by Christopher Hudgens | May 6, 2008 | Blog
From the website of the artist Ranjit Bhatnagar: “Simple automatic instruments are constructed from local materials and objects on site. The system learns the sounds it can make by trying out its instruments, and then uses its range of sounds to try to reproduce...
by Christopher Hudgens | May 6, 2008 | Blog
Citizens of Oak Lawn, IL have a history of coasting through stop signs and in response the city installed smaller signs below their larger, legal counterparts to get motorists attention while providing them a tongue in cheek appeal to their conscience. The extra signs...
by Christopher Hudgens | Apr 29, 2008 | Blog, TV
Pamela Michelle Johnson was one of the many (250) artists showing at this years Artropolis Artist Project and was kind enough to give a quick interview. More work and detailed photos can been seen at her website along with future show information.
by Meg Onli | Apr 28, 2008 | Blog
Via Brett Sokol for New York Magazine: If the glory, freneticism, excess, and sunny evanescence of the current contemporary-art boom has a symbolic home, it’s Miami Beach. Thanks to the appearance of an exponentially more fabulous Art Basel Miami Beach fair each...
by Brian Andrews | Apr 22, 2008 | Blog
This just in from the New York Times. Hooray! Biomaterial charges against N.Y. art professor dismissed. BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — A judge threw out charges Monday against a college art professor accused of improperly obtaining biological materials for an exhibit...
by Meg Onli | Apr 21, 2008 | Blog
From the New York Times: MILAN – The two friends, both performance artists, hatched the idea about a year ago: wearing white wedding dresses, they would hitchhike from Italy to the Balkans to the Middle East to send a message of peace and “marriage between...
