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.
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