'Tetrachromat' | Tauba Auerbach at Bergen Kunsthall

SOURCE Follow the link to check out the extra large installation shots, and to read about Auerbach's process based 'fold paintings'

Each set of explosions was calculated to paint a different picture

This youtube clip documents (terribly) the (thundering) opening of the Arab Museum of Modern Art in Doha, Qatar, where Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang put a large "explosion event". The display is controlled by microchip-explosives which are programmed to create the volatile and exciting stormy, powder-splatters in the shapes of pyramids, rainbows and the like. Rather more exciting than nocturnal fireworks.

Shine On

Muse Magazine
Issue: #27 Fall 2011
Editorial: Shine On
Model: Valerija Kelava
Photographer: Maciek Kobielski
Styling: Joanne Blades

SOURCE for full size images

jello time

Colour Flip

Everything you see is in the past (2002)

Admittedly I'm easily captivated by simple interactive websites; however I am especially glad to have discovered Rafael Rozendaals work. I sympathise with Rozendaal's proclivity towards nostalgic, cheesy clip-art textures, garish colours, and unsubtle gradients, and find his sites highly amusing. These fleeting and light-hearted (somewhat silly) interactives range from the inane to simply brilliant, and the infuriating. Generally they have great sound effects.

Notable works of Rozendaal's which are worth looking at (and clicking on): cold void and from the dark past

'You may feed the wolf as you will; he has always a hankering for the woods.'

- Ivan TURGENEV, Notes of a Hunter (1852)



Silver Mine is part of a larger video installation by Eva Wollenberg 
Originally discovered via Minimal Exposition

So called 'Interior Design'

All golf ball cross-sections from James Friedman who states 'incidentally, I do not play golf.'
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Shawn C. Smith

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