These pages give a look at what Shepard used for references for his prints.
http://www.brghtnghts.com/blog/?page_id=33
30 May 2008
29 May 2008
Quiksand - Photos
see photos : http://www.fecalface.com
May 16 - June 22, 2008
"Quiksand"
Curated by Lin Felton (AKA QUIK who was a lengendary '80s NYC graffiti writer)
@Kunstencentrum Signe
Willemstraat 91
Heerlen, NL
Photos: Mike Giant
QUIKSAND
'Old School' en nieuwe graffitikunst bij kuS
17 mei t/m 22 juni 2008
Op vrijdagavond 16 mei om 20.00 uur opent bij kuS (kunstencentrum Signe) in Heerlen een tentoonstelling van oude en nieuwe graffitikunst onder curatorschap van QUIK.
'Graffiti is monumentale schilderkunst die zich door het stadsbeeld beweegt'
Frans Haks († 2006), directeur Groninger Museum
Lin Felton, of beter QUIK, is een van de bekende graffitikunstenaars die afkomstig is uit de New Yorkse kunstscene van de jaren tachtig. In mei 2007 heeft QUIK zijn intrek genomen in de 'artist-residency' of het kunstenaarsverblijf van kuS, ver weg van de hectische kunstwereld in Brussel, Parijs en New York. Ter afsluiting van zijn verblijf in Heerlen organiseert kuS een tentoonstelling over de grafitti kunst van de afgelopen jaren onder curatorschap van QUIK zelf. Naast werk van beroemde collega's uit binnen- en buitenland zullen ook samenwerkingsprojecten van QUIK met jonge graffitikunstenaars uit de regio te zien zijn.
De tentoonstelling laat werk zien van old- en new school kunstenaars als
QUIK, CES, REVOLT, TWELVE, LASER 3.14, CAT22, CASROC, MARE 139, IKON, ESOR, FUME, LOIC, BOMBER,GIANT, ATEM, GOZE, OENO, DIZE, WUZE, SAN, MESNAGER, PRO SHUCK, DOES, NASH, CES53, ENES, BEAT, MAZE en SUPERBRETSIG.
Graffiti-specialist Steven Kolsteren van het Groninger Museum zal de tentoonstelling QUIKSAND op vrijdagavond 16 mei om 20.00 uur openen. DJ CAT22 en DJ SERCH staan garant voor de juiste muzikale omlijsting.
Buiten kuS
Tijdens de expositie QUIKSAND zullen de uitgenodigde graffitikunstenaars op speciaal daarvoor aangewezen plekken in en om Heerlen aan het werk gaan. Zo zullen er door LICOM beschikbaar gestelde schaftketen worden voorzien van graffitikunst en op het voormalig Philpsbedrijven terrein op de Molenberg is door TCN Charlemagne een wand van een loods ter beschikking gesteld. Meer werk van QUIK zal te zien zijn in de Timmerfabriek in Maastricht tijdens de Kunsttour 2008 op 24 en 25 mei, dat dit jaar ook in het teken staat van graffitikunst.
Een gratis boekje "Vandals and Crusaders" over de geschiedenis van graffitikunst kan worden gedownload op www.historyofgraffitiart.com
QUIKSAND (17.05.08 - 22.06.08)
Openingstijden: do 14.00-19.00 u vr za zo 14.00-17.00 uur
Opening: vrijdag 16 mei 20.00 uur
kuS (kunstencentrum Signe) Willemstraat 91 a Heerlen
www.kunstencentrumsigne.nl
Prize for Young Dutch Art Criticism
In May 2008, de Appel, Witte de With and the Fonds BKVB launch the bi-annual Prize for Young Dutch Art Criticism (de Prijs voor de Jonge Kunstkritiek).
The prize is an encouragement award for a new generation of critics and essayists focusing predominantly on contemporary art. The initiators aim to stimulate thorough critical reflection and invest in the future of a qualitative art discourse. The Prize for Young Dutch Art Criticism seeks to act as a counterweight to the reduction of art criticism in the media, emphasizing the importance of the art critic in contemporary society.
