What do noob brooklyn art fans like to playwith most? Well this week it was definitely DanCoyote’s pixelboard which we first talked about on this post.
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Award for Most Crowd Pleasing Artwork of week 1: DanCoyote
Posted by jvanb on March 11th, 2008Award for Most subtle artwork of Week 1: Selavy Oh
Posted by jvanb on March 9th, 2008
If you look at pictures of this area before we started. you will see that there was only one wedge facing the tower, raked like an old fashioned stage. But Selavy Oh decided to create what she called a “architectural intervention” creating another stage facing the first one, slightly smaller, like a daughter stage. Is it there for some serious intellectual purpose, such as to subvert the assumption of the original stage that people are performing for the gallery viewers in the tower? Is it just silly? Selavy’s namesake says maybe a little of both. What i like about it is the way that unless you know you would have no idea this was anything other than part of the stage- which i just think is kind of hilarious
Award for funniest artwork of week 1: Eureka Dejavu
Posted by jvanb on March 7th, 2008
Eureka Dejavu of Dancing Ink Productions Left this beautiful image of light writing formed into the shape of a hat on top of one of our Topiary hipster heads. (there will be more heads soon).
