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Lite Brite
Brooklyn artist Jason Krugman is stepping into the public eye. Known for his large-scale, LED-based public art installations, Krugman has displayed work at All Points West Music Festival in New Jersey and Electric Daisy Carnival in Los Angeles, and he recently masterminded one of the largest art installations in the ...
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Brooklyn artist Jason Krugman is stepping into the public eye. Known for his large-scale, LED-based public art installations, Krugman has displayed work at All Points West Music Festival in New Jersey and Electric Daisy Carnival in Los Angeles, and he recently masterminded one of the largest art installations in the ...
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Open Sourced
Horvitz tests the boundary between digital and analog, he explores the zone where the digital world becomes concrete.
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Horvitz tests the boundary between digital and analog, he explores the zone where the digital world becomes concrete.
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Drawing Ahead
Dash Shaw claims he doesn’t feel like a professional cartoonist. But with the success of his graphic novel Bottomless Belly Button, two new book releases this year and the recent completion of an animated web series, many comic lovers would beg to disagree.
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Dash Shaw claims he doesn’t feel like a professional cartoonist. But with the success of his graphic novel Bottomless Belly Button, two new book releases this year and the recent completion of an animated web series, many comic lovers would beg to disagree.
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Natural Mystics
Filmmakers Julia Grigorian and Kirby McClure seem finely attuned to a kind of living magic—the sort that surrounds our everyday but is often overlooked. As they quickstep it over to our meeting spot, there’s a notable spring in their gaits, a lightness that gives the impression they might just as ...
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Filmmakers Julia Grigorian and Kirby McClure seem finely attuned to a kind of living magic—the sort that surrounds our everyday but is often overlooked. As they quickstep it over to our meeting spot, there’s a notable spring in their gaits, a lightness that gives the impression they might just as ...
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posted 6/5/10 | by
Tokion
ECSTASY
Exit Art, the 28-year-old Manhattan-based cultural center, will celebrate Monday June 7, 2010 with the highly anticipated benefit auction ECSTASY. This year’s event will be ...
Exit Art, the 28-year-old Manhattan-based cultural center, will celebrate Monday June 7, 2010 with the highly anticipated benefit auction ECSTASY. This year’s event will be ...
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posted 5/27/10 | by
Justin Solitrin
Public Consumption
OPENING RECEPTION Thursday May 27th General Public: 6-10PM Press/VIP: 5-6PM Please RSVP to Hanaleigh.production@gmail.com Curated by Tanya Rosenstein, Jillian Leigh Federman, and Kevin Bourgeois FEATURING: ...
OPENING RECEPTION Thursday May 27th General Public: 6-10PM Press/VIP: 5-6PM Please RSVP to Hanaleigh.production@gmail.com Curated by Tanya Rosenstein, Jillian Leigh Federman, and Kevin Bourgeois FEATURING: ...
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posted 5/1/10 | by
Jennifer Nies
Even Teens Know Damien Hirst Can Print Money
Damien Hirst's place in the art world continues to spawn absurd and entertaining new dynamics in the relationship between art and money. Last week, an ...
Damien Hirst's place in the art world continues to spawn absurd and entertaining new dynamics in the relationship between art and money. Last week, an ...
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posted 4/22/10 | by
Jennifer Nies
Workin' the Wood
Everyone loves a secret compartment and Onitsuka Tiger's five amazing Tansu shoes sculptures have got them. The most inconspicuous of nooks, hidden in the most ...
Everyone loves a secret compartment and Onitsuka Tiger's five amazing Tansu shoes sculptures have got them. The most inconspicuous of nooks, hidden in the most ...
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