Today’s META feature // “@refinery29 x @neimanmarcus Dream Closet” at SXSW 2016
http://meta.is/case-studies/refinery-29-x-neiman-marcus-dream-closet/
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Today’s META feature // “@refinery29 x @neimanmarcus Dream Closet” at SXSW 2016
http://meta.is/case-studies/refinery-29-x-neiman-marcus-dream-closet/
Today’s META feature // “Syfy’s Hunters at The Spotify House” at SXSW 2016 http://meta.is/case-studies/syfys-hunters-spotify-house/
By @reifynyc
Today’s META #archive // @ascap’s "Why We Create Music"
Production Studio – Already Alive
Today’s META #archive // "Tao Downtown Projection Mapping" http://meta.is/case-studies/tao-downtown/
By @invisiblelightnetwork
if you ask me what i came to do in this world, i, an artist, will answer you: i am here to live out loud.
émile zola (via visual-poetry)
Today’s META feature // Volvox Labs’ “Immersive SoulCycle at The Spotify House” at SXSW 2016
Y3 S/S 2013 Fashion Show. Creative, fabrication, and A/V production by CTRL.
Andy Warhol, Mao. 1977
Tyler Spangler
Never Going To Please Everyone
Frederik de Wilde. [NRS] # Code_Opt
Statement: "I Paint With Data- An attempt to fold New Media Art and Generative Art into Fine Art"
Sascha Braunig
Tree Mapping (Sakura Illumination) by Hfour
Jonathan Nimerfroh (USA) - Slurpee waves
Jonathan Nimerfroh lives on Nantucket, an island 30 miles off the coast of Massachusetts. Jonathan describes himself as “obsessed” with the ocean and when not taking photographs of the swells he can be found riding them in all seasons. When his tiny island gets too small, Jonathan loves to partake in some adventure travel to exotic places - the only requirement being an opportunity to surf. Slurphee waves is a series of photographs that Jonathan captured in Nantucket where waves actually froze up the shoreline for 200 yards out.
Jonathan’s award winning photography has been featured in such publications as The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Stay Wild and Eastern Surf Magazine, as well as appearing on such websites as ESPN, Surfline and Passion Passport.
© All images courtesy of the artist
[more Jonathan Nimerfroh | via Colossal]
Creating Murals of Imagined Creatures the Whole World Can See with @alexis_diaz
To dive into the colorful, imaginary world of Alexis’ mural art, follow @alexis_diaz on Instagram.
“There was a moment when I realized that canvases were a limit, that the message couldn’t reach everybody,” remembers Puerto Rico-born artist Alexis Diaz (@alexis_diaz). “Only a few people could get access to contemplate them in a gallery or in a museum, because in Puerto Rico, there’s a small percentage of people who get access to art education.”
Seeking another way to express himself, Alexis turned to mural art and began creating his works in public spaces, to reach out to a broad audience regardless of social status. Using a small brush and a lot of patience, Alexis creates most of his meticulous compositions freehand, line-by-line as he goes along. “I feel like having an intimate conversation between the wall, the surrounding space and me,” says Alexis. “I put elements together like in a puzzle until the moment of mutual understanding.”
Looking back, Alexis still can’t believe how art changed his life. “I quit my job and everything I was doing at the moment and for a year and a half I painted the streets of Puerto Rico without gaining a penny,” he remembers. Now over 40 of his surreal murals can be found in more than two-dozen cities worldwide. And he keeps adding to the list: “This year I’ll be painting in New York, Budapest, Cozumel, Rome, Berlin, San Diego, Denver, Paris and Sydney,” he says.