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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Werk Muzik.
Just Launched: “Hyper-Current Living is a performance by Ryder Ripps in which he “lives” and “works” at Red Bull Music Academy between April 28th and May 5th 2013 – he’ll be drinking Red Bull and creating digital stuff at hyper speed. In the stream, our output is valued by its proliferation and its likes and favs – what incentive is there to spend 4 years writing a novel if it will just be a link in a stream lasting a few hours? The piece brings this trait into light by designating a time and space to the creation of such fragmented, short interactions native to social media. Site development by Jules LaPlace and Ryder Ripps – OKFocus.”
Yves Klein: Monogold sans titre, 25 - 1961
this is just tons of scully answering the phone and i could listen to it forever
this is the best!
ART
(Source: supermarketqueen)
The Official White House Tumblr: The White House, Tumbling Things
We see some great things here at the White House every day, and sharing that stuff with you is one of the best parts of our jobs. That’s why we’re launching a Tumblr. We’ll post things like the best quotes from President Obama, or video of young scientists visiting the White House for the science…
How far we’ve come…
Sneak preview of the sweet #ArtsTech swag for the Unconference tomorrow! Tote bag design by the incredible @mariuswatz!
Featuring work by artists like Robert Mapplethorpe, Nan Goldin, and Felix Gonzalez-Torres, I, YOU, WE explores how notions of race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, and community inspired the work of artists during the turbulent 1980s and early ’90s. The exhibition is on view through September 1.
Donald Moffett (b. 1955), He Kills Me, 1987. Commercial print, 23 1/2 × 37 1/2 in. Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; gift of David W. Kiehl in memory of artists and artworkers who died of AIDS 2012.160. © Donald Moffett, 1987
English translation, “The Robotic Soldier Works Splendidly.”
Who Do You Think Should Win the 2013 Turner Prize?
David Shrigley, “Ignore This Building” (Image via davidshrigley.com)
The drama surrounding the…
also don’t think about the pink elephant in the middle of the room!
Apparently these people have looked at my LinkedIn profile recently.
Reminds me of the implausibly specific Netflix categories…