The Prize for Young Dutch Art Criticism shares a common goal with lifetime achievement awards given to acknowledged art writers. However, in the Dutch speaking countries, a prize specifically meant to reward and stimulate young talent is lacking. The prize will allow the young laureates to focus intensively on the development of their writing career for an extended period of time.
The prize is meant for writers under the age of 35 and will be awarded every other year in the categories Review (€ 7,500) and Essay (€ 12,500). The winning entries will be published in the Dutch newspaper NRC (NL) and the Flemish weekly Knack (BE).
Applicants for the first edition can submit their articles until 30 June 2008 via the website www.jongekunstkritiek.net. The specifications for the submissions can also be found here.
The texts will be judged on style, coherence, structure, thorough (contextual) information and accessibility.
The jury of the Prize for Young Dutch Art Criticism is chaired by Oscar van den Boogaard (writer) and comprises furthermore Camiel van Winkel (publicist, lecturer at the art academy of Den Bosch), Maria Barnas (writer, artist), Bernard Dewulf (journalist and art critic for Flemish newspaper De Morgen), Edo Dijksterhuis (journalist and art critic for Dutch newspaper het Financieel Dagblad) and Barbara Visser (artist).
The first Prize for Young Dutch Art Criticism will be awarded in October 2008
de Appel arts centre
Nieuwe Spiegelstraat 10
1017 DE Amsterdam
t 020 6255651
f 020 6225215
e info@deappel.nl
www.deappel.nl
For general information please contact info@jongekunstkritiek.net.
For press inquiries please contact pers@jongekunstkritiek.net.
The prize is an encouragement award for a new generation of critics and essayists focusing predominantly on contemporary art. The initiators aim to stimulate thorough critical reflection and invest in the future of a qualitative art discourse. The Prize for Young Dutch Art Criticism seeks to act as a counterweight to the reduction of art criticism in the media, emphasizing the importance of the art critic in contemporary society.
The Prize for Young Dutch Art Criticism shares a common goal with lifetime achievement awards given to acknowledged art writers. However, in the Dutch speaking countries, a prize specifically meant to reward and stimulate young talent is lacking. The prize will allow the young laureates to focus intensively on the development of their writing career for an extended period of time.
The prize is meant for writers under the age of 35 and will be awarded every other year in the categories Review (€ 7,500) and Essay (€ 12,500). The winning entries will be published in the Dutch newspaper NRC (NL) and the Flemish weekly Knack (BE).
Applicants for the first edition can submit their articles until 30 June 2008 via the website www.jongekunstkritiek.net. The specifications for the submissions can also be found here.
The texts will be judged on style, coherence, structure, thorough (contextual) information and accessibility.
The jury of the Prize for Young Dutch Art Criticism is chaired by Oscar van den Boogaard (writer) and comprises furthermore Camiel van Winkel (publicist, lecturer at the art academy of Den Bosch), Maria Barnas (writer, artist), Bernard Dewulf (journalist and art critic for Flemish newspaper De Morgen), Edo Dijksterhuis (journalist and art critic for Dutch newspaper het Financieel Dagblad) and Barbara Visser (artist).
The first Prize for Young Dutch Art Criticism will be awarded in October 2008
de Appel arts centre
Nieuwe Spiegelstraat 10
1017 DE Amsterdam
t 020 6255651
f 020 6225215
e info@deappel.nl
www.deappel.nl
For general information please contact info@jongekunstkritiek.net.
For press inquiries please contact pers@jongekunstkritiek.net.
