by Paddy Johnson and Matthew Leifheit on June 23, 2014

Here’s Homer Simpson being eaten by a Jackson Pollock painting. This wasn’t made with an art intention—it comes from this site—but we found it noteworthy nonetheless. The palette matches perfectly with Homer’s garb.
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by Paddy Johnson on April 27, 2011
Bad ideas never die. Following The Atlantic’s profile on Jamie Beck’s incredible single-handed transformation of GIFs into “a respected art form” (pretty girl’s hair + wind = art), the Daily Mail has found other hair models to feature. Dubbed “cinemagraphs”, writer Daniel Bates (who, notably, is not an art writer – the Mail doesn’t have those) says these new GIFs “take ‘stills’ to the next level”. As I mentioned the other day, the underlying assumption here is that photography needs to be legitimated by cinema, as do GIFs.
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