Sep 24
Monday
Waiiit a second…
Thought I would quickly share a very unique photography portfolio I ran across today. The artists name is Mark Jenkins, and the work is quite creative. Many of the pieces are some type of odd insertion into everyday life. I’m sure some of those shots would take all day to catch. Got to love a commitment to your craft!
Among Jenkins “street installations” gallery, there is “nature”, “storker project”, “indoors”, and even a video gallery with clips from his shoots and other things. Check it out and get some culture!
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Richard Russo:Seriously Funny
no responses - Posted 10.08.08
On Wednesday September 17th Seattle Arts and Lectures kicked off its 2008-2009 season with a lecture on humor by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Richard Russo. Humor- it seemed an odd topic to me mainly because most of the aspects I remembered about Russo’s novel Empire Falls were dark in nature. The book explored characters dealing with abuse, vengeance, and ... continue -
Quality gets Kinky
no responses - Posted 10.06.08
In the age of Ikea, Walmart, and Super everything, quality has been relegated to the era of walking uphill both ways in the snow just to get to school. Most of the furniture that populates the living rooms of the western world has a shorter lifespan than our grandparents clothing. Things are meant to be used and then thrown out ... continue -
T-Shirt Design Contest Announced. 1500 Euro prize!
no responses - Posted 09.30.08
Come one come all. Design a T-Shirt, make people happy, put some cash in your pocket. ArtCulture has partnered with LaFraise to bring you an awesome contest that should be a lot of fun to participate in. The winner receives over 1500 Euros (not a bad chunk of change) and a limited run of 500 prints of their winning ... continue -
IFA Berlin 2008, a brief roundup.
no responses - Posted 09.23.08
The world’s biggest Consumer Electronics trade show, the IFA Berlin , ran from Aug 29th to September 3rd this year. What started out as the ‘Great German Radio Show’ in 1924 has grown and developed into an International multimedia event with products ranging from Home Entertainment to Public Media and Communications, and for the first time, Home Appliances. The ... continue -
Crazy 4 Cult: Art and Cult Films in Perfect Harmony.
no responses - Posted 09.17.08
Gallery1988 in LA is currently showing some of the hippest and cutting-edge interpretations of cult films in their latest exhibition: “Crazy 4 Cult: This time its personal”. Over 100 up and coming artists have produced works for the show that has been a massive success and continues until September 12th. At the Opening Party on August 22nd Kevin Smith ... continue -
Mid-Century in the New Century
no responses - Posted 09.09.08
It's 1952 in America. The war was won, more people have jobs than ever before, and you just bought a house with a white picket fence. Things are on the up and up. Now, fast-forward to 2008. We're neck deep in traffic, debt, e-mails and basically life is just too darn complicated. Against this backdrop there has been ... continue -
Healing by Design: The anatomy of a modern hospital
2 responses - Posted 08.27.08
August 24th 2008 was a red letter day in the Eastern Fraser Valley, BC, Canada. The first new-build hospital for more than thirty years, the Abbotsford Regional Hospital and Cancer Centre (ARHCC), opened its doors. As the old MSA hospital (built over fifty years ago and showing its every year) closed it’s doors for the last time, staff, patients and ... continue
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The Art of Sadness - Showcase
6 responses - Posted 09.21.07
Everyone gets sad. We all are susceptible to negative thoughts and feelings sometimes. Sadness is a normal emotion that has the ability to make life more engaging. Some of the greatest art in the world was created because the artist was so entrenched in his emotions of sadness, that it ...continue
6 responses - Posted 09.21.07
Everyone gets sad. We all are susceptible to negative thoughts and feelings sometimes. Sadness is a normal emotion that has the ability to make life more engaging. Some of the greatest art in the world was created because the artist was so entrenched in his emotions of sadness, that it ...continue
I Take Off My Clothes for Money
2 responses - Posted 09.20.07
My nipples are standing to attention, because it's freezing. My feet are turning a plummy purple, and while 5 minutes ago I could still wiggle them and get that itchy-ootchy pins and needles sensation, at this point, I can no longer move them. I can't even turn my head to ...continue
2 responses - Posted 09.20.07
My nipples are standing to attention, because it's freezing. My feet are turning a plummy purple, and while 5 minutes ago I could still wiggle them and get that itchy-ootchy pins and needles sensation, at this point, I can no longer move them. I can't even turn my head to ...continue
Seeing Numbers in a Whole New Way
