phasing dancing stand sculptures

by Cory Arcangel



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Gabriel Orozco

"I want to disappoint the expectations of the one who waits to be amazed"





“I concentrate on reality in terms of what is happening to me and I try to revolutionize that and try to rethink it and transform it. I try to transform reality with it’s own rules, with the things I found there.”

Gabriel Orozco's retrospective is currently on view at MoMA through March 1st.

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Chad Chesko and Tony Bevilacqua @ Bodega

via


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I need to go check this out...

‘Works’ by Ryan McGinness at Deitch Projects in New York through April 18, 2009.

There are lots of images and more info about the show at ArtObserved.
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it's stuff like this,

that makes me kick myself for not taking a physical computing class.



LED light wall by commonwealth.




side note: I really like the typeface used for their logotype...




via today and tomorrow
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My Secret Heart...

'is a touring installation created by video artists Flat-e, composer Mira Calix and sound designer Dave Sheppard, featuring a film projected onto a 360º screen.'



this is a preview of the content...


My Secret Heart Teaser from Flat-e on Vimeo.


link to more info, and another video sample

link to official website
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Matrin Kippenberger Retrospective at MoMA

Go see it!

I saw the members preview of it last week, but now it is open to the public.
I wasn't overly familiar with his work before, but it was definitely a show worth seeing.
Kind of amazing that such diverse work was all made by the same person.




this installation part by him is separate from the exhibit on the top floor.


Martin Kippenberger: The Problem Perspective

art observed review

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p.s. while you are there make sure to see Here Is Every. Four Decades of Contemporary Art!!!
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insp for exhibition design project 2

Head-in by Magma Architecture







...only picture like giant to-scale veins or intestines or something, for educational purposes in a health/science museum.


via dezeen
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To put it quite simply.

This looks like it would be amazing.



An exhibition called 'Sea Creatures in Glass' at the Harvard Museum of Natural History.
The glass sculptures were created by Leopold Blaschka and Rudolph Blaschka (father/son) in the 1800's.
These same guys who were commissioned by the Harvard to make their Glass Flowers gallery.

now to actually motivate myself to visit cambridge...

via morbid anatomy
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Sandy Smith

The Computer Installations: Mauritian Sunsets




(can't remember if I have posted this installation before or not.
still love it though, so it doesn't matter)
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perfect timing

I didn't really think much of this the first time I saw it, but now I think it's definitely grown on me.
The sentence is revealed only at a specific moment when all of the clocks synchronize.

via furbiz

Rune Guneriussen

link

via lace and flora
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