so for a while now i have been working on this: a website
plus I made a couple of GIF images for fun, they are a take on “Une Semaine De Bonte” by Max Ernst as well as Durer.
These bad ass GIFS are by the great:
PAUL ROBERTSON .
other than that I finished my internship @ eyebeam, you can check out the show “tourists and travelers” until the 19 of July. really sweet stuff.
so more time for new projects, baby steps, little lungs.
so for a while now i have been working on this: a website
plus I made a couple of GIF images for fun, they are a take on “Une Semaine De Bonte” by Max Ernst as well as Durer.
These bad ass GIFS are by the great:
PAUL ROBERTSON .
other than that I finished my internship @ eyebeam, you can check out the show “tourists and travelers” until the 19 of July. really sweet stuff.
so more time for new projects, baby steps, little lungs.
Tourists and Travelers:
New commissioned works by artists Taeyoon Choi and Joseph DeLappe
June 21 - July 19, 2008
Opening reception: 6PM, June 21
Also on June 21: Eyebeam’s annual Open Studios, 3-6PM
Eyebeam, 540 W. 21st St. (btw 10th and 11th Aves.)
As many New Yorkers ready for the annual ritual of summer travel, Eyebeam presents Tourists and Travelers, an art exhibition resulting from Taeyoon Choi and Joseph DeLappe’s 2007-08 residencies at Eyebeam. The show features an unlikely pair of projects that reflect the artists’ interests in journeys across real and virtual spaces: a Second Life avatar modeled on Mahatma Gandhi and a tourist-chasing, robotic duck. Choi, from Seoul, Korea, and DeLappe, from Reno, Nevada, both traveled to New York City for their residencies as recipients of Eyebeam’s inaugural Commission for Resident Artists. The Tourists and Travelers exhibition is free and open to the public, and will be on view June 21 - July 19, 2008.
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