Introduction to Evening II – Abbas Akhavan

Our Facebook event is officially live! Please RSVP now! We are continuing to introduce you to the speakers of our event, Evening Conversations at the ICP for Evening II at the ICP Museum. Today we are posting about our Evening II Artist, Abbas Akhavan. Evening II: Tuesday, December 14th 6:30 – 9:00 PM at the ICP Museum  - Abbas Akhavan,…

Introduction to Evening I – Kelly Shindler

Our Facebook event is officially live! Please RSVP now! We are continuing to introduce you to the speakers of our event, Evening Conversations at the ICP for Evening I at the ICP Museum. Today we are posting about our Evening I moderator, Kelly Shindler. There will be upcoming posts about the Evening II guests; Abbas Akhavan, Caitlin Cherry, and Daniella Rose King.…

Two exhibitions, which are worth to see in this week

I would like to recommend two interesting exhibition in around New York for this weekend. The first one is a solo show of Thomas Ruff, <press++> at David Zwirner gallery. March 31 - April 30, 2016. Press Release: http://www.davidzwirner.com/exhibition/93457/?view=press-release And the second one is Dongju Kang's solo show, <Seoul> at DOOSAN Gallery. April 14th -…

Artist Talk – Wolfgang Tillmans

I would like to introduce a artist talk video of Wolfgang Tillmans. Wolfgang is considered as one of artists who is still developing his own aesthetic, experimenting various form of expression. This video would be helpful to understand his work and attitude. This artist talk was held when he had a Hasselblad Award in last…

Playing and Reality by John Houck

Before I read a book called 'photography is magic' which introduce many photographers who practice experimental approach to photography, I haven't seen/experience weird perspective effect of photography. When I found john in the book, his photography was interesting since his style of playing with photographic perspective in frame seemed to say, "what if there are…

Minny Lee: Elsewhere

Minny Lee has developed her own artistic practice by taking photographs through her personal experience in life, especially memories from her childhood. Like literature, her works seek to create and sometimes find certain spaces that resonate her synesthetic sense and she creates visual expression like writing poet with camera. Such senses construct her personal aesthetic…

The Wrong

Welcome To The World's Largest Digital Art Biennial The Wrong offers the most natural environment for showcasing net art: your browser. Will it help digital work sell? "The natural media of digital art is in a browser, not in a big screen," says Quiles Guilló, who first had the idea for an digital biennial in…

Images (not recommended)

I usually, or always shoot and capture scenes and objects. I think each scenes that I have took have a possibility to be transformed into objects, especially printed matters. So to speak, for me, printed matter is quite familiar to use it for print and making photos and dealing with it when I encountered typical…

William Kentridge: How we make sense of the world

https://youtu.be/G11wOmxoJ6U "There is a desperation in all certainty. The category of political uncertainty, philosophical uncertainty, uncertainty of images is much closer to how the world is", says South African artist William Kentridge in this video presenting his work. William Kentridge (b. 1955) is South Africa's most important contemporary artist, best known for his prints, drawings…

Blog Takeover, Day 2

I would like to introduce Korean photographer, Sanggil Kim (b. 1974 Seoul). He graduated from Daegu Arts University in 1998 with a BFA, and from Chung-Ang University in 2000 with an MFA in Photography. He have tried to consistently observe about repetitive moments of life and specific part of objects, replacing banal, forgettable images into…