[Washington Post/NY Times]"French-born American artist Louise Bourgeois, 98, died Monday of a heart attack. Her works are in the permanent collections of such museums as Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, the Guggenheim, The Tate Modern, Corcoran Gallery of Art, and The National Gallery of Art among many many others.
She is survived by sons Alain and Jean-Louis, two grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Her son Michel died in 1990.
She continued creating art until her death."
Louise Bourgeois
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art:21,
Louise Bourgeois,
obit,
sculpture,
video
Chladni Singing
Depending on the tones she sings, Meara O’Reilly can create resonant patterns with salt scattered on an Chladni plate.
[booooooom!]
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installation,
Meara O'Reilly,
performance,
sound,
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Elegy
Stephen Sollins unstitches cheap, mass-marketed embroideries then reorders their colored threads into monochrome rectangles on the original perforated fabric grounds.
[dear ada]
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embroidery,
Stephen Sollins
Graffyard
"I [Sweza] am using QR Codes to preserve graffiti for posterity by photographing the graffiti before it is removed. After the graffiti has been cleaned off by the local authorities or building owner i place a QR Code in the exact location which resolves to an image of the original. In that way a mobile phone with a QR-Code Reader can be used to travel back in time."
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digital,
street art,
Sweza
Prosthetics as Art
Aimee Mullins on how her "disability" makes people jealous.
[TED]
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Aimee Mullins,
performance,
sculpture,
TED,
video
Gravité
Gravité from Renaud Hallée on Vimeo.
Renaud Hallée
Falling objects synchronized to produce rhythm.
[Ektopia]
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found object,
music,
Renaud Hallée,
video
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