bio 1 catherine nelson's labyrinth landscapes submerge viewers in a fictional flood of flora jun 27, 2016 catherine nelson's labyrinth landscapes submerge viewers in a fictional flood of flora catherine nelson’s labyrinth landscapes submerge viewers in a fictional flood of flora(above) submerged no. 1, 2016 | pigment print from digital photograph at the start of june, designboom featured photographer catherine nelson‘s ‘worlds’ — a series of spherical landscapes pieced together from hundreds of individual photographs shot across the world. the digitally stitched, miniature planets blur the line between fiction and reality, forming fabricated universes that see flora and fauna meet bodies of water and animal wildlife in an orb of carefully-placed imagery. nelson’s latest body of work continues to expand the potential of photography beyond its traditional scope. combining her training as a painter with her expertise in cinematic visual effects, the artist’s mesmerizing ‘submerged’ series forms immersive natural environments and labyrinth landscapes for viewers to get lost in.
VPT 7 | Conversations with spaces VPT 8 by HC Gilje, released may 2018. Video Projection Tool (VPT) is a free multipurpose realtime projection software tool for Mac and Windows. VPT 7 was downloaded over 100000 times, so in spite of a lot of other options available VPT still is popular. Among other things it can be used for projecting mapping on complex forms, adapt a projection to a particular space/surface, combine recorded and live footage, for multiscreen HD playback, for interactive installations using arduino sensors or camera tracking ++. VPT is very flexible in terms of control, with presets and a built in cue list, as well as control over almost every single parameter using OSC, midi, serial communication, built in LFOs and ArtNet. It also supports syphon (mac) and spout (windows) for sharing video streams between applications. VPT 8 is recommended for mac OS 10.12 or later and Windows 7 and 10 (although VPT 7 works great on Windows 7).and yes, it is still FREE! VPT 8 has a lot of under-the-hood changes. Download
table 1 mor charpentier | Lara Almarcegui Le travail que Lara Almarcegui développe depuis près de vingt ans questionne la frontière entre le renouvellement et le déclin des villes, en cherchant à mettre en lumière des éléments du monde urbain qui échappent souvent au regard. D’une part, l’artiste s’intéresse à des espaces abandonnés, des structures en phase de transformation, en questionnant l’état actuel de construction, développement, usure et dégradation de zones périphériques. D’autre part, elle tente de décrypter les liens multiples qui existent entre architecture et urbanisme, en établissant un discours sur les différents éléments qui constituent la réalité physique d’un paysage urbain en constante transformation. Lara Almarcegui a représenté l’Espagne à la 55ème Biennale de Venise, en 2013.
Célestin Résumé Célestin est un petit fantôme sympathique, qui s’est donné pour mission de protéger les enfants et de les aider à grandir dans les meilleures conditions au milieu des adultes. Axé sur 3 grands domaines, que sont les accidents domestiques, les accidents de la vie courante et les droits de l'enfants (une 4ème saison étant en cours de production sur la sécurité routière), Célestin qui joue le rôle d'ange gardien auprès de son ami Lucas qui, du haut de ces cinq ans, se jette avec insouciance dans tous les divers pièges de la vie courante.... par Mousticks le 04 juin 2004 Commentaire Série entièrement éducative, réalisée notamment avec le soutient de l'association Prévention MAIF, Célestin voit grandir depuis 1996 son succès, non seulement à l'antenne mais aussi dans les écoles et les milieux associatifs de l'enfance.
christopher santerre celestin09 Bente Skjøttgaard — Ceramist Bente Skjøttgaard: Cumulus Congestus, Pierre Marie Giraud 10/10 – 8/11, 2014 Cumulus congestus no 1426 Stoneware and glaze, 2014 H 83 x 50 x 34 cm Photo: Ole Akhøj Cumulus congestus no 1422 Stoneware and glaze, 2014 H 64 x dia. 36 cm Photo: Ole Akhøj Cumulus congestus no 1428 Stoneware and glaze, 2014 H 65 x dia. 35 cm Photo: Ole Akhøj Cumulus congestus no 1427 Stoneware and glaze, 2014 H 65 x dia. 44 cm Photo: Ole Akhøj Cumulus congestus no 1424 Stoneware and glaze, 2014 H 60 x dia. 33 cm Photo: Ole Akhøj Large stack of clouds no 1431 Stoneware and glaze, 2014 H 78 x 64 x 50 cm Photo Ole Akhøj Cumulus congestus no 1432 Stoneware and glaze, 2014 H 67 x 43 x 34 cm Photo: Ole Akhøj Cumulus congestus no 1445 Stoneware and glaze, 2014 H 34 x dia. 21 cm Photo: Ole Akhøj Cumulus congestus no 1446 Stoneware and glaze, 2014 H 34 x dia. 22 cm Photo Ole Akhøj Cumulus congestus no 1447 Stoneware and glaze, 2014 H 35 x dia. 22 cm Photo Ole Akhøj Top of page
Brooklyn-Based Artist Dustin Yellin Takes Over The New York City Ballet What better way to really dig into the post-holidays spirit than a trip to the ballet? This time of year, there are less sugar plum fairies and mouse kings hanging around New York City's Lincoln Center, and more multi-dimensional human forms encapsulated in suspended animation. To be fair, the "Psychogeographies" -- the 3,000-pound sculptures that indeed resemble human forms suspended in glass encasements -- are only on view until March 1, 2015. They are the work of Brooklyn-based artist Dustin Yellin, the founder of Red Hook’s Pioneer Works, who specializes in human-size, three-dimensional collages depicting fantastical and sometimes sinister scenes. The sculptures are part of the NYCB's Art Series, which aims to produce annual collaborations between contemporary visual artists and the ballet. For Yellin, psychogeographies are akin to maps of the psyche. Check out a preview of Yellin's work, courtesy of the New York City Ballet and photographer Andy Romer, here.