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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Ragnar Kjartansson
Ragnar Kjartansson and The National A Lot of Sorrow, 2013 Six hour performance by The National of their song Sorrow The performance took place at MoMA PS1, as part of Sunday Sessions. Photographs: Elisabet Davidsdottir
Saw Ragnar talk tonight. I’m still in love.
Jessica Warboys
I'm not entirely sure how or if the these are made differently from the sea paintings but I still want to eat them.
Kirsten Pieroth
Conservation Piece, 2010
dimensions variable
30 jars, liquids of boiled newspapers (month of September 2010 of the New York Times)
I've gotta say, the Independent Art Fair blew the Armory out of the water. Fell pretty hard in love with some new work, Kirsten Pieroth included.
Kate Tempest - Icarus
This fuckin' girl.
The Moon in a Box
Katie Paterson, “Second Moon” (all images courtesy the artist)
BRIGHTON, U.K. — Not one but two…
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Katie Paterson is featured in our current exhibition, Suicide Narcissus, on view through December 15. Nice interview with her on Hyperallergic today.
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Logs
Logs, cast resin and ground charcoal, 2013
The ashes from Bonfire were collected, ground and a portion of them was cast into three unique firewood logs.
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Roger Hiorns
Untitled, 2007
contact lenses, dimensions variable
He has SO MUCH great work!
Jason Dodge, A permanent open window, 2013. Installation.
If you find yourself in Italy this Sunday, May 5, check out the opening of a permanent installation by Jason Dodge at Collozione Maramotti in Reggio Emilia.
“Realized in what was once the tower of a factory’s electrical power plant, the work consists of three elements: a permanently opened window at the summit of the tower (as an appropriation of everything that appertains to the air), two cedarwood doors sequentially in line with one another (as a double threshold for a possible passage of bodies made of air), and a sculpture titled Alphabet.
The elements that constitute this triptych supplant the high-voltage cables that once criss-crossed the tower, and they link with one another to construe a new and different order of space, no less than a new and different mode of perception.”
The artist will be in conversation with poet Matthew Dickman on May 5 at 11am.
Swoon.
Show this Friday
Hey tumblrs, come on over.
Meteorite Man
Up late buying meteorites on ebay, up early pouring plaster into holes in the ground.
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Walter De Maria
The New York Earth Room, 1977
Long-term installation at 141 Wooster Street, New York City.
Photo: John Cliett. Copyright Dia Art Foundation.
An interior earth sculpture. 250 cubic yards of earth (197 cubic meters) 3,600 square feet of floor space (335 square meters) 22 inch depth of material (56 centimeters) Total weight of sculpture: 280,000 lbs. (127,300 kilos)
The New York Earth Room has been on long-term view to the public since 1980. This work was commissioned and is maintained by Dia Art Foundation.
Ethan Rose
Reflection, 2012
Listen to the audio.
Reflection matches a series of electro-mechanical bells with a set of distinct, corresponding speakers. Each speaker plays back a reversed recording of a bell, and at the exact moment that the recording ends, the actual bell strikes.
More great work on his website.
I first heard about his piece when my friend Jono described it to me. In my head it played out much differently. The bells were hearty choir bells and there was something a little more ominous happening. Regardless, it's still pretty great.
Bas Jan Ader
Fall 2, 1970
Bas Jan Ader was born today in 1942, lost at sea 1975.
Tony Matelli
Weed, 2010
painted bronze – approx. 8 x 9 inches
Item # 130
Simon Starling
Transit Stone, 2012 Verona and Black Belgian marble
51" / 129.5cm diameter