after a week-long hiatus, back to the grindhouse

LSD - The Beyond Within [Part 1 of 9]



[parts 2-9]



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Russell Tyler





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Stéphane Prigent








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"To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Radiohead's OK Computer we've asked some of our favorite musicians to participate in a song-by-song covers compilation."
OKX: A Tribute to OK Computer



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Yago Hortal lives and wroks in Berlin:











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IF THERE BE THORNS
directed by Michael Robinson





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Eleanor Taylor





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Dale Wylie is currently studying BA (hons) Illustration at Norwich University College of the Arts. He lives and works in Norwich, UK.








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Dylan Martorell





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Trailer for the new documentary Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child.

Directed by Tamra Davis, "the documentary features never-before seen footage of the prolific artist painting, talking about his art, and existing in the two years prior to his death in 1988."





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MIRANDA F. MELLIS: Can you talk about how you approach writing vis-à-vis form and content?

THALIA FIELD: At the heart of the question of form and content is process, how an artist uses “awareness” to destroy dull and conventional habits of language and worldview. Both Stein and Cage innovatively used awareness practice to open up new areas of form and theatricality.

Full Interview in Context N°18



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Mexican artist Lorena Lazard:








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Huun-Huur-Tu - If I'd Been Born An Eagle (1996)

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Sayaka Kajita Ganz
Born in Japan
Lives and works in Fort Wayne, Indiana, U.S.A.








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Christina Bothwell
"In my work I am drawn to the processes of birth, death, and renewal. What lies below the surface fascinates me and I try to capture the qualities of the "unseen" that express the sense of wonder that I feel in my daily existence. I am attracted to glass because it can do everything that other sculptural media can; in addition, it offers an inner space and transmits light.":








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Michael Garlington is "an acclaimed Northern California photographer and master printer":








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"The art of our time is noisy with appeals for silence.

A coquettish, even cheerful nihilism. One recognizes the imperative of silence, but goes on speaking anyway. Discovering that one has nothing to say, one seeks a way to say that."

The Aesthetics of Silence
by
Susan Sontag



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Sean S. Cain
Born: 1968, Xenia, OH
BFA, Pacific Northwest College of Art, 1994








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Fay Jones
Born: 1936, Boston, MA
B.F.A., RISD 1957








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Wendy White
Born 1971, Deep River, CT
Lives and works in New York, NY








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British artist Alex Hudson:








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"Civilization"
directed by Marco Brambilla

"Civilization is a video installation we created with artist/director Marco Brambilla for the elevators Standard Hotel in NYC. It's comprised of over 400 video clips and it takes elevator passengers on a trip from hell to heaven as they go up or from heaven to hell as they go down."





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Nurses - Apple's Acre (2009)

based upon a materialist interpretation of history

"Komoclassi #6"
video by Bananamoon & Messinger





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American artist Abraham Storer:





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Faile artist collective:











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"He dreams that everything square is a casket. Each casket
holds three masks. Each mask has room for thirteen children."

Two Poems
by
Julia Cohen and Mathias Svalina



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from Roberley Bell's "Flowery Blob" series:








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Katy Horan lives and works in Austin, TX:








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Kate D. Macdowell resides in Oregon:








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a new David Lynch website



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Alexa Meade is a 23-year-old artist based in the Washington, DC area:






"The reverse trompe l’oeil series is Alexa Meade’s spin on reality. Alexa has invented a painting technique that makes 3 dimensional space look flat, blurring the lines between illusion and reality.

Typically a painting is an artist's interpretation of the subject painted onto another surface. In Alexa's paintings, she creates her artistic interpretation of the subject directly on top of the subject itself. Essentially, her art imitates life - on top of life.

By wrapping her subject in a mask of paint, she skews the way that the core of the subject is perceived."








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"Ritual"
performance piece by Hayoung

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Dutch artist Eduard Bezembinder:











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"Black listened, another curved knife. Bent level and curved knife. Listened in seconds, turned even now, even done. Another now, over there, her, even rots."

"Black"
by
Andrew Borgstrom



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Ukrainian artist Mark Khaisman:








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Erik Minter "works with a broad range of media, investigating the play of the synthetic & human and its interface with the natural world. Plant and insect structures fuse with vehicles from an unknown (and yet somehow nostalgic) future creating a hybrid new reality...His specialty is the liminal space between the conscious and the unconscious, the real and the unreal, the present and the future."











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"The Being on the Wall (Parts I & II)"
directed by Gene Geter








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Artist’s statement
Galen Cheney

"People ask me, “What inspires you?” Honestly, the concept of inspiration is foreign to me, as it implies a force outside oneself, compelling a person to create. I, on the other hand, am so internally driven to paint, that inspiration is really beside the point. It’s about doing the work."








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Glennray Tutor is an American Photorealist painter:





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Tyson Anthony Roberts
Born: 1982
Resides: Seattle, WA:











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The Gentleman Losers - Dustland (2009)

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"Station one exacerbate theory. Station two chug cookie dough. Station three throw up. Station four leftovers. Station five sing in public. Station six consider tossing oneself from the top floor. Station seven apply lotion. Station eight adopt Lebanese. Station nine wear black. Station ten Google “Satan.”..."

"Rory Gilmore Adopts an Interest in the Fourteen Stations of the Cross"
by
Joseph Goosey



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Master Musicians of Bukkake - Totem One (2009)

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"The axe makings shards of moon, the man cupping his hands, the water overboard not enough to keep the woods out of suffocation."

"The Man He Took An Axe Into The Woods [10]"
by
J.A. Tyler



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The Philip Glass Ensemble - Music in Twelve Parts (1996)

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Chris Hagerty (b. 1976)
Brooklyn College, MFA in Studio Art 2005