Pecha Kucha: twenty slides with twenty seconds per slide adding up to a six minute forty second presentation for each speaker.
Archive for the ‘Artists’ Category
Best known for his New York crime scene photos in the 30s & 40s, Weegee's subjects spoke a truth that was so clearly communicated, the results strangely reflect our present day reality far more effectively than our actual present day reality does [...]
From their early days as semi-anarchist artists in Moscow to Selling Andy Warhol's soul in New York, K&M were masters of manipulating perception in order to offer a third opinion on whatever subject fascinated the art community at the time.
We had almost forgotten about Veaux until they emailed with sad news about closing down yesterday. Ten minutes after the sad email, Behance came to Veaux with an opportunity to create an alliance so artists wouldn't have to lose their accounts.
Last week, I caught a glimpse of Robert Schwartz's exhibition called Frameshift. I loved it. It reminded me of things like origami, lumbering mechas, and even alien tripod war machines from War of the Worlds.
Love Letter is a public art project by Stephen Powers and the City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program, and consists of love letters painted on walls facing the Market elevated train.
Most of you who are casual readers of our blog may not know that we run a young electronic label called Nueva Forma. Each month we try to curate a new enhanced podcast episode called Listening Pleasures. [...]





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