Waiting Room, by Justine Cooper, New York 2005
This strangely haunting image
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Mathematical Nature Painting: Nested, 2008 by Keith Tyson Contemporary art about climate change is still sometimes seen as the frivolous dilettante who has showed up late to what it thinks I am soon to be assigned to a guest house in Copenhagen by the remarkable New Life Copenhagen art project. For five days people I don’t know, who don’t know me, will put me Rem Koolhaas at the Dubai Next exhibition The party is over in Dubai. It was always based on a boom. And art is always there when there is a boom. http://vimeo.com/moogaloo
It’s an amazing achievement, to unlock this space for this kind of exhibit. The crowds I saw were drawn to the sheer strangeness and hugeness of the shapes of the trees, which are supposed to link the ideas of deforestation and climate Resilience, one of the two plays that form The Contingency Plan by Steve Waters Given that theatre presents itself as a form that is profoundly engaged in the politics of the Upright Figure No 7, 1970, Berlin, by my uncle René Graetz
read more] Pictured above is Item No. 12 from the entertainingly dystopian project by Hollington & Kyprianou , Adams & Smith, An Auction of Late Capitalist-Period Artefacts. It’s part of the last day of Platform’s 100 Days series at the Arnolfini. [Hollington and Kyprianou, you may |
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