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part industrial designer part artist
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but then i was all
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proof from the wizened and silver-haired set that personal style advances with age
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Fixed gear heaven
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June 2009
NOT•A•CLOCK at ArtHouse June 26, 2009
I'm showing a collection of NOT•A•CLOCKs at ArtHouse in Castleberry Hill. The project is something I've been working on for a year now, and have gotten contributions from a wide array of artists. I'm excited to have these on public display. To have a look by appointment, you can contact ArtHouse directly or me.
NOT•A•CLOCK is a light display for 35mm slides. It doesn't care that you have an iPhone or an RSS feed. It lights up, it's delightfully analog.
I’ve invited artists to use the display as a canvas for their own work. Each has contributed images from their personal collection for display in a NOT·A·CLOCK. I’ve converted their images to slides and made two sets of NOT·A·CLOCKs. One is for the artist, the other is to show in galleries. My goal is to sell these works to collectors so I can produce more.
Artists who have contributed to the project include:
Marc Kremers - London, www.tex-server.org, www.thedigitalclub.net
David Horvitz - NYC, www.davidhorvitz.com, www.asdfmakes.com
Jason Drakeford - Atlanta, www.jasondrakeford.com
Wade Thompson - NYC, www.sonandsons.com
Jason Scott Kofke - Atlanta, www.jasonkofke.com
Mike Plymale - Atlanta, www.mikeplaymal.com
Justin Van Hoy - Los Angeles, www.thedutchpress.com
Drew Dominey - Atlanta, www.adultswim.com
See some of the work at notaclock.com
links for 2009-06-24
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Part sustainable water company, part art project, part philanthropic project, and completely curious
links for 2009-06-22
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winners of their 25th annual Prix d'excellence en architecture
links for 2009-06-19
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budget hotel in Berlin
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smart work by a 31 year old and his patchwork of friends
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a new type of ‘small scale’ urban camping designed by Import Export
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Serves Up Community, Understanding, and, Yes, Pie
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slip on tattoo sleeves
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What if more '80s toys were turned into Hollywood blockbusters?
links for 2009-06-09
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business cards by Aram Bartholl based on CAPTCHA
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industrial designer's portfolio site
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class website for Brighton Graphics and Illustration
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hivelogic points us to a python script
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serious hobbyists should listen up
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video documentary on the prolific Japanese director that influenced the spaghetti westerns
links for 2009-06-08
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an animation about six little criminals from skwiroll
MIT List Visual Arts Center
The current installation at the MIT List Visual Arts Center is by artist Matthew Day Jackson. His work (not pictured here) has all the qualities of art that is of most interest to me now. Every piece was an inspiring experience. The Shepard Fairey exhibit at Boston's Institute of Contemporary Art was, on the other hand, nothing if not exhaustively boring.
