Coming Attractions
note: this is the 2nd post of June 18 Expect a change during the next few months. I’m about to hit the road and …
note: this is the 2nd post of June 18 Expect a change during the next few months. I’m about to hit the road and …
This is a story about an artist who started a blog and stopped making art. Me. Not making art came as a surprise — …
Dilston Grove by Heather Ackroyd & Dan Harvey via cubeme Dilston Grove by Heather Ackroyd & Dan Harvey (2003) via cubeme Think …
All photography in this post by JanLeonardo via his website Here is a …
Imagine the delight around 180 AD when the Chinese inventor Ting Huan showed off his chao hua chich kuan, the first known zoetrope. It was powered …
Yesterday several of my most recent blog posts went poof. Hobgoblins in someone’s server, rats in the wires, who knows? I apologize for any inconvenience …
Note: This is the reworking of a June 21 post that was lost (with some others) in a server glitch. _________________________________________ Cecilia Paredes …
This is the reconstruction of a June 19 blog post that suffered digital destruction. Comments evaporated, updates have been made. __________________________________ Lucid line, a line …
I want to look today at a very different form of light painting than we did in the last post. Here the artists carry their …
Light Tartans Fountain Park #4 by Vicki DaSilva via Whitehot Magazine I wasn’t long out of high school when I saw a painting of light — …
Maybe you heard that Apple was bringing out a new Mac Pro tower? Well it wasn’t strictly true. New wheel covers, new turn signal maybe, …
A long time ago a friend opined that the most beautiful word in the English language was syphilis. You could hear in his delivery that …
Allegory by Maskull Lasserre (steel, wood, textile, industrial sewing machine) via his website This arresting work by Canadian artist Maskull Lasserre is titled Allegory. …
They’re poles apart yet somehow kindred. Eyvind Earle and Charles Burchfield both created landscapes that could speak philosophy. Earle’s serigraphs speak of the still-point, the intoned …
Up until about 150 years ago the only recording devices on earth were humans. We notched bones, painted caves, tracked the planets, told history in …
Storm waves. Think of the power — to pulverize, shove, snap to pieces. There are photographers who face these seas. The images they return with …
an ideal room imagined by Sloan Nota artwork and furniture are actual pieces but their sizes are as unreliable as the perspective Maximo Riera‘s octopus chair …
Maybe I was unduly influenced by JRR Tolkien’s Ents in childhood. Huge trees seem like powers, nearly personalities. You put your hand on a trunk and …
Man Alone with Someone Else’s Thoughts, video and still (click link to activate in new window) by Sloan Nota 2011 I hit on a new …
Riffing off of yesterday’s post about fluidity. Again an image by Shinichi Maruyama, now compared with one by a 19th century Japanese artist, the master Utagawa …