Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Sunday, December 26, 2010

Jaakko Pallasvuo


Blingee (Kazimir Malevich), 2010



Milk & Honey, 2010


Immense, 2010

Jaakko Paalsvuo's Webpage, Tumblr & Flickr

+ his Millenial Catalogue over on Singularity Press is nice.

Monday, December 20, 2010

Katja Novitskova





Can't wait to get my hands on the Post Internet Survival Guide.
Katja Novitskova's flickr + webpage. She also has this blog you can contribute to.

Brenna Murphy





Kemialliset Ystävät: Kajastusmuseo from Fonal Footage on Vimeo.

Really hot stuff from Brenna lately. Check flickr & page. She also did the cover for the Kemialliset Ystävät record, and it looks & sounds awsome.

Friday, December 17, 2010

Proposed


SCENARIO

(1) Make hidden-camera trucker hat.
(2) Sneak it into museum.
(3) Film major exhibition.
(4) Make bootleg dvds.
(5) Sell them outside on the sidewalk for cheaper than admission prices.


SCENARIO:

We hack into the Louvre’s server & steal the Mona Lisa.jpg!!


SCENARIO:
Register the following phrase: The World is My Gallery


Proposed - made by this guy here

Dan Rees





Dan Rees

Monday, December 13, 2010

Toilet seats


Tabor Robak


Content-Aware Military Vehicles, 2010




Tabor Robak's webpage. Last pic is from the software Carbon, which can be downloaded over at the State. Make more art as computer games, plz.

Sunday, December 12, 2010

Joe Yorty


Free La-Z-Boy Diptych


OSB


E.T. Project

"With the insertion of artist edition kitsch into the second-hand store industry I attempt an analysis of commodity flow and second-hand 
bric-a-brac capitalism and simultaneously generate critique of art object value (the thrift store is momentarily converted into venue for the avant-garde and the 
second-hand shopper inadvertently becomes collector of fine art).

120 ceramic E.T. figures were slipcast over a 10-month period from a single plaster mold purchased from a second-hand store in 2009. Once glazed and serialized The E.T.s were then circulated through donation to area thrift stores where they were priced, shelved and sold to the public." - Joe Yorty