Check THIS shit out. Currently clocking in as the biggest artwork in the world, it’s carved into the Nevada desert from tire tracks. It is 9 miles wide. By artist Jim Denevan, whose work we can safely say is off the chain. Via What Made Me Look & the Improvised Life.
Category: Visual Research
Top Albums – 2009
In passing, I’ve mentioned briefly about how I’ve had much, much less new music to digest in the past year. I’ve spent a little bit of time considering why this is exactly so and I’m pretty sure it has a lot to do freelancing & blog-writing. Somehow these activities which take up all my time… Read more »
At Your Leisure
After working on Proximity magazine, it’s especially important to me to support local & smaller publications because I know the extra amount of effort it takes to them pull off, particularly financially. And now there’s this week’s news that ID is folding, on top of all our other countess magazine friends that have folded in… Read more »
A Pink Mess by Essimar
Esther, or Essimar Papel as she’s known for her delightful paper-crafts, does these fantastic outdoor installations every so often. This one, A Pink Mess, is all about hot pink paper triangles and the season’s first snow, set at Chicago’s lakefront (which I can only imagine was quite a chilly adventure). See more at Esther’s flickr… Read more »
P. Williams
I don’t know about you, but I always love to get a peek from people’s sketchbooks. These are by P. Williams, and while I could have easily posted about all of his hilarious funky projects (mostly performance & sculpture interestingly enough) I chose the sketchbooks because I never get tired of seeing the loose, in-progress… Read more »
