Eric Franklin has created a glowing glass sculpture of a human skeleton using krypton gas. I’ve been into skeletons lately. (Always liked glowing things.) It’s not so much a death thing as it is an interest in the underlying architecture of humans. And it’s just strange that something like bone is alive.
Tag Archive: art
Feb 22
Van Gogh Painted Deep Math of Turbulence
Van Gogh’s paintings have have been found to precisely depict the deep mathematics of air turbulence. Though other artists also have swirling patterns of air in their work, Van Gogh is the only one whose work shows Kolmogorov scaling in luminance probability distributions. And only in the art he painted during his psychotic episodes. BioEd Online says: …
Dec 06
Malcolm McLaren Speaks About His Life and Authenticity vs Karaoke Culture
This is well worth a watch. Or a listen. Not much happens visually. Open Culture says about it: In early October of 2009, Malcolm McLaren was nearing death but didn’t know it yet. He showed up at the 2009 Handheld Learning conference feeling fatigued, but managed to deliver a provocative and heartfelt speech titled, “Never Mind the Bullocks, Here’s …
Nov 16
Technicolor Ultra Mall Art: Danielle Meder (And some stray thoughts)
This picture is by long time blog friend Danielle Meder of Final Fashion. She says: I’ve been reading Technicolor Ultra Mall, the debut novel by longtime blog friend Ryan Oakley of The Grumpy Owl. I’m a great fan of Ryan’s blog, but this is the first time I’ve read his fiction. I wasn’t sure if I’d like …
Nov 27
El Ataque de la Chihuahua Gigante!
Sacramento artist Christy Savage. painted a portrait of my wife and her (our) dog. I love it. Pulp art is close to my heart. Same with the wife and dog. I’ve got a soft spot (and a hard one) for sleazy trash. Funny enough, in the gift giving guide of The Sacramento News and Review, right …
Oct 18
Escape (Robot Birds)
I dislike installation art almost as much as I dislike artists. I do, however, make exceptions for things involving robots. Then I tell myself it’s not an installation at all but a future zoo exhibit that has been somehow dislocated in time. Neil Mendoza and Anthony Goh have made this easy for me by collaborating to …