HACK.Fem.EAST
HACK.Fem.EAST
Frauen, Technologie und Netzwerke in Osteuropa
Women, Technology and Networks in Eastern Europe
Exhibition, performances, meetings
10 May - 22 June 2008
Kunstraum Kreuzberg / Bethanien Berlin, Germany
Opening: 9 May, from 19.00
A project of Tatiana Bazzichelli and Gaia Novati sponsored by Hauptstadtkulturfonds and with the support of Institutes für Auslandsbeziehungen.
The exhibition project HACK.Fem.EAST seeks to present experimental and artistic practices of artists and activists working in digital networks in Eastern Europe. Main topics are media, art and hacking. Main protagonists are women or projects in which women play an important role.
Aim of the project is to provide and to develop a network platform. This is achieved through five elements: the exhibition, the opening event, two days of conferences, a publication in newspaper format and a website.
http://www.hackfemeast.org
Barry McGee Interview
"what can be better than an ageing transvestite anarchist?"
TWIST
ART TALK! - BARRY MCGEE - Part 1 of 2
Alleged's Aaron Rose in robotic conversation with one of the West Coast's greatest living artists.
http://www.vbs.tv/video.php?id=1509866020
ART TALK! - BARRY MCGEE - Part 2 of 2
Barry delivers a polite warning to the gallery-art world
http://www.blogger.com/post-create.g?blogID=13410973
http://www.youtube.com
23 May 2008
What's On in Amsterdam
Holland Festival : 31 May - 22 June 2008
The best opera, dance, music and theatre from the best performers all over the world - that's the Holland Festival. The Holland Festival is the biggest international performing arts festival in The Netherlands since 1947. Visit the festival in June 2008 in the Amsterdam venues.
http://www.hollandfestival.nl/
On 31 May 2008, the new installation “Location (6)” by Hans Op de Beeck will premiere as part of the Holland Festival in Amsterdam.
Visual artist Hans Op de Beeck has now created “Location (6)” (2008) – a monumental installation intended for the Westergasfabriek in Amsterdam. The Westergasfabriek is a former gas works that has been turned into a thriving multifunctional cultural center.
Venue
Westergasfabriek / Haarlemmerweg 6-10 / 1014 BE Amsterdam, the Netherlands
===================
16 February 2008 - 8 June 2008
German-born British painter Lucian Freud (b. 1922) is famous around the world for his intimate and revealing portraits and nudes. With his keen eye and highly personal approach, he lays bare the hidden feelings and thoughts of his subjects. The aim is not to achieve any superficial or flattering likeness, but to reveal the essence of the subject’s inner being. The results are impressive and extremely private portraits of vulnerable individuals. The first ever Dutch retrospective of this extraordinary and unconventional artist opens on 16 February at the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag. It runs until 8 June 2008.
http://www.gemeentemuseum.nl/index.php?id=035253
====================
24 and 25 May 2008
Foam_fusion is a biennial international photography festival with special guests, held in Foam_Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam.
Saturday 24 May 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and
Sunday 25 May 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Entrance is free.
For more info and programme check
www.foam.nl
=========
Friday, the 23th of May, is Gallery Night in the Jordan Art Quarter.
All participating galleries will remain open until 10 pm.:
GO Gallery, Galerie George Cent, Galerie Buuf, KochXbos Gallery en Rock Archive.
For more information, addresses etc.:
www.jordaankwartier.nl
========
Zaterdag 24 mei t/m donderdag 29 mei 2008
Claudia Hek ´Schilderijen, Prints & T-shirts´
Dagelijks te zien tussen 14.00 en 18.00 uur
Opening zaterdag 24 mei vanaf 19.00 uur
Chiellerie Gallery
Raamgracht 58
Amsterdam
www.chiellerie.nl
Rock 'n Roll kunstenaar/ontwerpster/drummer Claudia Hek laat haar nieuwste werken zien tijdens een schow getiteld; ´Schilderijen, Prints & T-shirts´. Niets meer en niets minder dan dat. Afbeeldingen van pikante tijgerinnen, bunnies en cow girls, alles retestrak en in vrolijke kleuren geschilderd zodat je er weer helemaal vrolijk en flink hebberig van wordt
Komen dus! Aanstaande zaterdag 24 mei vanaf 19.00 uur!
