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evanrumble.com [email protected] WA based multimedia artist and educator. | Exhibitions | 2009 (juried)--Regional High School Art Show, ESD 112, Vancouver, WA 2013 (course)--Stills and Motion, Fine Arts Corridor, Western Washington University, WA 2013 (course)--Body Shots, Fine Arts Corridor floor 2, Western Washington University, WA 2013 (juried)--Senior Student Art Show, Western Gallery, Western Washington University, WA 2013--WWU Print Exhibition, Collin’s Pub, Seattle, WA 2014--In Motion, Viking Gallery, Western Washington University, WA 2014 (collaboration)--Record, B Gallery, Western Washington University, WA; with Tor Jakubcin 2014 (juried)--Beyond Borders, Viking Gallery, Western Washington University, WA | Education | 2011--Associates of Arts, Clark College, Vancouver, WA 2014 (current)--Bachelors of Arts Education, Art Specialist Minor: Art History. Minor: Geology. Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA

[hyperallergic]

Donald Trump is dead. Or at least, that’s what one presumably left-leaning prankster wanted Central Park visitors to think over the weekend…

[thecreatorsproject]

Olafur Eliasson Hauls Icebergs into the Middle of Paris http://ift.tt/1k2hwkU

[markmcevoy]

[prostheticknowledge]

Phong Technology

Net Art project from Netro explores the holographic aesthetic with the computer graphics method Phong Shading and how it could apply to familiar fashionable products:

Phong Technology is a research project that investigates the visual possibilities of Phong shading in relation to virtual product experience.

Virtual product experience (VPE) has been around for years, everybody has already interacted with rotating 3D products and we have learned that the virtual feel and touch generates a curiosity that conveys product knowledge. Consumers simply pay more attention when they are allowed to interact with virtual products, further more it influences consumers’ intension to revisit the website.

Now with WebGL finally implemented in every common browser and libraries like three.js or babylon.js, we are facing a bunch of new possibilities to present products on websites. Phong Technology’s research is focused on virtual materials and especially hologram-like surfaces.

More Here

[evanrumblr]

Burlington suburbs from Little Mountain via binoculars #Washington #photography

[prostheticknowledge]

Aiweiwei

Simple app by Cosmical Liu recreates Ai Weiwei’s “Dropping a Han Dynasty Urn”, using the smartphones accelerometer to mess with the physics:

Download it here

[evanrumblr]

Check out Jack White's new interactive video for "That Black Bat Licorice

[npr]

This week, the photo editing software Adobe Photoshop turned 25 years old. The program is an industry juggernaut — so famous that the word “Photoshop” has come to be synonymous with image manipulation.

But when the software started, says co-creator Thomas Knoll, it was a personal project. He and his brother John started working on the program in the late 1980s.

"It was originally a project that my brother and I were doing together for our own mutual use and enjoyment," Knoll tells NPR’s Arun Rath. "It was not intended until a couple months into the process that we would even try to make it into a commercial application."

Adobe Photoshop: Democratizing Photo Editing For 25 Years

Image credit: Adobe

[evilamai-deactivated20200327]

break through from your mold, by zenos frudakis.

[art21]

"Several of the words that I use have such a range of meaning. I don’t want the language to inform. By giving it a context, you limit its ability to stretch. I want it to remain contextless so that it leads you anywhere."

—El Anatsui on the role of language in his work, as featured in an episode from the ART21 Exclusive series

WATCH: El Anatsui: Language & Symbols

IMAGES:

FIRST AND SECOND ROW: El Anatsui. Ozone Layer, detail, 2010. Installation view at The Museum of Modern Art, Hayama, Japan, 2011.

THIRD ROW: El Anatsui. Gli (Wall), 2010. Installation view at The Museum of Modern Art, Hayama, Japan, 2011.

FOURTH ROW: El Anatsui. Black Block (left) and Red Block (right), 2010. Installation view at The Museum of Modern Art, Hayama, Japan, 2011.

ALL: Production stills from the ART21 Exclusive episode, El Anatsui: Language & Symbols. Artwork courtesy the artist and Jack Shainman Gallery, New York. Artwork © El Anatsui. Photo © ART21, Inc. 2012.

[wanokokoro-japan]

Genko-an Temple (Kyoto,JAPAN)

Summer/Fall/Winter

[npr]

Beautiful seasonal time travel. -Tajha

[evanrumblr]

I've been walking over this and looking at it for years and I just now figured out why it's there 😲#jackwhite #myhallowedground #concrete #thirdmanrecords

[readers-reading-readers]

…using his hands like blunt toolsWhat stopped him, in any event, is that he began to melt.Following one of his trips outside, Jarvis looked down and saw what he thought was egg white on his bare arms. It was not egg white; it was the viscous state of his skin now that the water had boiled out of it. Jarvis flung it off himself, and then he saw that where the egg white had been he could now see roasting muscle. He looked at his legs and his abdomen. His skin was dripping off his body in sheets. Panicked, standing there in the frigid night outside the inferno of his mother’s home, naked but for his boxer shorts, which he’d inadvertently soaked in water while fighting the fire, Roland Jarvis began pushing sheets of skin from himself, using his hands like blunt tools, wiping and shoving the hide from as much of his body as he could reach. He’d have pulled the melting skeins of skin from himself in bigger, more efficient sections, but for the fact that his fingers had burned off his hands. His nose was all but gone now, too, and he ran back and forth among the gathered neighbors, unable to scream, for his esophagus and his voice box had cooked inside his throat.

Nick Reding. Methland: The death and life of an American small town. New York: Bloomsbury USA, 2009. p. 42. (via readers-reading-readers)

My submission to Ann Hamilton's "common S E N S E" exhibition at the Henry Art Gallery, UW, Seattle.

Very calculated and thoughtful show!

[sfmoma]

SubmissionFriday: 

 red blanket

by Gabriele Viertel

http://gabrieleviertel.tumblr.com/

[americasgreatoutdoors]

Visitors to the Grand Canyon National Park got to see this stunning sight. This weather phenomenon is called a total cloud inversion, and it happens when the air near the ground is cooler than the air above it, creating a sea of clouds. While typically a rare event, this is the second cloud inversion at the Grand Canyon in six weeks. Photos by M. Quinn, National Park Service.

Top photo: The South Rim’s “Battleship,” which truly looked like a ship today, cutting through the waves. 

Middle photo: A timelapse of the clouds rolling into the Grand Canyon from Hopi Point on the South Rim of the canyon.

Bottom photo: Visitors viewing the inversion from Hopi Point along Hermit Road on the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.

[npr]

Wow! -Tajha

[actegratuit]

Frozen Bubbles!

Washington-based photographer Angela Kelly captured these breathtaking images of soap bubbles freezing at 15,8°F (-9°C) for her “Life in a bubble” series.

[nouralogical]

Sarah Garzoni: Breaching, 2010

19th century corset, 1000 sharks teeth, plaster, wax