ART NEWS FROM ELSEWHERE The man behind Ilfracombe’s Verity statue, polarising artist Damien Hirst, has demanded one of his own paintings be returned to him and destroyed, after an unusual…
By Gemma Boon Peter Gubel changed our view on technology for ever with his article ‘Technology doesn’t work without poetry’, published on ThinkBig.com on October 6, 2013. He made us…
By Helen Stoilas Bill Viola has moved beyond water, a symbolic element that is often used by the US artist in his large-scale videos, for his commission for St Paul’s…
[By Lance Ulanov – originally posted on Mashable.com] Humans are accustomed to drawing in the air. We gesture with our hands when talking and will try to illustrate charade secrets…
Hacking the Museum: een vierdaagse masterclass over de toekomst van het kunstmuseum Een initiatief van: Rijksmuseum Twenthe, AKI-ArtEZ, Universiteit Twente en Reinwardt Academie Maakt internet musea overbodig? Van wie…
[Original Article by NICOLE NGUYEN for Pop Sugar Tech] Before there were CDs, USB drives, and tiny little micro SD cards, there were floppy disks. They were rugged, plastic, square-shaped trading…
Originally posted on Gemma Boon's blog: The second chapter of the influential book Ways of Seeing by John Berger (1972) consists of 25 pictures of naked women. Page after…
In April 2014 is het vijf jaar geleden dat de Nederlandse schrijver, dichter en columnist Martin Bril op 49-jarige leeftijd overleed. Bekijk hier de documentaire op Uitzendinggemist.nl die de VARA…
Vsauce, a videoblogger currently in the race for a Webby Award, tackles something so philosophical in his latest video that you’ll start to wonder what our purpose is on this…
Posted by Gemma Boon We like to look around and see what happens in the art world outside of The Netherlands. Today: Art news from London. Opti-ME* 27th April…