I’ve been calling this a ‘shelf’ or an ‘entertainment center’ based on how pretentious I felt at the moment. I made it to hold my DVDs, video games and DVD/video game accessories. After I finished it, I filled it with movies in about ten minutes and still have a few left over. There’s also no [...]

Made. Traced. Recreated. Semantics… I found it in a calendar of old University of Georgia football artwork. Mostly game program covers. I don’t know why it has disappeared. It’s fucking awesome. And reminds me of this guy. My recreation here needs some touch up but it’s OK for now. Next step: touch up. Following step: [...]

One of my favorite assemblage artists has died. I bought Bruce Conner’s retrospective 2000 BC: The Bruce Conner Story a few years ago and I’m glad I did. His early work was very influential on me. It consisted of haunting and intriguing assemblages and collages in his early years before he branched out into experimental [...]

I’ve been accepted to a show atGallery RFD in Swainsboro, GA. The title of the show is “Lost: The Art of the Found Object”. This is the piece that was accepted: The show opens July, 12 with a reception an opening reception on the 12th from 5pm-8pm and it closes on August, 2.

A time lapse view of the installation of one of those pesky Richard Serra sculptures:

For some reason I love hearing people’s initial reactions to pieces of modern art so this video disappointed me a little. It’s title on YouTube is “Teens Talk About Picasso’s Les Demoiselles D’Avignon.” It’s more like “A Frechman Talks to American Teens About Picasso.” Still, a good, brief discussion of the painting by some MoMA [...]

It’s called Process Enacted: by Jordan C Greenhalgh and it’s very Gondry-esque. No computers.

That video has been floating around the internets for a while. Not too bad in my opinion. And I just found a list that identifies all the pieces featured in the video. Link. Good art (mostly). Good list (especially).

UnderstandingDuchamp.com is a great site that I just found. Appropriately enough, it helps visitors understand the artwork of Marcel Duchamp, one of the more difficult artists of the 20th century. The site has a slick, timeline interface that takes you through his entire artistic career. One of his lesser known works and a personal favorite [...]

Actually, I just strategically painted, melted and sanded it. It’s Marvel Comics’ Thor from the Marvel Zombies miniseries. It’s very detailed and very true to Sean Philips art style in the comics. You should really go buy it. (I’m broke.)