Saturday, September 19, 2009
Harry Ransom Center
"Other Worlds"
Cassini maps of the moon from 1697!
there is also an Edgar Alan Poe exhibit!
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A symposium on public art was presented by Austin Art in Public Places.
Ned Kahn (doing a project at the Austin power plant)
Ned Kahn:
"For the last 15 years, I have created public artworks that use wind, water, fog and other natural processes as their primary medium. Many of these artworks were intended to reveal a hidden or unnoticed force in the site such as the air currents or the ambient light from the sky. The design of a number of these projects was based on an aspect of the natural history or geology of the region that was not commonly known. My artworks often function as small-scale "observatories" in that they frame and enhance our perception of natural phenomena and create places that encourage contemplation."
I love his wind works most of all. He has a bunch of cool videos on his website.
ned kahn
"Other Worlds"
Cassini maps of the moon from 1697!
there is also an Edgar Alan Poe exhibit!
--------------------------------------------------------
A symposium on public art was presented by Austin Art in Public Places.
Ned Kahn (doing a project at the Austin power plant)
Ned Kahn:
"For the last 15 years, I have created public artworks that use wind, water, fog and other natural processes as their primary medium. Many of these artworks were intended to reveal a hidden or unnoticed force in the site such as the air currents or the ambient light from the sky. The design of a number of these projects was based on an aspect of the natural history or geology of the region that was not commonly known. My artworks often function as small-scale "observatories" in that they frame and enhance our perception of natural phenomena and create places that encourage contemplation."
I love his wind works most of all. He has a bunch of cool videos on his website.
ned kahn
Saturday, August 22, 2009
it's hot so go down to the water
listen to crazy cicada sounds
catch a lizard eating a bee
The Japanese gardens in San Antonio and the McNay museum.
Faux bois!
here, and here
listen to crazy cicada sounds
catch a lizard eating a bee
The Japanese gardens in San Antonio and the McNay museum.
Faux bois!
here, and here
Tuesday, March 03, 2009
Friday, February 06, 2009
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