(Jaja, deze expo opent dus op zaterdag! en dus niet zoals gewoonlijk op vrijdag!)
Zie ook: http://www.claudiahek.com
============
24 May until 21 June
My Space goes deeply into the blurring of private and public information and spaces.
Exhibition with works by: Hasan Elahi, Martijn Engelbregt, Kota Ezawa, Dora GarcÍa, Susan Härtig, Jill Magid, Eva and Franco Mattes a.k.a. 0100101110101101.ORG, Eduardo Navas, Guy Ben-Ner, Marisa Olson
More information: http://www.montevideo.nl/en/index_agenda.php?cat=e&id=257
Opening My Space Friday May 23, 5:00 p.m.
PROGRAM opening:
5:00 - 6:30 p.m SVEN: Surveillance Video Entertainment Network aka "AI to the People" by Amy Alexander, Wojciech Kosma and Vincent Rabaud.
If computer vision technology can be used to detect when you look like a terrorist, criminal, or other "undesirable" - why not when you look like a rock star? http://deprogramming.us/ai/
6:30 p.m. Live performance by Scanner: Sound Polaroid 0508
Mapping the city with voices, intercepted mobile phone conversations of unsuspecting talkers are edited into a musical setting, bringing into focus issues of privacy and the dichotomy between the public and the private spectrum. The performance offers an anonymous window into reality, cutting and pasting information to structure an alternative vernacular. http://www.scannerdot.com
Powered by BeamSystems
Nederlands Instituut voor Mediakunst /
Netherlands Media Art Institute
Keizersgracht 264
NL-1016 EV Amsterdam
http://www.nimk.nl
=========
30th May Opening at 18.00 hours
Henx
St Antoniebreestraat 136
Confectional Confusion by MINIVILA & LIL'SHY
http://shop.henxs.com/
The best opera, dance, music and theatre from the best performers all over the world - that's the Holland Festival. The Holland Festival is the biggest international performing arts festival in The Netherlands since 1947. Visit the festival in June 2008 in the Amsterdam venues.
http://www.hollandfestival.nl/
On 31 May 2008, the new installation “Location (6)” by Hans Op de Beeck will premiere as part of the Holland Festival in Amsterdam.
Visual artist Hans Op de Beeck has now created “Location (6)” (2008) – a monumental installation intended for the Westergasfabriek in Amsterdam. The Westergasfabriek is a former gas works that has been turned into a thriving multifunctional cultural center.
Venue
Westergasfabriek / Haarlemmerweg 6-10 / 1014 BE Amsterdam, the Netherlands
===================
16 February 2008 - 8 June 2008
German-born British painter Lucian Freud (b. 1922) is famous around the world for his intimate and revealing portraits and nudes. With his keen eye and highly personal approach, he lays bare the hidden feelings and thoughts of his subjects. The aim is not to achieve any superficial or flattering likeness, but to reveal the essence of the subject’s inner being. The results are impressive and extremely private portraits of vulnerable individuals. The first ever Dutch retrospective of this extraordinary and unconventional artist opens on 16 February at the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag. It runs until 8 June 2008.
http://www.gemeentemuseum.nl/index.php?id=035253
====================
24 and 25 May 2008
Foam_fusion is a biennial international photography festival with special guests, held in Foam_Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam.
Saturday 24 May 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and
Sunday 25 May 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Entrance is free.
For more info and programme check
www.foam.nl
=========
Friday, the 23th of May, is Gallery Night in the Jordan Art Quarter.
All participating galleries will remain open until 10 pm.:
GO Gallery, Galerie George Cent, Galerie Buuf, KochXbos Gallery en Rock Archive.
