Showing posts with label KINETICS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label KINETICS. Show all posts

A prospering talent...

As you all may (or may not) know by now, we like to use Tuesdays to focus on our ongoing curating efforts. This Tuesday is no different. Featured below is a video from another artist who has accepted our invitation for involvement in the upcoming kinetics exhibition "Movement!"



His name is Alex(ander) Lidsay and he's currently finishing up his MFA studies at Cranbrook Academy of Art. So, if you find yourself with a little free time, click some of the links below and see what this artist will be bringing to the table.

Relevent links include:
http://www.adlindsay.com
http://vimeo.com/adlindsay
http://www.cranbrookart.edu

Thanks again,
 parProjects 

Now accepting proposals for Movement

Aside from our educational components (mentioned last post), we're continuing our efforts to provide outstanding fine art exhibitions to you, our public.


Our next major exhibition is coming up this June (2011) and, ARTISTS, you now have a chance to involve yourself in our next experience! Above is an image of Clifton Cultural Arts Center (Clifton, Cincinnati, OH). This is where the kinetic-themed show, "Movement", will be home-based. CCAC will also be accompanied by a few shipping-container-gallery-spaces spread throughout the city of Cincinnati, OH.

Hopefully, this combination of venues already has your interest!

So please apply or suggest a talented artist and/or art collective you know to do the same. As long as the work incorporates moving parts, your proposal will be accepted for consideration.

Details on how to apply can be found/downloaded HERE ...or after the break
(click Read more >> below).

Thanks again,
 parProjects 


Banksy (cont..)

Last night we tried to post about Banksy vs Bristol Museum, but Blogger had some thoughts of its own. 

If you all aren't aware of Banksy, Google him. But if you are, you may not have known about his Bristol Museum exhibition back in 2009. The powers that be actually let him roam freely and make the entire museum space his personal canvas. It was spectacular (well from the documentation we've found since ...as we were unable to make the show). 

...and there's plenty more "out there" if the above video interests you. 

The kinetic work at the Banksy vs Bristol Museum show simply has us excited about the possibilities of moving art. We look forward to sharing more with you all.

Other than this great work, Banksy is more known for his street art (some say graffiti), so we've included some images below for you to enjoy.




Cheers!
 parProjects