Monthly Archives: November 2008

New work by Brian Willmont

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Brian Willmont has some lovely new futuristic medieval paintings that detail fantastical conquests of ancient and not so ancient allegorical lands.

Ordinary Show

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A “kinetic diary” of fairly ordinary gifs, but gifs galore! (The last one is just for Sasha.)

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Thanksgiving!

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I’ve always felt like it was the Jan of the Brady Bunch in terms of winter holidays…

Mix Media

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Rosemarie Fiore employs a wide array of techniques to create her paintings from large sprayed paintings using generators to fireworks and even a waffle Iron to create her abstractions.

Celebrity Draft

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Mark Stockton’s commentary on celebrity culture.

Noriko Ambe’s Sublime Traces

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I know I’ve seen the book on the left circulating on all sorts of blogs, I had been wondering who’s work it was. Now I share the wisdom.

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Maya Lin’s Landscape/Art

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According to Richard Andrews, Director of the Henry Art Gallery, her new work shows how Lin continues to explore landscape as both form and content.

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La Planète Sauvage

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First saw this being projected on the walls when So Many Wizards played at the Tangiers. Maybe it was something about the lighting and the music, or something, that left a big impression on me.

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