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
Saturday, November 01, 2008
Monday, October 06, 2008
Charla Wood had a show of all this new work from her trip to Spain and Morrocco. It's super saturated color and movement. Looking good!
Saturday, September 27, 2008
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