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code drawing 99b various states, by rafaelfajardo
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maaarine: MBTI: Brian Eno – INFJ (x)
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‘If a Tumblr Post Has No Notes, Is It Art?’ – OPENING CEREMONY
‘If a Tumblr Post Has No Notes, Is It Art?’ – OPENING CEREMONY notational: dear-mirah: Athletic Aesthetic – some reading material for anyone who is interested. The link above is an interesting article on ‘The Jogging’ by Cecilia Salama for Opening Ceremony. Salama writes: “The Jogging runs on what Troemel calls an “athletic aesthetic” system, where…
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García Márquez / Kurosawa
kino-obscura: David Liu | 20 September 2014 In October 1990, Gabriel García Márquez visited Tokyo during the shooting of Akira Kurosawa’s penultimate feature, Rhapsody in August. García Márquez, who spent some years in Bogota as a film critic before penning landmark novels such as One Hundred Years of Solitude and Love in the Time of Cholera, spoke…
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Definitions: Limiting or liberating? As I said, I think we are in a general post-structural epoch wherein it is easy to think of definitions as limiting, or even dangerous. The latter view arguably comes in part from Foucault, usually cited for the argument that categorizations, definitions and labels by themselves are oppressive. For Foucault’s central…
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The situation at U.S.C. is a small scene in a much larger drama, one concerning the place of art in the new, more corporate university order. Traditionally, art education has been a little too vocational to fit in with the rest of the humanities. But lately it seems that art education isn’t vocational enough. Or,…
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fyprocessing: (via Author of ‘Interactive Data Visualization’ Scott Murray – YouTube) Scott Murray talks about D3, Processing and P5JS throughout this video. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
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phenomeme: berghahnbooks: Oxford University Presents the 550-Year-Old Gutenberg Bible in Spectacular, High-Res Detail Read More (via Open Culture) cool cool cool [link 2the actual copy]👍🏽
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blakegopnik: THE DAILY PIC (#1358): The artist Anthony McCall made his biggest splash in the early 1970s, with a series of works where he used a movie-projector to “draw” with light across a fog-filled room. Sean Kelly gallery, in New York, now represents him, and has up a show of his notebooks and drawings. Today’s…
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I will never regret living abroad. It taught me to understand another culture. And it taught me to see my own. But it also taught me something else — to lose touch with the American version of reality. 7 ways living in Switzerland ruined America for me (via iamdanw)