Book review - Three D: Graphic Spaces
The book highlights a current trend in international graphic design: more and more visual designers are staging their compositions as three-dimensional scenarios, in order to turn them into posters, magazine covers, web sites, and animated films continue
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Brussels Biennial: a quick walk through
This new Biennial located right inside the area which Rem Koolhaas defines as the 'hollocore' was political, bold and intelligent if a little bit too much on the shambles side continue
Best wishes and a tour of your favourite posts in 2008
A look back at 2008 and best wishes from me and from the (rather unwilling) Caribbean Pirate and Spaghetti Man continue
Jordi Colomer at the Jeu de Paume in Paris
Jordi Colomer studies the way in which the modern city influences human behaviour and explores the ubiquity and drawbacks of modernism in the urban environment continue
Alarm Dance
One day, Daniel Eatock left his desk, found the car whose alarm had been interrupting his peace every five minutes, and waited for the siren to switch on. When the siren sounded, he started dancing like a madman. He made videos of several of his car alarm dances, never touching the car, only dancing to the sound pollutants continue
Objectivities: Photography from Düsseldorf
An exhibition in Paris brings together works by teachers and students of the celebrated Dusseldorf School: Bernd and Hiller Becher, Andreas Gursky, Candida Höfer, Axel Hütte, Thomas Ruff, Thomas Struth and many others continue
End of the year fundraising campaigns
How about talking money for a change? Rhizome, Turbulence and Art Fag City have given us a lot throughout 2008. Now is the time to give a little back continue
The Infrastructural City - Networked Ecologies in Los Angeles
This provocative collection of photography, essays, and maps looks at infrastructure as a way of mapping our place in the city and affecting change through architecture continue
Ghosts in the Machine
An uncanny installation currently on view at LABoral uses the strategies of the Electronic Voice Phenomenon, voice and pattern recognition, and face tracking to generate voices, and images from apparently closed, silent and empty spaces and systems continue
There is No Road (the road is made by walking)
There is No Road consists of a range of artists' projects that record or evoke a series of actual or imaginary journeys, either through the local landscape of Asturias, or through a comparably remote and mountainous terrain continue
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