment, life, sounds, visions, and of course 2.0 whatever.

Let's start with MoMA's "Comic Abstraction: Image Breaking, Image Making", thirteen contemporary artists whose work offer a rich account on the interplay between abstraction and comic models of representation.

Murakami, Essenhigh, Herrerra, and more after the jump.