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jessicaeaton: ••• Sometimes when I spend too much time in my studio things get a bit far gone. But if any of you following me happen to be in 1986 and are badly in need of art for a techno album…. I got cha covered.
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jessicaeaton: cfaal 78, 2010 News onslaught! Some of it not that new anymore! I am also very pleased to have recently won the Bright Spark Award for the Magenta Foundations Flash Forward 2011 Emerging Photographers from the UK, USA and Canada! A giant thanks to this years jury, and of course, Maryann and the Magenta…
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jessicaeaton: thisthatandwhatnot: rery likes …. the last three (3!!) times i have logged into my tumblr I have seen my own work go by in my feed….. credited to other people. like this one, credited to rery likes + links to his found page. I’m both pissed about it and in a state of “that…
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jessicaeaton: From todays The New Yorker. Goings on About Town: Art by Vince Alleti
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INSTANTIATIONS: Jessica Eaton, Cubes for Albers and LeWitt @Higher Pictures
INSTANTIATIONS: Jessica Eaton, Cubes for Albers and LeWitt @Higher Pictures jessicaeaton: Review by DLK Collection. JTF (just the facts): A total of 11 color photographs, framed in black and unmatted, and hung in the small single room gallery space and the adjacent viewing alcove. All of the works are archival pigment prints, made in 2010…
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jessicaeaton: Opening Thursday! @ Higher Pictures. I’ll be in attendance, come say hi if you can. Cubes for Albers and LeWitt November 3 – December 17, 2011 Opening: Thursday, November 3, 6 – 8 pm Higher Pictures presents Cubes for Albers and LeWitt the first solo New York exhibition by Jessica Eaton. Jessica Eaton creates art in consideration…
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atelier-e: Jessica Eaton’s series, “Cubes for Albers and LeWitt”
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theatlantic: The Ashaninka, A Threatened Way of Life The Ashaninka are one of the largest indigenous groups in South America, their ancestral homelands ranging from Brazil to Peru. Since colonial times, their existence has been difficult — they have been enslaved, had their lands taken away or destroyed, and were caught up in the bloody…
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People who think the Web is killing off serendipity are not using it correctly. Steven Johnson talking about his online research techniques (via austinkleon)
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Auger Loizeau : Blog: Abstract: Why robot?
Auger Loizeau : Blog: Abstract: Why robot? augerloizeau: One of the enduring objects used to represent our technological future is the robot. This legacy means that its promise has the ability to evolve in accordance with our societal and cultural dreams and aspirations, it can reflect the current state of technological development, our hopes for…