- “Better than any net art I’ve ever seen”, reads the email title I received yesterday with the url for yvettesbridalformal.com. I don’t know if I’d go that far, but certainly, this site is worth a perusal. I particularly enjoy the embedded mp3s in the red hat section, and the pageant/prom dress page. Originally via metafilter.
- This coming Monday Art Fag City friend Dan Callahan (of the L Magazine, and The House Next Door), will sing Cole Porter songs roughly in the order they were written at the Don’t Tell Mama theatre. To be honest, I don’t have too much connection to Cole Porter, but since Callahan is a man of great talent, I’m sure he’ll inspire my interest.
- Brian Stelter at The New York Times takes a look at the work of Chris Hughes on Barack Obama’s campaign. Hughes, one of the four founding members of facebook currently works full time on the campaign’s new-media strategy, including My.BarackObama.com
- The New York Times covers photographer Rachel Barrett series documenting Manhattan's newsstands. Squarely fitting into the cataloging-everything-within-one-category genre of art making, the photographs also coincidently capture a particular kind of newstand about to be eradicated, as the city recently decided to replace the old structures with new ones. The photographs are okay, but I am growing tired of collection art that seems to have no purpose past the act itself.
- Gawker covers artist Filip Noterdaeme’s latest project, whereby the artist hands out discount fliers for the Murakami/Louis Vuitton Store currently inside the Brooklyn Museum. I can’t say this is my favorite project the artist has ever done (see the awesome HOMU). Despite the ridiculous amount of debate that store seems to have inspired, I don’t have any problem with its location inside the museum, and asking for a discount on retail items when there is none seems like something like people would do on their own. The prank inspires a shoulder shrug from us.
- This is sort of amusing: Someone got a hold of a Chucky Cheese animatronic band and programmed it to play Usher. The video has 400,000 views, so I guess it’s making the rounds in the blogosphere.
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Yvette’s is a joy. (and yes its killing net art)
Reminds me of the time someone was describing a tank full of live lobsters that they saw on a trip to the Maritimes. The shells had tiny sea-scapes painted on them and I declared that they were killing installation art.
I also maintain that Princess Diana’s funeral killed video art.
Yvette’s is a joy. (and yes its killing net art)
Reminds me of the time someone was describing a tank full of live lobsters that they saw on a trip to the Maritimes. The shells had tiny sea-scapes painted on them and I declared that they were killing installation art.
I also maintain that Princess Diana’s funeral killed video art.
Yvette’s is a joy. (and yes its killing net art)
Reminds me of the time someone was describing a tank full of live lobsters that they saw on a trip to the Maritimes. The shells had tiny sea-scapes painted on them and I declared that they were killing installation art.
I also maintain that Princess Diana’s funeral killed video art.
Yvette’s is a joy. (and yes its killing net art)
Reminds me of the time someone was describing a tank full of live lobsters that they saw on a trip to the Maritimes. The shells had tiny sea-scapes painted on them and I declared that they were killing installation art.
I also maintain that Princess Diana’s funeral killed video art.
Yvette’s is a joy. (and yes its killing net art)
Reminds me of the time someone was describing a tank full of live lobsters that they saw on a trip to the Maritimes. The shells had tiny sea-scapes painted on them and I declared that they were killing installation art.
I also maintain that Princess Diana’s funeral killed video art.
Just saw your newer Koons post and this ancedote is prior to his inflated lobsters (he did not get my memo)
Just saw your newer Koons post and this ancedote is prior to his inflated lobsters (he did not get my memo)
Just saw your newer Koons post and this ancedote is prior to his inflated lobsters (he did not get my memo)
Just saw your newer Koons post and this ancedote is prior to his inflated lobsters (he did not get my memo)
Just saw your newer Koons post and this ancedote is prior to his inflated lobsters (he did not get my memo)
Just saw your newer Koons post and this ancedote is prior to his inflated lobsters (he did not get my memo)
Please, Paddy, use only one space between sentences. Two spaces is distracting for my eyes.
Please, Paddy, use only one space between sentences. Two spaces is distracting for my eyes.
Please, Paddy, use only one space between sentences. Two spaces is distracting for my eyes.
Please, Paddy, use only one space between sentences. Two spaces is distracting for my eyes.
Please, Paddy, use only one space between sentences. Two spaces is distracting for my eyes.
I love the maps! I sent this to every web designer I know. I’m going to totally redo my site now.
I love the maps! I sent this to every web designer I know. I’m going to totally redo my site now.
I love the maps! I sent this to every web designer I know. I’m going to totally redo my site now.
I love the maps! I sent this to every web designer I know. I’m going to totally redo my site now.
I love the maps! I sent this to every web designer I know. I’m going to totally redo my site now.
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