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Perseus A (C24) in the Perseus Cluster (Abell 426) // Matthew Proulx
The brightest member of the Perseus Cluster, Perseus A (NGC 1275) is the bright elliptical galaxy with red tendrils of gas coming out of it to the right of center in this image. These wispy threads of gas extend up to 20,000 light years out into the cosmos, each filament containing more than a million times more mass than our Sun.
The galaxy itself, as well as the entire cluster, is located about 222 million light years away in the constellation of Perseus making it the closest giant elliptical galaxy to Earth. It was discovered by William Herschel (1738-1822) in 1786.
Coby Kennedy - The Legend of Alex Jackson and the Talented at C24
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Brendan Lee Satish Tang in ‘Earthen Delights’ at C24 Gallery
Canadian artist Brendan Lee Satish Tang’s blend of traditional-looking ceramics and robot-like forms at C24 are unlike anything in the Chelsea galleries now. Inspired by both ormolu, a technique popular in 18th century France that involved adding decorative elements to existing art objects, as well as manga/anime culture, Tang grafts ceramic elements onto bases that look like engines, rockets or robots. His curious hybrids crash together different times and histories to humorous and intriguing effect. (On view through July 17th. Masks and social distancing required). Brendan Lee Satish Tang, Manga Ormolu 4.0r, ceramic and mixed media, 16 x 20 x 13 inches, 2013.
Dil Hildebrand, “Untitled Collage 1, 2, & 3″ 2017