Brazilian artist Rivane Neuenschwander is known for her poetic-styled installations. Currently on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney, is her previously exhibited piece titled Continent-Cloud. Composed of a polypropylene lining that supports small styrofoam balls which occupy the entire gallery ceiling, the balls are moved around by hidden fans creating changing forms in constant movement. The way these forms rearrange themselves is evocative of clouds moving across the sky, while at the same time some of the solid masses are also reminiscent of land formations on the globe, hence its title.
Neuenschwander’s installation will be up at MCA as part of their Marking Timeexhibit until June 3, 2012.
Brilliant advice.
Obviously fake personal ad of the week.
Obviously Fake Missed Connection ad of the week…
“I Saw You”, Real Ads, Real People, Really, Really, Funny. Tonight, Town Hall Pub, 8pm.
Wall of Factory fame.
When you are producing ideas, you are replenishing neurotransmitters linked to genes that are being turned on and off in response to what your brain is doing, which in turn is responding to challenges. When you go through the motions of trying to come up with new ideas, you are energizing your brain by increasing the number of contacts between neurons. The more times you try to get ideas, the more active your brain becomes and the more creative you become. If you want to become an artist and all you did was paint a picture every day, you will become an artist. You may not become another Vincent Van Gogh, but you will become more of an artist than someone who has never tried.
Civil War Dad rehearsal at Zoo Studios.
You should start projects because you feel like you are going to either explode, or vomit, or both. You’ve gotta have that kind of burning desire in your stomach to do it.
Kate Bingaman Burt, Illustrator
speaking at CreativeMornings/Portland (*watch the talk)
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