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Matt Calderwood - Paper Over the Cracks
BALTIC CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART15 MARCH 2013 - 23 JUNE 2013

Matt Calderwood - Paper Over the Cracks

BALTIC CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART
15 MARCH 2013 - 23 JUNE 2013

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#Matt Calderwood  #sculpture  #contemporary art  #printmaking 

josemmonteiro:

How to build a universe 
Crit Space Installation

Jose Monteiro

This is a poor video quality walk through with (MAGIC) shots of the star puncher and star smash bit tool.

God not depicted.

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explore-blog:

Alexander Chen spent an afternoon improvising melodies on viola, and recording them through Google Glass. This resulting song is composed completely from 8-second video loops, stitched together into a film. Chen says, “You can see  all the layers of the song, like a first-person orchestra.”

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Harrison and Wood - Tate Shots Issue 12

(Source: youtube.com)

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#performance  #harrison and wood  #contemporary art 

Richard serra - verb list

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Jefford Horrigan - The Dissolve (2009)

Jefford Horrigan with the saxophonist Renè Salemi made two performances at Mehringplatz in front of Station Hallesches Tor, one at 6.20 a.m. in the morning and the other at 7.50 pm. in the evening on the 4th of September 2009.

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#Jefford Horrigan  #performance  #interaction 
"Explosions Conceal and create the possibilities for sculpture."
Roman Signer
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#quote  #art  #sculpture  #performance  #Roman Signer 

Performance 12: On Line/

Marie Cool and Fabio Balducci

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#performance  #marie cool  #fabio balducci  #sculpture  #drawing 
7while23:

Neil Ayling, Flection, 2011

7while23:

Neil Ayling, Flection, 2011

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"The best way to take up space is with perfume"
Andy Warhol
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#andy warhol  #perfume  #quote 
jessmathewsjkm:

William Cobbing, Kiss, 2004. Matt’s Gallery London.
Heads feature frequently in these performances but never as faces. Instead, individual identity is shrouded by a crazed and mucky parallel of the pixilation that newsroom editors employ in controversial situations to ‘protect’ the speaker from personal recognition. The shifting alluvial mask that obscures two heads in The Kiss, Cobbing’s film of the eponymous action, materialises the look of love into a tactile mass, a cloggy marl that hands knead, model, smear and spread noisily, glutinously and messily.   — Martin Holman, Miser & Now,       It shouldn’t happen to a dream, Issue 11, 2007

jessmathewsjkm:

William Cobbing, Kiss, 2004. Matt’s Gallery London.

Heads feature frequently in these performances but never as faces. Instead, individual identity is shrouded by a crazed and mucky parallel of the pixilation that newsroom editors employ in controversial situations to ‘protect’ the speaker from personal recognition. The shifting alluvial mask that obscures two heads in The Kiss, Cobbing’s film of the eponymous action, materialises the look of love into a tactile mass, a cloggy marl that hands knead, model, smear and spread noisily, glutinously and messily. 
  — Martin Holman, Miser & Now,
       It shouldn’t happen to a dream, Issue 11, 2007

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