For more information, addresses etc.:
www.jordaankwartier.nl
========
Zaterdag 24 mei t/m donderdag 29 mei 2008
Claudia Hek ´Schilderijen, Prints & T-shirts´
Dagelijks te zien tussen 14.00 en 18.00 uur
Opening zaterdag 24 mei vanaf 19.00 uur
Chiellerie Gallery
Raamgracht 58
Amsterdam
www.chiellerie.nl
Rock 'n Roll kunstenaar/ontwerpster/drummer Claudia Hek laat haar nieuwste werken zien tijdens een schow getiteld; ´Schilderijen, Prints & T-shirts´. Niets meer en niets minder dan dat. Afbeeldingen van pikante tijgerinnen, bunnies en cow girls, alles retestrak en in vrolijke kleuren geschilderd zodat je er weer helemaal vrolijk en flink hebberig van wordt
Komen dus! Aanstaande zaterdag 24 mei vanaf 19.00 uur!
(Jaja, deze expo opent dus op zaterdag! en dus niet zoals gewoonlijk op vrijdag!)
Zie ook: http://www.claudiahek.com
============
24 May until 21 June
My
Exhibition with works by: Hasan Elahi, Martijn Engelbregt, Kota Ezawa, Dora GarcÍa, Susan Härtig, Jill Magid, Eva and Franco Mattes a.k.a. 0100101110101101.ORG, Eduardo Navas, Guy Ben-Ner, Marisa Olson
More information: http://www.montevideo.nl/en/index_agenda.php?cat=e&id=257
Opening My
PROGRAM opening:
5:00 - 6:30 p.m SVEN: Surveillance Video Entertainment Network aka "AI to the People" by Amy Alexander, Wojciech Kosma and Vincent Rabaud.
If computer vision technology can be used to detect when you look like a terrorist, criminal, or other "undesirable" - why not when you look like a rock star? http://deprogramming.us/ai/
6:30 p.m. Live performance by Scanner: Sound Polaroid 0508
Mapping the city with voices, intercepted mobile phone conversations of unsuspecting talkers are edited into a musical setting, bringing into focus issues of privacy and the dichotomy between the public and the private spectrum. The performance offers an anonymous window into reality, cutting and pasting information to structure an alternative vernacular. http://www.scannerdot.com
Powered by BeamSystems
Nederlands Instituut voor Mediakunst /
Netherlands Media Art Institute
Keizersgracht 264
NL-1016 EV Amsterdam
http://www.nimk.nl
=========
30th May Opening at 18.00 hours
Henx
St Antoniebreestraat 136
Confectional Confusion by MINIVILA & LIL'SHY
http://shop.henxs.com/
Graffitimedia
(2005) Graffitimedia: How graffiti functions as a model for new media futures .
In Jones, Lyndal and Anastasiou, Pauline and Trist, Karen and Smithies, Rhonda, Eds. Proceedings Vital Signs: Creative Practice and New Media Now, The Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Federation Square, Melbourne.
Full text available as: |
As emergent forms of design and technology are mobilised for both the archiving of graffiti and graffiti prevention, new media forms are also appropriating graffiti as a model for digital aesthetics and the democratic spatial practices of the contemporary consumer. This paper examines the popularity of graffiti as a model for new media production and the ways in which this interest rewrites the history of graffiti as a form of popular media.
From text recognition in Palm-Pilots to the digital tagging of mobile locative media, the generic practice of graffiti has provided a compelling model for both the aesthetics and function of new technology. “Playground ZEDZbeton 3.0” an outdoor projection by Maurer United Architects projects graffiti images that “emanat[e] architectural power,” producing urban space “as a variable, treacherous terrain.” In John Geraci’s Grafedia interactive media project, graffiti functions as a model for the democratic use of public spaces usually controlled by “companies with big advertising budgets.” It is the qualities compatible with the late capitalist urban subject that are most evident in new media’s appropriation of graffiti: an individualistic, self-promoting, highly-mobile and spatially engaged consumer, literate in popular culture and the transformation of archaic written forms into contemporary visual ones.
