Call Me Mister
Spencer Finch
CLOUD STUDY, CUMULUS HUMILIS I, II & III, 2010
Scotch tape on paper, Study of the opacity and translucency of a cloud, 21” x 29” (Each)
Fucking love this artist so hard.
“Fucking love this artist so hard.” Definitely agree. I’d say Spencer Finch is my favorite living artist. I’ll never forget seeing his show at MassMoCA (actually I was so taken with his work I must have seen the show a dozen times or more).
Earlier this week, AnimalNewYork published an artist’s notebook piece on my bent line pieces made at Alfred’s IEA
The artist’s notebook series is actually pretty great. Daniel Temkin’s is a perfect place to start. You all should go read it right away.
Pretty great break down of Rollin Leonard’s new project 360° on the Creators Project
http://thecreatorsproject.vice.com/blog/surreal-looped-portraits
Do you like GIFs? Do you like #netart… #AFK and #IRL?
The Axis of Something features a new body of Lorna Mills’ work that beguiles with surface and color. Her recent series of digital prints — glazed and neatly tiled into large-scale compositions — has grown to epic proportions for this show. For this exhibition, Lorna has paired her prints with a selection of GIFs, creating an animated experience of sublime beauty not to be missed.DETAILS: GO BIG, GO GIF: LORNA MILLS’ SOLO SHOW IN BROOKLYN
ART OPENING: “THE AXES OF SOMETHING,” 7pm-11pm, TRANSFER GALLERY, 1030 Metropolitan Ave, Brooklyn
AFTERPARTY: #LIVEHOTVIDEOART, 11pm-4am, ALASKA BAR, 35 Ingraham St, Brooklyn
(via whenthennow)
Genetic Portraits of Infamous Viruses
The genomes for several viruses were transcoded directly into 6-bit RGB pixel values and rendered as the images above. Viruses featured include Ebola, Measles, Polio, Human Coronavirus (common cold and SARS), and Smallpox.
PS - I’m currently experimenting with weaving these images into blankets!
Genome Source: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/nuccore








