Visual-Explorations

  • Found in Nature

    By on April 24, 2014

    An Interview with Barry Rosenthal What was the genesis of this project? Was it a reaction to the amount...

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  • of time, lost

    By on March 6, 2014

    of time, lost let me tell you something about desire… I long for dark rooms. Crumbling architecture, peeling wallpaper, floors...

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  • Book Work

    By on February 13, 2014

    The age of information in physical form is waning. As intangible routes thrive with quicker fluidity, material and history...

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  • Crystalline World

    By on December 29, 2013

    Russian photographer Andrew Osokin captures the fragile beauty of snowflakes and ice crystals in the brief moments before they...

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  • Natural History

    By on September 30, 2013

    During the summer of my ninth and tenth years, my mother, in lieu of hiring a babysitter, kept me...

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  • Lightning

    By on July 25, 2013

    Summer is the time of mounting cumulus clouds, the sharp claps and growling rumble of thunder, and the shock...

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  • Technological Mandalas

    By on July 4, 2013

    Artist’s Statement I am interested in how systems can be applied in the process of making art, how something...

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  • Antarctica

    By on May 30, 2013

    Guggenheim Fellow Erika Blumenfeld was artist-in-residence on a six-week expedition to Antarctica. This month's Visual Explorations seeks to awaken...

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  • The Last Pictures

    By on April 30, 2013

    Humanity’s longest lasting remnants are found among the stars. Over the last fifty years, hundreds of satellites have been...

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  • E. coli

    By on March 18, 2013

    Photographs of Jerram’s glass artworks are used widely in medical journals, text books and media stories and are seen...

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