Tag: artist-in-residence
Metamorphosis
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Cut off those chains that hold you prisoner to the world of attachment – Rumi
Read This PostAn Empire of Dystopia
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I was locked inside this box naked, and nearly blind and deaf
Read This Post@CourtneyLoveUK #Twitter #FTW
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Courtney Love makes Twitter worth it, and vice versa.
Read This PostIn Cold Song
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Mali Sastri is the singer of the Boston and New York-based band Jaggery . I sat down with her to chat about an obsession that has taken her from the deepest archives of the New […]
Read This PostFrame by Frame
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If you build it (to look real) they will come, seems to be the mantra of current big budget animation. Think blow-out live action mixed with fantastical worlds like Avatar and the upcoming Alice in […]
Read This PostWho’s Afraid of Edrie Edrie
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A visual representation of what the next month of Artist in Residence posts will bring. I was having a beer one night, and I saw “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” scrawled in soap, I suppose, […]
Read This PostArtist In Residence: Edrie
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Once More With Feeling Hilobrow.com asks you kindly to forgive us our Buffy reference, but it couldn’t be more appropriate here as we introduce our second Artist in Residence: Edrie, who combines ninja-like zombie/vampire fighting […]
Read This PostJump!
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Happy New Year! [Jump! dir. Peggy Nelson, 2006, vocals and guitar by Jeff Stern] *** Artists in residence archive.
Read This PostDiscontinue Normal Program
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This concludes the Portrait of the Artist as Attention Span I started at the beginning of the month. [Salvador Dalí, 1947, photo by Bob Sandberg for Look Magazine] There’s been some buzz recently about how […]
Read This PostI, Avatar
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The last time Pandora opened the box there was kind of a problem. All sorts of uncontrollable wild things got all over the place, everybody started yelling and panicking, and Pandora got into lots of […]
Read This PostEffloresce and Deliquesce
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The aura of ambiguity beckons in refusal; you can sense but not quite see. Something is out there. [Jackal Project, Andrew Sempere and Tangentlab, 2001-3] Every work of art is an attempt to bring something […]
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