Graffiti’s appearance in the branding of new media also makes evident graffiti’s own status as a form of popular media whose global proliferation has been underwritten by the circulation of films, magazines and more recently, the Internet and digital technology.
At the same time however, government and law enforcement organisations have adopted new technology to restrict graffiti production: intelligent security cameras, international information databases, electronic matching of graffiti tags and collation of GIS statistics on graffiti have been among the anti-graffiti measures involving new media technology. New media futures are implied in this ongoing negotiation between graffiti as a model for surveillance and regulation and for democratic engagement in urban spaces.
http://eprints.infodiv.unimelb.edu.au/archive/00003935/May 2008 Subject Index
Print Australia
April 2008 - Subject Index
Printmaking
Marino Marini Museum
casestudy - (Un)Safe practices
Willem Witsen
Prints - Santa Croce, Florence
Martin King
Demo of Block Printing
Build an Etching Press
Poster Parody
Paris 1968 Posters
May 1968 - Protest Posters
Resources
Dictionary of Australian Artists Online
Artists/Exhibitions
Andrea del Sarto
Bacon & Velazquez
Giorgione, Titian & Manet
the new normal
Imogen Stidworthy
Traces du Sacré - paris
Rachel Ruysch 1664 - 1750
Whiteley & Bacon
Street Art - Tate Modern UK
What's On in Amsterdam
Theory
Arrow - Aust. Research Online
Mary Magdalene
Mary Magdalene - Hair
Salome
Prize for Young Dutch Art Criticism
Shepard Fairey Sources
May 1968 Slogans
New Media
Graffitimedia
Film
Pure Hate - Wir haben die Züge schön
Pure Hate Graffiti Berlin Lichtenberg
Feminism
HACK.Fem.EAST
Graffiti
Birds - Florence (Firenze)
Barry McGee Interview
Quiksand - Photos
Books
Artforum: May ’68
April 2008 - Subject Index
Printmaking
Marino Marini Museum
casestudy - (Un)Safe practices
Willem Witsen
Prints - Santa Croce, Florence
Martin King
Demo of Block Printing
Build an Etching Press
Poster Parody
Paris 1968 Posters
May 1968 - Protest Posters
Resources
Dictionary of Australian Artists Online
Artists/Exhibitions
Andrea del Sarto
Bacon & Velazquez
Giorgione, Titian & Manet
the new normal
Imogen Stidworthy
Traces du Sacré - paris
Rachel Ruysch 1664 - 1750
Whiteley & Bacon
Street Art - Tate Modern UK
What's On in Amsterdam
Theory
Arrow - Aust. Research Online
Mary Magdalene
Mary Magdalene - Hair
Salome
Prize for Young Dutch Art Criticism
Shepard Fairey Sources
May 1968 Slogans
New Media
Graffitimedia
Film
Pure Hate - Wir haben die Züge schön
Pure Hate Graffiti Berlin Lichtenberg
Feminism
HACK.Fem.EAST
Graffiti
Birds - Florence (Firenze)
Barry McGee Interview
Quiksand - Photos
Books
Artforum: May ’68
April 2008 - Subject Index
Print Australia
March 2008 Subject Index
Site News
Professional practice
Lyrebyrd
Obsession 4 Fashion Show
Umbrella Roadshow - Rotterdam
Printmaking
Henrik Boegh
PrintFest 2008 Annual Print Fair
The London Original Print Fair
Friedhard Kiekeben - Non-toxic printmaking
Mark Andrew Webber
non-toxic printmaking - Gent
2008 Southern Graphics Council Conference
Chinese Printmaking - London
Six Ply - Megalo Canberra
American Prints - British Museum
Politically committed poster art
Artists/Exhibitions
Wilson HTM National Art Prize
Dream Amsterdam 2008
Obsession 4 Fashion Show
(Con)Temporary Museum Amsterdam
VICTORIAN CIRCUS IV - de Brakke Grond
Romantic night in de Appel.
