Latest Art Articles

  • Tim Hawkinson: Zoopsia

    2007-05-07
    The Getty Center
    Los Angeles
    United States

    Zoopsia, a visual hallucination of animals, is often something attributed to the fantasy of a child. With this in mind, you’ll find little shock in the form of the work Hawkinson is exhibiting at the Getty Center. It’s slightly humorous, but more silly, and for the most part it’s simple. However, this isn’t to say that the work is all out poor.

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  • Momentary Momentum: Animated Drawings

    2007-03-24
    Parasol Unit
    London
    United Kingdom

    Animation exhibition Momentary Momentum seeks to show how dramatic changes between the past and present resonate equally. The once simple, naive and exalting emotions portrayed in folk tales have given way to animated versions of contemporary life that evoke the same, and often quaint, acts of living.

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  • Little Cakes Flip Book Show

    2007-01-18
    Secret Project Robot
    Brooklyn
    United States

    Secret Project Robot is a three-floor gallery space a block from the east river.  The emphasis behind Secret Project Robot is community, whether it is the artists or the exhibit itself, the building as a whole is meant to be a work of art. However, for all of its spirit, SPR properly demonstrates that function still reigns over form.

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  • Yashiro Toshihiro


    Toshihiro spins. He spins on tables, on tatame, in museums standing or lying on plinths, in the park and in schools (by invitation). Using costumes like a painter’s palette. He spins in wigs and luminous jumpsuits in orange and green or in a ninja — like costume of plain black. He used to spin objects. The process of spinning captures a movement — the space where an object emerges from being a  distinct entity to the same as other objects in motion.

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  • Art@Agnes

    2007-01-14
    Hotel Agnes
    Tokyo
    Japan

    Imagine a sparse white room and in your mind fill it with art objects. Next replace the white room with an empty hotel room and multiply this by 39. Voila,  you have Art@Agnes.

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