
Archive for August, 2007
Every art show needs a mascot
August 1, 2007 
“Chicken Mascot” by Brian Dick
And ours is a site-specific piece designed by the one and only Brian Dick, whose movable, wearable, in-your-face sculptures turn stuffy art shows into whimsical experiences you won’t soon forget.
To the clouds
August 1, 2007
“Thunder” by Jorge Tellaeche
The view out of my office window is of pine trees, but they’re pine trees planted around a fountain in an office park where pines trees don’t belong. Looking at a piece by Jorge Tellaeche is the farthest thing from looking out my office window. His work is organic and real.
Building an aesthetic utopia
August 1, 2007
“a.d. 9″ by michael james armstrong
Michael James Armstrong’s eye for aesthetics is scary. Seriously, the artist isn’t just a perfectionist. Perfectionists want everything to be perfect, but they never get their way. Armstrong, on the other hand, puts perfection into practice. If we all lived in a world as imagined by Armstrong, everything would be simple, straight and superb.