Sunday, April 29, 2007

Looking through canvas. Małgorzata Ata Warias

    This is definitely too gray, too melancholy, too self-abandoning. Looking from left to right, into the end, curving himself from somewhere where the beginning hasn't even started - straight into the blue, self-effacing space. And look at his look. A sight that has more shadow than seeing.
    I like it.





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Looking through canvas. Małgorzata Ata Warias

    This is definitely too gray, too melancholy, too self-abandoning. Looking from left to right, into the end, curving himself from somewhere where the beginning hasn't even started - straight into the blue, self-effacing space. And look at his look. A sight that has more shadow than seeing.
    I like it.





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Saturday, April 28, 2007

Sticks




    Contemporary art could be described as the look-out for presence. There are very pragmatic ways in which presence can be experienced. If anything can be art when given the right focus, we need to look for ways of better focusing. So when we get it, we get it. Thus, it is a constant game between what we know and what we think we might have known, had it been a slightly different setting. Darren Harvey-Regan is a beautiful example of finding what is already there, of creating what had already been there and just giving it that delicate push which makes us grow our of here and into the work.
    And if you think you know exactly what it is, it might just mean you need to look more carefully, and take the time to see the landscape he has found.

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Sticks




    Contemporary art could be described as the look-out for presence. There are very pragmatic ways in which presence can be experienced. If anything can be art when given the right focus, we need to look for ways of better focusing. So when we get it, we get it. Thus, it is a constant game between what we know and what we think we might have known, had it been a slightly different setting. Darren Harvey-Regan is a beautiful example of finding what is already there, of creating what had already been there and just giving it that delicate push which makes us grow our of here and into the work.
    And if you think you know exactly what it is, it might just mean you need to look more carefully, and take the time to see the landscape he has found.

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Friday, April 27, 2007

Off topic: Playboy celebrates 31 years in Brasil

Off topic: Playboy celebrates 31 years in Brasil

Cowscapes by Rachael Sudlow

Cowscapes by Rachael Sudlow

Thursday, April 26, 2007

Simply enjoying design

    The two lowest steps of this staircase are used as shoe drawers. Found here.

    This is what this chest sounds like. Unfortunately the people that make them seem to think children are the only ones who would enjoy this type of furniture. Found here. This rings a bell - I remember discovering an amazing installation, a table where one would hear sounds through the vibrations going through your body. Does anyone have a clue?

    There is a pleasure in the usable object that is simply magical. This glovy feeling - it fits like a glove, and it feels like a glove, and it can be the most exquisite thing. Some sort of harmony, I guess. As if design gave us the world as we had imagined it ought to be, though only now does it live up to expectations. Artsy art rarely seems to head that way. (If we insist on distinguishing the two).

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Simply enjoying design

    The two lowest steps of this staircase are used as shoe drawers. Found here.

    This is what this chest sounds like. Unfortunately the people that make them seem to think children are the only ones who would enjoy this type of furniture. Found here. This rings a bell - I remember discovering an amazing installation, a table where one would hear sounds through the vibrations going through your body. Does anyone have a clue?

    There is a pleasure in the usable object that is simply magical. This glovy feeling - it fits like a glove, and it feels like a glove, and it can be the most exquisite thing. Some sort of harmony, I guess. As if design gave us the world as we had imagined it ought to be, though only now does it live up to expectations. Artsy art rarely seems to head that way. (If we insist on distinguishing the two).

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Tuesday, April 24, 2007

Pretty science

Pretty science

Rent a Wife



    What the hell is going on?
    Wives for rent? For an unlimited time? Chose your preferred category?
    Of course, Rent-a-Wife is a joke. But is it an artistic joke? A provocation joke? A silly joke? A horribly sexist joke? Or is it?
    If it is an ironic look at the way women are seen by today's society (not only male), than why does it seem strange?
    Because there is a catch. (Duhh...) And it is not about feminism. It is about renting DVDs. As what we have here is an ad for DVD rental.
    How far is this from Vanessa Beecroft installing her objectified women in a shoe-shelf, to sell shoes?


    Could I be accused of the same hypocrisy, exposing something by exposing it?

    Oh, and if you think it's getting pretty much impossible to look at gender issues in a witty way without being accused of this or that, the desert is for you:


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Rent a Wife



    What the hell is going on?
    Wives for rent? For an unlimited time? Chose your preferred category?
    Of course, Rent-a-Wife is a joke. But is it an artistic joke? A provocation joke? A silly joke? A horribly sexist joke? Or is it?
    If it is an ironic look at the way women are seen by today's society (not only male), than why does it seem strange?
    Because there is a catch. (Duhh...) And it is not about feminism. It is about renting DVDs. As what we have here is an ad for DVD rental.
    How far is this from Vanessa Beecroft installing her objectified women in a shoe-shelf, to sell shoes?


    Could I be accused of the same hypocrisy, exposing something by exposing it?

    Oh, and if you think it's getting pretty much impossible to look at gender issues in a witty way without being accused of this or that, the desert is for you:


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Thickening light: Emilia Bergmark - Jiménez


    There is a melancholy light in Emilia Bergmark-Jiménez's work that makes one want to stay there.
    By «there», I don't mean the place that is being photographed, but rather, the space of the photography itself. The picture seems not so much to portray something, but rather, to use it for its own means, as if the image had a goal of its own, quite separate from the object matter, or even the photographer herself.
    What is left of the person? What form can a person have if light goes through her and plays with her seeming irrelevance? Maybe, the person becomes distant. Translucent.
    Yet there is something about that form that appeals precisely because it is being put so close to forgetting.

    This may well be what remains of memory, when what is left to oblivion, is rescued by thickening the nearly empty space, the traces gaining contours that are not what was left behind, but are some ambiguous form we vaguely recognize as ours, as belonging to us, as representing this left-over area that is neither the object we knew, or the eye of the beholder. It is this lovely, strange in-between.(via)

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Thickening light: Emilia Bergmark - Jiménez


    There is a melancholy light in Emilia Bergmark-Jiménez's work that makes one want to stay there.
    By «there», I don't mean the place that is being photographed, but rather, the space of the photography itself. The picture seems not so much to portray something, but rather, to use it for its own means, as if the image had a goal of its own, quite separate from the object matter, or even the photographer herself.
    What is left of the person? What form can a person have if light goes through her and plays with her seeming irrelevance? Maybe, the person becomes distant. Translucent.
    Yet there is something about that form that appeals precisely because it is being put so close to forgetting.

    This may well be what remains of memory, when what is left to oblivion, is rescued by thickening the nearly empty space, the traces gaining contours that are not what was left behind, but are some ambiguous form we vaguely recognize as ours, as belonging to us, as representing this left-over area that is neither the object we knew, or the eye of the beholder. It is this lovely, strange in-between.(via)

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