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Category Archives: Art
Not A Readymade, But Dada Enough For Me
New York City-based artist Benjamin Nordsmark’s piece titled ‘NYC Urinal’ is a timely homage to Marcel Duchamp on the centennial of his groundbreaking work ‘fountain’. Although the witty piece isn’t a Dada-esque Readymade, it certainly celebrates the sprit of the movement.
Posted in Art, History, Museums, USA
Tagged Dada, Marcel Duchamp, Readymades, Surrealism
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Hey, It’s Still Poetry Month
h/t to Robert Montgomery
Posted in Art, Europe, Writing
Tagged Aberdeen, National Poetry Month, Nuart Festival, Poetry, Street Art
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Of course 4/20 is opening day
On 4/20/17, a former Lutheran church in Denver, Colorado will officially open as The International Church of Cannabis. The 113-year-old church building, which was decorated by renowned Spanish “ecclesiastical” street artist Okuda San Miguel and Kenny Scharf, is the new … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Tourism, USA
Tagged cannabis, Colorado, Denver, marijuana, weed
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Pop Up Museum
The Philadelphia Museum of Art is one of the country’s finest museums. Since we live nearby, I get to visit often. When I stopped by to see the current special exhibition and to see the model for Frank Gehry’s $150 … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Museums, Tourism, USA
Tagged Frank Gehry, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Museum of Art
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Is Terry Gilliam the Father of the Gif ?
h/t to Adam Koszary and the Bodleian Libraries.
Posted in Art, Books, Europe, History, Libraries, Museums, Tech
Tagged Bodleian Library, gifs, manuscripts, Monty Python
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More Than Polar Bears
Berlin-based German illustrator Christoph Niemann has created a charming visual diary of a seafaring expedition to the Arctic for National Geographic, told as an interactive story with illustrations, animation, photos and videos along with handwritten text. North: An Illustrated Travelogue is a click-through … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Art, Europe, Photography, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged Arctic, National Geographic Society, Norway
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Do Not Obey In Advance
It may be just a marketing ploy by Penguin Random House, but the publisher has printed the text of Timothy Synders’ chilling book On Tyranny onto a series of large posters and put them up in east London. The powerful posters, which … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Europe, Freedom of Speech, History, USA
Tagged manifesto, politics, Resistance, totalitarianism
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