Archive | July 14, 2009

Computing an Identity – Tetsuro Nagata

by on July 14, 2009 in Interactive Architecture



Tetsuro Nagata, a recent graduate of the Bartlett’s Interactive Architecture Workshop, has created a series of pedagogic installations Inspired by Frances Yates’ “Art of Memory”, exploring physical manifestation of various concepts of memory. The final installation “Computing an Identity” is a Memory Theatre (a reference to Giulio Camillo’s Renaissance masterpiece), which uses delayed images of [...]

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Some Very Sad News.. Gawker is reporting Dash Snow has died.

by on July 14, 2009 in Modern Art Obsession



Some Very Sad News.. Gawker is reporting Young Artist, Dash Snow has died. Here’s the story from Gawker. http://gawker.com/5314284/dash-snow-downtown-artist-said-to-be-dead-of-overdose.. The story is also on the New York Times Website.. We at MAO loved his work.. particularly his totally brilliant artist books. He is a NY artist we at MAO will certainly miss. RIP.

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Some Very Sad News.. Gawker is reporting Dash Snow has died.

by on July 14, 2009 in Modern Art Obsession



Some Very Sad News.. Gawker is reporting Young Artist, Dash Snow has died. Here’s the story from Gawker. http://gawker.com/5314284/dash-snow-downtown-artist-said-to-be-dead-of-overdose.. The story is also on the New York Times Website.. We at MAO loved his work.. particularly his totally brilliant artist books. He is a NY artist we at MAO will certainly miss. RIP.

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Art and Code

by on July 14, 2009 in Interactive Architecture

Golan Levin has announced that many of the talks at Art & Code are available online to watch here. Below is a video of Ben Fry and Casey Reas talking about Processing and above Golan himself talking. Make sure to check out openFrameworks too.

Art & Code was a conference and continues to be an online [...]

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Art Gallery 101

by on July 14, 2009 in Artworld Salon

This week marks the publication of Edward Winkleman’s How to Start and Run a Commercial Art Gallery. For those familiar with Ed’s writing from ArtworldSalon—not to mention his own blog—the book may come as a surprise. Although fully qualified to speak as an art-world insider, armed with the requisite attitude …

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