billedkunstnerisk grundkursus: december 2009

torsdag den 10. december 2009

"Born to be Alive"

Ta-daa! Så kom mosaikbilledet!
223 robottegninger er blevet scannet af Pia Pilgaard og Thomas, hvorefter Pia Nygaard og Anders har genereret forskellige versioner af mosaikbilledet.
Gruppen fra torsdag i denne uge er kommet frem til denne endelige version:

Der er ialt 352 små tegninger og computeren har genbrugt 123 tegninger.
Dimension 324 cm x 196 cm.
Vi skal onsdag i næste uge printe de tegninger ud, som er blevet gentaget, og sætte det endelige billede op i Jens Nielsen Museet.
Vi arbejder også på en plakatversion af billedet.
Alt godt
Thomas

Fortids Hytte

Fortids Hytte af bgk-elev Mathilde Bjerre

Jimmy Joe Roche

Jimmy Joe Roche (MFA, Maryland Institute College of Art)

Jimmy Joe Roche’s hand-cut and painted paper wall sculptures create a striking contemporary mythology through a series of new cultural totems. His visual language draws from traditional American and Eastern meditative symbols rechanneled through today’s cultural landscape. The works are painstakingly hand-crafted and symmetrical, requiring a long process of repetition, cutting, weaving, and painting, and embody the artist’s contemporary mantra.

Via Irvine Contemporary

www.irvinecontemporary.com/otherExhibitions.p...

dan deacon's Crystal Cat from the album Spiderman of the Rings by jimmy joe roche

søndag den 6. december 2009

White White Mayday in Mustard and Gold

WHITE WHITE MAYDAY IN
MUSTARD AND GOLD by Chris Natrop

watercolor and white tape on cut white paper with thread and nylon netting
2006

site-specific installation
RAID Projects, Los Angeles, CA

http://www.chrisnatrop.com/

string book

Not a Box

Not a box by David Grass
2007

This lamp comes as a box with all parts inside (bulb, plug, cable etc. + manual). You cut top and bottom yourself and then install. The cut out of the lamp shape functions as a graphical image of the lamp that could be inside the box, but is not.

David Graas studied product design at the Gerrit Rietveld Art Academy in Amsterdam.
Since 2004 he works as an independent product designer in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

http://www.davidgraas.com/