Deconstructions and Resurrections
Posted by michelle on 07 Jul 2007 at 10:10 pm | Tagged as: net.art
Taking the simpleton characters in repose that we find currently on display at the Bluestar, an artist from Amsterdam named Harm Van Den Dorpel {you heard me} offers an improvement upon a basic premise (make sure you roll over the person to activate the art). Check out the deconstruction of a horse and watch the limp limbs of a sleeping man take on a life of their own.
In other news, Work has a nice, serialized collection of skull art currently on display.
If you skipped the art walk yesterday beneath a light rainfall, well, you didn’t miss much. Robot Art Gallery had a half assed show that wasn’t even installed yet at 645pm opening night. Oops. Add the conspicuous absence of appetizers and drinks and it seemed like a disaster. El Sol Studios outshines all other tiny art spaces down Alamo Street with an interesting, colloidal, monochromatic foam installation. Make sure to catch this show, which is an anomaly from their conventional painting exhibitions.
emvergeoning feud rule # 42
emvergeoning is and will be considered from here on out to be part of an online performance art project, sponsored in part by the kronkowsky charitable trust.
thank you.
If I ever see any of this draft dodging losers playing dead in a hallway I’m riding down then I’ll run them over with my wheelchair and let them know what a real spinal injury feels like. And then, I’ll “scroll” over them again in reverse just so they can hear my name. Williams. Colonel D. Williams (Ret.)!
Now ship off to Canada you no talent slackers. Here in the US we work for a living (except when I’m collecting disability, of course.)