Absolute Addictions (Trailer 2015)

She Makes Comics trailer (revised)

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQmkrIm0hfo)

Ryan Van Winkle discusses art and citizenship with Igor Štiks, who is investigating the art of the Occupy movement and exploring the relationship between political movements and aesthetics. Presented by Ryan Van Winkle @rvwable and produced by Colin Fraser @kailworm of Culture Laser Productions http://www.culturelaser.com @culturelaser. We acknowledge the financial assistance of Creative Scotland.

Socialmaterialbank Project (Ongoing since 2010.)

The aim of this project is to encourage and make it possible for the public to participate in this post neo-liberal capitalist world by sharing their thoughts, ideas and possibilities thus sharing in the design of the future.

www.socialmaterialbank.org

Socialmaterialbank.org is an art archive that stores and disseminates social information/material that is collected from the public through art events in art spaces and pop up galleries. I believe that through art we can make the world a better and more tolerable place by giving people access too and allowing them participate in our future. 

The initial question asked is – What is your concept, idea and or dream of house/home? The second question is on democracy and we will continue to explore relevant questions.

The events are held in art spaces, pop up galleries and venues that allow access to arts new publics and during the event we make art, in the case of the house/home event we create representations of local living spaces.

  Sculpture from ´The Way We Live` Socialmaterialbank project – Bookcubegallery, Dublin.

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkJS0IzZREk)

“Image Objects” Brings the Digital Outdoors | Artinfo

The exhibition, on display in New York's City Hall Park, riffs on the complex interplay between the computer-generated and the supposedly "real."

“Image Objects,” on view through November 20, brings digital culture to City Hall Park in New York. Organized by Public Art Fund and curated by Andrea Hickey — who also put together the spra

Paul Chan's first New York exhibition since 2009, “Nonprojections for New Lovers,” is on view at the Guggenheim.