I put together my notes and content from my Lewis & Clark College Arts Week talk with LaTurbo Avedon into a post on Medium.
Monthly Archives: April 2014
Lecture at Lewis & Clark Arts Week
I was asked by artist Rachel Wolfson to speak at Lewis and Clark College’s inaugural Arts Week this Thursday, April 24th, at 7pm in Miller room 102. 0615 SW Palatine Hill Rd, Portland, OR 97219
After conversations with the artist I’ll be using the work of 3D render LaTurbo Avedon to illustrate some thoughts from my project Identify Yourself.
Fuck Windchimes in Oregon ArtsWatch
My piece Fuck Windchimes for the International Invitational Triennial of Contemporary Windchimes at Rocksbox Fine Art appeared on Oregon ArtsWatch.
“Randomness also seems to be a vital component in South’s piece A small, black plastic fan like one in a personal computer spins at a high rate of speed. The speed of the fan provides a “surface” of sorts and allows for a projection of various sequences containing three words: “Fuck Fucking Windchimes,” all in capital letters. Sometimes it reads “Fuck Windchimes,” sometimes “Fuck Wi” or other segments of text, and sometimes the words or parts of words flicker in and out. The whole phrase is displayed much less often than the other manifestations, and it was while waiting to photograph the complete phrase that I came to a full appreciation of the irregular “rhythm” of the piece and therefore the frustrated tone of the title. I suppose some people rely on the gratification a steady melody brings.”
Really great show of 60 awesome artists and friends, up until April 27th.
DATA.MINE.CONFLUX.
Excerpts from my project Identify Yourself are featured in the catalogue of an online exhibition curated by Nuno Patricio via Neverland Space.
Press at: Triangulation, Backcatalogue, IMGLTD.