Sydney - exhibitions
museumweekend
Animations / Fictions - Bucharest
MuKHA - Antwerp
Wendy Murray
Cai Guo-Qiang - NY
KRAZY! - Vancouver
artbrussels 2008
Stencil Festival Unplugged exhibition
Nancy Spero - De Appel
Amsterdam Jordaan Quarter - video
feminism
Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717)
Polish Women Photographers of the 20th Century
fierce pussy
Catfight
Making It Together - NY
Books
Mondriaan
CODEX Foundation Symposium 2007
Illuminated manuscripts - Melbourne
KultureFlash - London
Blood on Paper: The Art of the Book
Medieval Imagination - video
Theory
Arts Law Week - Sydney & Melbourne
Professional practice
Digital art and curating
Economies of the Commons - de balie
Not so Gullible
Gregor Schneider - die for art?
Western Round Table on Modern Art - USA 1949
Aliza Shvarts - miscarraige art?
Creative Australia
Activism is Never Done - NY
film
infamy
party time
movie - Bomb the system
Dog Star
monkey magic
Graffiti
Laser 3.14 & Jimmy Rage
PinXit April Newsletter
Graffiti Archaeology
paste it up - basel
michelangelo: graffiti artist
The Gorilli Concept Store
New media
Oron Catts - waag lecture
Robots, Artists and Scientists - ANAT
Experimenta Playground
DIGITAL MEDIA Valencia 2008
March 2008 Subject Index
Site News
Professional practice
Lyrebyrd
Obsession 4 Fashion Show
Umbrella Roadshow - Rotterdam
Printmaking
Henrik Boegh
PrintFest 2008 Annual Print Fair
The London Original Print Fair
Friedhard Kiekeben - Non-toxic printmaking
Mark Andrew Webber
non-toxic printmaking - Gent
2008 Southern Graphics Council Conference
Chinese Printmaking - London
Six Ply - Megalo Canberra
American Prints - British Museum
Politically committed poster art
Artists/Exhibitions
Wilson HTM National Art Prize
Dream Amsterdam 2008
Obsession 4 Fashion Show
(Con)Temporary Museum Amsterdam
VICTORIAN CIRCUS IV - de Brakke Grond
Romantic night in de Appel.
Sydney - exhibitions
museumweekend
Animations / Fictions - Bucharest
MuKHA - Antwerp
Wendy Murray
Cai Guo-Qiang - NY
KRAZY! - Vancouver
artbrussels 2008
Stencil Festival Unplugged exhibition
Nancy Spero - De Appel
Amsterdam Jordaan Quarter - video
feminism
Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717)
Polish Women Photographers of the 20th Century
fierce pussy
Catfight
Making It Together - NY
Books
Mondriaan
CODEX Foundation Symposium 2007
Illuminated manuscripts - Melbourne
KultureFlash - London
Blood on Paper: The Art of the Book
Medieval Imagination - video
Theory
Arts Law Week - Sydney & Melbourne
Professional practice
Digital art and curating
Economies of the Commons - de balie
Not so Gullible
Gregor Schneider - die for art?
Western Round Table on Modern Art - USA 1949
Aliza Shvarts - miscarraige art?
Creative Australia
Activism is Never Done - NY
film
infamy
party time
movie - Bomb the system
Dog Star
monkey magic
Graffiti
Laser 3.14 & Jimmy Rage
PinXit April Newsletter
Graffiti Archaeology
paste it up - basel
michelangelo: graffiti artist
The Gorilli Concept Store
New media
Oron Catts - waag lecture
Robots, Artists and Scientists - ANAT
Experimenta Playground
DIGITAL MEDIA Valencia 2008
17 May 2008
14 May 2008
Birds - Florence (Firenze)
These lifesize bird cutouts were found in the streets of Florence. Unfortunately, they were unsigned. If you can identify the artist, please drop us a line. (ed)
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