Sculptographs
Posted by Fabio 25 March 2010
Inez Van Lamsweerde, Vindoodh Matadin, Eugène Matadin
Sculptographs
Exhibition runs until 1 May 2010
Andrea Rosen Gallery
525 West 24 Street, New York, NY 10011
Karni & Saul – Turning (Trailer) 2010
Posted by Fabio 24 March 2010
Directed by Karni & Saul the short film Turning was commisioned by BBC last year and finished just now, it will hit festivals all around the world this year.
Ron Arad – Reinventing the Wheel
Posted by Fabio 24 March 2010
Shown here is Ron Arad’s bookcase Reinventing the Wheel also known as RTW from 1996. Its currently on show at his exhibition Restless at the Barbican which runs until 16 May 2010.
Lene Bødker
Posted by Fabio 24 March 2010
From Danish glass artist Lene Bødker’s studio, a converted gasworks wonders of sheer beauty are coming to life. Hollow blown vessels to patterned organic shapes undertake at least a work period of two months to create. Bødker has recently shown her pieces at the fine art fair TEFAF in Maastricht.
WePad
Posted by Fabio 23 March 2010
Before anyone even has had the chance to own an Ipad its already been passed on the inside by the WePad. German technology company Neofonie‘s WePad is in many ways superior to the Ipad with its 11,6″ screen and a resolution of 1366×768 px compared to Ipads 9,7″ and 1024×768 px. WePad sports two USB ports, webcam and supports Flash, as well as the ability to handle multiple open applications – the Ipad features non of this. Read full specs here.
Olaf Breuning
Posted by Fabio 23 March 2010
Welcome to the weird and wonderful world of Swiss multi artist Olaf Breuning. Photographs, installations, illustrations and films are being brought to life from his New York studio where his touch of kitsch and ultra-low budget production costs feeds into creations of pop culture masterpieces. read more
Cory Arcangel
Posted by Fabio 23 March 2010
These sculptures are made from 2 over the counter ‘Dancing Stands’ (the tacky kinetic product display stands you can often see in down market stores) which have been modified to spin at slightly different speeds. When the modified stands are placed next to each other they go in and out of phase about every 4 minutes. Artist Cory Arcangel first showed a version of these sculptures his show “Creative Pursuits” at the University of Michigan Museum of Art.
Franz West
Posted by Fabio 23 March 2010
26 March – 22 May 2010
Almine Rech Gallery
20 rue de l’Abbaye, Brussels 1050, Belgium