today and tomorrow

Paintings by Kees Goudzwaard.

found at but does it float

Swing by Su-Mei Tse.

found at vvork

“Unstated Statements” by Femke De Vries. The t-shirt, commonly known as the fashion platform for statements.

found at trendbeheer

Untitled Painting is the latest project of Thomas Eberwein. It’s a google maps flash mash-up inspired by Gerhard Richter’s series of overpainted photographs. You can paint on any location you want.

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Last Monday, Charles Joplin from the artist collective Cornrow Rider flew from New York to New York. $493.47 vaporized.

found at vvork

These are my favorites from the “Like Everyday” series by Shadi Ghadirian.

found at ∅

“It wasn’t meant to end like this” is an installation by Glue Society. It seems like a 25-ton mechanical digger buried itself under 300 tons of sand. You can see it at the Sculpture by the Sea festival in Aarhus, Denmark.

found at CR Blog

Samson is a museum installation by Chris Burden. It is made of a 100-ton jack, a gear box and a turnstile. Each time when a visitor enters the gallery space and passes through the turnstile, the jack connected to the gear box expand a little and pushes against the walls. So when a certain amount of people visit the exhibition, it is possible that the walls could collapse.

found at things magazine

“The Animatic” is a Rube Goldman machine developed by Yuri Suzuki and Household. It is actually a three-dimensional music video. A record player triggers a chain of small individual animating machines. These are all based on simple animation techniques from flick books to shadow puppets. The viewer follows a chain of machines to piece together a narrative. By the time the viewer reaches the end of the song they will have seen in essence a music video for the chosen record, which in this instance is “Memphis Tennessee”, a Silicon Teens cover of the classic track by Chuck Berry.

“The Hustle With Art and Economy” by Bernhard Garnicnig.