Am I Tardy or Skipping out Early?

Once again, I am in the middle (literally I haven't seen so much string in my life) of installing my thesis work. So posts have been non existent. On the up and up, I will take a moment to plug myself.

Posts about the rest of the world to follow shortly. Thanks for understanding!

John von Bergen

It has been slow around here

Things have been slow around this blog, but not in real life. My MFA Thesis is about to go up. SO I would just expect sporadic posts here and there. I apologize for the inconsistency, but it will all be over soon! Thanks for your patience.
-Claire

"Where the Starving Artists Sleep"

Check more out here via the NY Times

From the Singapore Biennale 2011

Arin Rungjang

Roslisham Ismail aka ISE

Song-Ming Ang Leonor Antunes Michael Beutler Candice Breitz Genevieve Chua Tiffany Chung Phil Collins Louie Cordero Marcos Corrales Martin Creed Elmgreen & Dragset Omer Fast Ceal Floyer Simon Fujiwara Julian Göthe Goto Design Sheela Gowda Kyungah Ham Roslisham Ismail aka Ise Teppei Kaneuji Gülsün Karamustafa Leopold Kessler Koh Nguang How Charles LaBelle Michael Lee Charles Lim Michael Lin John Low Rafael Lozano-Hemmer Robert MacPherson Tala Madani Jill Magid Dane Mitchell Tracey Moffatt Matt Mullican Mike Nelson Tatzu Nishi Sopheap Pich The Propeller Group Rubén Ramos Balsa Lisi Raskin Navin Rawanchaikul Stuart Ringholt Liisa Roberts Martha Rosler ruangrupa Arin Rungjang Mark Salvatus Charles Sandison Gigi Scaria Shao Yinong and Muchen Taryn Simon Nedko Solakov Beat Streuli Shooshie Sulaiman Superflex Tan Pin Pin Ryan Trecartin Danh Vo Charlie White Gosia Wlodarczak Ming Wong Zai Kuning

Kayde Anobile

So this is a photographers, but you can enjoy it none the less.


"Identity is in many ways dependent on perception. It can be manifested in one way yet be perceived completely differently. The various personas of a person can be both solid and elusive at the same time leading one to question just how well we know ourselves, how well we know others and vice versa. "Creatures" is an on going series of photographs and installations based on these ideas using the myth of the Yeti. By creating a genderless representation of this supposedly non-existent mythological being, my creatures inhabit an in-between space. I am addressing these perceptions by questioning the validity of a "solid" Identity." [Kayde Anobile]

Felix Gonzalez-Torres

Felix Gonzalez-Torres. Specific Objects without Specific Form