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Untitled Chess Game Charles Broskoski’s Untitled Chess Game is a work in which a participant approaches a chessboard mid-game. The board, having retained the position in which the previous participant left it, presents a cumulative record of moves made by previous participants (including, perhaps, oneself). Thus, the current participant is prompted, by the standard rules…
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The emergence of the Internet accounts for probably the largest divergence between a physical studio and the laptop studio. There is the distraction factor (ready access to email, Facebook, YouTube, etc.), the easy research factor (“What painter wrote that essay about post studio practice?”), but most importantly, it provides access to an unprecedented platform for…
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The emergence of the Internet accounts for probably the largest divergence between a physical studio and the laptop studio. There is the distraction factor (ready access to email, Facebook, YouTube, etc.), the easy research factor (“What painter wrote that essay about post studio practice?”), but most importantly, it provides access to an unprecedented platform for…