Broken Social Scene just came out with a music video that uses a hologram-like projection in a space. I can’t embed it, but here’s a link to the only place I can find it online.
-Laura
December 7, 2010
Hologram/Video in Space
December 7, 2010
December 7, 2010
Video Mapping Example from our Project 2 Proposal.
-Laura & Jon
December 7, 2010
Carolee Schneemann, War Mop 1983, mixed media, Sculpture; 24 x 62 x 20 inches, TV: 12 x 18 x 10 inches
-Laura
December 7, 2010
Marina Abramovic Made Me Cry
Portraits taken during the MoMA’s exhibit of performance artist “Marina Abramović: The Artist Is Present”. Abramović sits at a table in silence, and museum guests can sit across from her and stare. Some people couldn’t handle the heat.
An interesting performance in a specific space.
-Laura
August 2, 2010
August 2, 2010
Ideas for Bird House
I am searching for material ideas for my next installation. I need to reproduce a form the captures my overarching theme. I like these house for their use of recycled paper. Drawback: not weather worthy. What do you think?
August 2, 2010
Joseph Beuys, Das Rudel (The Pack)
This was my inspiration for Project 1. I thought everyone might like to see a picture of it! -Laura
August 2, 2010
Never Odd or Even
Never Odd or Even by Brookhart Jonquil.
and no, it’s not a mirror.
submitted by Amy.
July 27, 2010
July 22, 2010
Project 2 space decision…
A decision was made by our guest critics about the allocation of spaces for project 2. The critics want to put things into your hands (for a designated amount of time). So while everyone will be at the opening you are all charged with determining who gets which and what space.
As with before you have both galleries. As part of university gallery we will also include the gallery office as a potential installation space (furniture will be moved into the basement storage space).
If no decision is reached by the end of tonight’s opening. You will be forced to deal with our back-up plan.
July 22, 2010
July 22, 2010
July 22, 2010
July 22, 2010
Beili Liu, miasma.
“…made primarily of wool and thread, extols the virtues of the transfixed state. Mystery shrouds the work. It could be made of many a thing: hair, cotton, shredded rubber, etc., and in its presence, one feels at a great loss to know the many stories it could tell. Yet it is the X factor ingredient of acrylic medium that pulls and stretches the wool and thread into an unrecognizable and unworldly realm. Both erotic and ghostly, the hanging strands mark an arrival at such a precise and wonderful choice of materials that you almost give up trying to figure the thing out.” —Steven Irvin, Buzzine, LA
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