death is lively then ever

we can't have enough of death imagery
and pleasure principle are doing it at its best.
with so much war and conflicts around the planet death still reining in life, art and fashion.

science artists where are they

is there many like cornelia hesse-honegger a science artists out there these days?

some how they are in between the art and crafts. they were in the past much more regarded as artists. are they today still be able to claim the artists status?

with the advance of technology in imagery making i think they almost lost that artistic status.

thanks very much for iori wallace for the tipp about this artist and her achievements .

dontneed.org will be on

today monday the 3.3.2008

dontneed.org will celebrate its launching from 8pm on***

come and join us at oppenheimerstr. 43,  frankfurt am main

there will be a live interview with boris the "bunny releaser" and kaspar knigge direct from copenhagen 'Ö'Ö'Ö' and we will be able to watch jorma foth "calling gregorio". hanna hildebrand will be around talking without words. ayaka okutsu will chat with saul judd, the lights will be by lasse schmit hansen, videosounds by duft punk and duft champ by ilja karilampi spacial energy appearance by agassi bangera.

great shout to mathias wollin*, kolja remke*, adreas dehlinger*, shane munro*, dana munro,* christian tonner, sascha hanssen* micha,* lasse schmidt hansen,* städel academy,*

beyond art

is hay in art a banal or a serious subject? alan ritch has been writing and posting a lot about it.

how about arborsculpture how serious is that art form if, acctually, it is one? or it is just design. somehow it has a long traditions tradition. here a nice piece in cabinet magazine about it.