http://www.rolandflexner.com/Bubbles2.htm Roland Flexner makes “Pop art” at its most literal: India ink and soap bubbles, allowed to pop, create visuals akin to mini-planets. I found an exhibit of these in the Albright-Knox, and was captivated with them even before reading how they’d been created. Luckily, another artist’s description of how messy the process is dissuaded […]
Category Archives: Fine Arts
The Exhibition: Rides – Torontoist
http://torontoist.com/2010/09/the_exhibition_rides.php I appear to be the only Torontoist reader on SU, which is a shame as it’s quite a fun site and exhibits far more love for my hometown than I can muster. Today’s photo feature: Slow-shutter shots of the midway rides at the Canadian National Exhibition, also known to Toronto kids as the Death […]
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http://www.littledee.net/archive/20040906.html My obsessive nature reveals itself: Carrington sent me a link to Little Dee, and I somehow worked my way through the entire lovely archive in one sitting. Sure, I can’t feel my feet anymore, but it was worth it!
Stand By Your Statue: January 2005
http://standbyyourstatue.blogspot.com/2005_01_01_standbyyourstatue_archive.html I’ve got to dig up my friend’s version on the “fetal position/pain” statue in Montreal…