Bits, bites and blurbs from Michael Cervieri.
Most of my Tumbling is at the Future Journalism Project.
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Happy Birthday, Mr. Haring.
I’ve been in Istanbul the last few days and came across this video installation at the Biennial going on right now.
Not sure if it’s the bureaucrat’s dream or the bureaucrat’s nightmare.
It is, however, Ali Kazma’s OK.
I shot it with a rinky dink point and click.
Metropolis II by Chris Burden
Chris Burden spent four years re-creating the urban landscape with Metropolis II, a model city with 1,200 cars passing through it.
Via Singularity Hub:
Information may be the fuel of the modern city, but traffic is its blood. Chris Burden’s massive model Metropolis II pays respects to the never ending flow of urban autos by circulating 1200 hundred die-cast cars through its 18 lanes. Burden estimates that the sculpture moves 100,000 toy cars through its tracks every hour! Metropolis II is Hot Wheels writ large, and it is awesome. Coming this Fall to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)…
Daron Mouradian. Fighter. 130x89 cm, Oil on Canvas, 2005.
Via.
If you repeat a lie often enough, it becomes truth politics.
(via govtoversight)
In Korea, a mime dressed as a Chinese soldier commemorates Tienanmen Square — BBC
