While the iPhone 12 has just been released, there is news that the iPhone 13 design has already been leaked. It is not surprise that the iPhone 13 is already on its way and with a few changes such as a smaller notch size, re-implementing Touch ID, and changing camera Read more…
When stumbling upon this article, I thought that this artist’s work looked extremely familiar–and then it hit me! I had visited Bosco Sodi’s exhibition in Hong Kong last summer and was reminded just how awesome the process he takes to create his art. He fully embraces nature into his artwork, Read more…
While reading this article about what “programming art” was, it seemed like all the other articles I read about intersecting coding and art: how it was a novel idea with the potential of flourishing in this generation. However, I was taken aback when the author posed the question of whether Read more…
I stumbled upon this article’s headline about shattering conservative ideas about beauty and immediately made a connection to Wangachi Mutu whom my artist presentation on. Like Mutu, Ewa Juszkiewicz uses a contemporary style of nonsensical juxtaposition to challenge her audience about what beauty really means. I love how she integrates Read more…
When thinking about great data artists today, Giorgia Lupi comes to mind. She recently finished an artistic representation/project on relevant data relating to COVID-19 that is worth taking a look into. Check out her great designs here: http://giorgialupi.com/
Surplus Candy is the name of an exhibition by artist Hanksy. Hanksy upcycles an abandoned house in New York with fun cartoon-ish images and art. This derivation of intervention art reminded me that art does not have to be on a canvas, and that art is a tool to re-beautify Read more…
While doing research on Wangechi Mutu, I came across an article that talks about how different artists including Mutu and Marina Abramović have created art projects for people to do at home during the pandemic. The ‘Open Studio’ book consists of these different art projects, serving as another reminder that Read more…
This insightful TED Talk reminded me a lot about Dunne and Raby’s Speculative Everything, the article our class read a couple of weeks ago. Like Dunne and Raby, JD Hooge urges designers to make meaningful differences in the world and uses the term “super power” as a metaphor for design. Read more…
This visual timeline wonderfully details the history of icons and the development of art and programming. Information about the coloring, customization, and other characteristics of computer icons are presented in an aesthetic and exciting way. Link: https://historyoficons.com/
Relating our current Sound Project’s theme of sounds and visuals intersecting, I want to draw attention to a module published by the MoMA that showcases various works exploring music in art. One example is Henri Matisse’s Dance (I). Here, we see the importance of the organic lines of the dancers; Read more…