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designboom spoke with oliver shultz, curatorial director at pace gallery, about how the show sheds new light on the artists' aesthetic dialogue.
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from a riverbed running through a museum, to supersized mushrooms spinning overhead, here are 12 art installations to virtually surround yourself in the sights and sounds of spring.
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'consumed' is short film by richard john seymour that follows the hidden world behind our everyday objects.
in a conversation with designboom, the artist discusses his work with dancers and the painstaking assembly of their bodies to form elaborate and fantastical scenes.
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@Milo Lang
The climate does change independently, and yes, inevitably. The problem, however, is that we’re actively accelerating the process in a way that makes it impossible for the nature, or even to ourselves and the societies we’ve built, to adapt to the changes. Climate doesn’t change at this fast a pace in solely natural circumstances.
Effective visuals. However, climate change is inevitable. Man didn’t cause it and man can’t alter it. We are just coming out of the last Ice Age.
I think this light installation is amazing art and for raising awareness of everyone’s responsibility for safeguarding our planet. I’m not in agreement with politicising it since it’s the actions of people/consumers damaging the environment. We could blame industrialists. But industry simply produce services or goods for the consumer. Consumer power can take effect tomorrow if people are aware, have a heart for the issue and take action. Yes, politicians andindustry do have a role but it’s like passing the buck if we believe that politicians are the main target for change. IMO
+1 How about in every coastal city and town on the globe ? Start with the biggest ones—especially national and state capitals !
Yes, urgently. Ask these light people to get in touch with the Green Party and Extinction Rebellion here in the UK, and see if they can do this in LONDON. It has no impact on the cretins in Westminster unless the water would be lapping up the windows of the Houses of Parliament. PLEASE.