Monday, January 28, 2008
Machine Sculptures
Arthur Ganson is a kinetic sculptor. His intricate machines seem ancient and elegant.
Thanks Debbie!
Thanks Debbie!
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Los Angeles in Indianapolis
Video artist Brian Priest has offered me the chance to curate a show at his new space the Biscuits and Gravy Gallery. It is going to be a video show of Los Angeles artists. I have quite a few people interested so far, I think it is going to be a fun show.
The gallery (not pictured) is located in the Murphy Building in Fountain Square, Indianapolis, Indiana. Not sure about the date yet but probably the First Friday in May or June.
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
summer everywhere trip
I'm applying for a grant to travel all over the middle part of the United States this summer shooting Treaty Borders along the way. I plan on camping most of the time, crashing with anyone I can, and seeing parts of the country I've never seen. By then end of this trip I will have been to at least 42 states in my life. Not bad by the age of 30 (which I'll be turning in May of this year).
I am also contemplating a different route that would keep me up north and west for longer and maybe forgo the Southern States for a cooler weather trip. If I do this, I would have then visited every lower state except Maine and Delaware.
I am also contemplating a different route that would keep me up north and west for longer and maybe forgo the Southern States for a cooler weather trip. If I do this, I would have then visited every lower state except Maine and Delaware.
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Window on Indy
So I finally got around to dumping some of the photos off of the two computers in my public art piece that are running continuously downtown at 31 S Meridian.
Group Walking Dynamics 101: these are 30 seconds apart.
Huggers.
Most of the good ones are at night, but here's a day shot for you.
I think he is offering my camera some coffee. After a quarter million photos, it probably needs it.
Here is a video of approximately 3 hours one night.
Sunday, January 13, 2008
Pascual Sisto
Video/photographic artist Pascual Sisto's work is of the sort that is deceptively simple and deviously complex at the same time. He uses a simple effect to create something sublime and often quite amazing too.
And as another sign that the world is indeed small, we've shown in the same video festivals and at the same galleries (at different times) and both got our MFA in from the Greater Los Angeles Metro Area in 2007 (a partial cause of the first statement I'm sure).
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