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  • Hector Serrano Studio

    March 10th, 2010

    Hector Serrano Studio is a London based studio with a very diverse portfolio. The studio’s activities are divided into what they call product design, space design and laboratory work. For anyone who attended Festival 8 of the band Phish last fall you may have seen their piece called Borealis.

    Tabor Robak

    August 7th, 2009

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    The work of Tabor Robak. I think this quote describes it best:

    In the beginning Tabor created the chrome and the rainbow. And Tabor divided the light from the darkness, and called the light “lens flare”, and the darkness he called “drop shadow.”

    Also, be sure to check out his other web sites:  Digital Spiruality, Reality CPU, and Internet Magick.

    Culture Hero – James Meyer Opens in New York

    January 5th, 2009

    James Meyer, Culture Hero 2, 2008, Ink and gesso on paper, 30 x 44 inches

    Culture Hero“, a solo exhibition of paintings and works on paper by veteran artist James Meyer opens, Thursday January 8 in New York City at the Morgan Lehman Gallery in the Chelsea arts district. It is not to be missed.

    A unique body of work, the “Culture Hero” exhibit features pieces in black and white that are reminiscent of constellations in space. Imagine lying on a hill one dark evening staring into the stars and you see a boy crying, then another child shushing you and yet another, balancing on a rope.

    Emotions work in complex ways that as adults we often fail to acknowledge. The open hearts of children frequently show us how precious every instinctive state of mind is. They also show us the joy in being. This presentation of seemingly simple content is in actuality revealing of the challenges of being an adult in todays culture. We all need a hero, why not our own inner child?

    For more information and images from the exhibition, please visit : www.morganlehmangallery.com

    Hubble turns 18

    April 28th, 2008

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    Commemorating Hubble’s 18th Birthday, Nasa has released a collection of 59 images – colliding galaxies.

    The sun in motion

    April 10th, 2008

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    Witness the surface of the sun in motion. Each of the little “tiles” in the top picture is the size of a continent.

    Also check out this site for more footage of the solar surface.  Hot.

    Hm. . .

    March 27th, 2008

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    “My God, it’s full of stars!”
    2001: A Space Odyssey (book version)

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    Endeavour

    March 21st, 2008

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    Spectators watch the space shuttle Endeavour launch from the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida.

    From TIME, Pictures of the Week.

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