2 responses - Posted 09.18.07
Chris Jordan, a Seattle based visual artist, has created an exciting new exhibit entitled “Running the Numbers: An American Self-Portrait.” It can be viewed from September 8 to October 20 at the Paul Kopeikin Gallery located in Los Angeles, California. Jordan, the man behind previous works such as “In Katrina’s Wake: ...continue
2 responses - Posted 09.18.07
Chris Jordan, a Seattle based visual artist, has created an exciting new exhibit entitled “Running the Numbers: An American Self-Portrait.” It can be viewed from September 8 to October 20 at the Paul Kopeikin Gallery located in Los Angeles, California. Jordan, the man behind previous works such as “In Katrina’s Wake: ...continue
Must See Museums Around the Globe
3 responses - Posted 09.11.07
With so many cultural hubs in the United States alone, it can be difficult to decide which cities contain museums worth the time, energy, and effort. The following is a brief guide to some of the world’s most impressive, comprehensive, and can’t miss art houses. -Musée du Louvre (Also Known As ...continue
3 responses - Posted 09.11.07
With so many cultural hubs in the United States alone, it can be difficult to decide which cities contain museums worth the time, energy, and effort. The following is a brief guide to some of the world’s most impressive, comprehensive, and can’t miss art houses. -Musée du Louvre (Also Known As ...continue
Artistic Interpretation
no responses - Posted 09.11.07
Art...a word with many meanings. For my purpose here, let me qualify this particular word to mean...creative or imaginative activity esp. the expressive arrangement of elements within a medium. I am speaking only of the finished product of the creative or imaginative activity. The art, in whatever form it was ...continue
no responses - Posted 09.11.07
Art...a word with many meanings. For my purpose here, let me qualify this particular word to mean...creative or imaginative activity esp. the expressive arrangement of elements within a medium. I am speaking only of the finished product of the creative or imaginative activity. The art, in whatever form it was ...continue
Minimalist Wordpress Theme - Modicus Remix
92 responses - Posted 09.10.07
New Premium Wordpress Themes now available at Zidalgo.com This theme is based off of Upstart Blogger's Wordpress theme "Modicus ". Thus aptly titled "Modicus Remix". The original Modicus theme may be a tad more versatile (such as a three-column option, which remix does NOT have). So if you plan on wanting ...continue
92 responses - Posted 09.10.07
New Premium Wordpress Themes now available at Zidalgo.com This theme is based off of Upstart Blogger's Wordpress theme "Modicus ". Thus aptly titled "Modicus Remix". The original Modicus theme may be a tad more versatile (such as a three-column option, which remix does NOT have). So if you plan on wanting ...continue
Animated Typography
14 responses - Posted 09.07.07
Typography is generally viewed as having a static medium, however many motion artists are becoming more inclined to include strong typography focus in their videos. The artistic technique of expression with kinetic text is used to convey the emotion or mood of numerous performing musicians such as Outkast, Bjork, Linkin ...continue
14 responses - Posted 09.07.07
Typography is generally viewed as having a static medium, however many motion artists are becoming more inclined to include strong typography focus in their videos. The artistic technique of expression with kinetic text is used to convey the emotion or mood of numerous performing musicians such as Outkast, Bjork, Linkin ...continue
Busking Bumbershoot
2 responses - Posted 09.07.07
Oh, sweet Bumbershoot . Bumbershoot is a homegrown Seattle classic, a three day summer arts and music festival encompassing all of Seattle Center (you know, where the Space Needle reigns supreme). I rocked out to Kings of Leon, nodded my head to Sage Francis, and got my groove on to ...continue
2 responses - Posted 09.07.07
Oh, sweet Bumbershoot . Bumbershoot is a homegrown Seattle classic, a three day summer arts and music festival encompassing all of Seattle Center (you know, where the Space Needle reigns supreme). I rocked out to Kings of Leon, nodded my head to Sage Francis, and got my groove on to ...continue
Seattle Opens New Sculpture Park to Public
2 responses - Posted 09.07.07
Seattle may not have the best weather 365 days a year, but if by chance you are visiting on one of the beautiful sun-filled days, you can’t miss the new Olympic Sculpture Park. An extension of the Seattle Art Museum, the park officially opened to the public January 20, 2007. Located ...continue
2 responses - Posted 09.07.07
Seattle may not have the best weather 365 days a year, but if by chance you are visiting on one of the beautiful sun-filled days, you can’t miss the new Olympic Sculpture Park. An extension of the Seattle Art Museum, the park officially opened to the public January 20, 2007. Located ...continue
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