Suh-weet. Interview with one of my favorite artists EVAH.

Some really cool production details on this one, titled Coronet, made of glass. Others are made of plaster and look like 3D modeling of some sort. If anyone knows of upcoming exhibitions of this work, give us a ring on the ghost phone. via

Really nice jpeg drawings and gifs. Via Today and Tomorrow. Posting lots cause I like ‘em lots:

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Some great work that seems appropriate to the times. I don’t think she has any exhibitions anytime soon, but she was in the not-very-well-received “Unmonumental” show at the New Museum, and I came across her book It Ain’t Gonna Lick Itself recently. Of I Want Kids (above), Lisa Mark writes:

The figure itself vaguely resembles a Japanese gundam robot with its clunky, bottom-heavy legs and overbearing scale. Made from men’s pajama fabric stretched over a wooden framework, its torso is flat and taut like a stretched canvas … Despite the many masculine signifiers, there is also something primal and feminine about the work: without its flaccid phallus, it would appear static, but the dangling member creates a downward pull reminiscent of squatting–the preferred method of delivering babies in many non-western cultures.

I have to admit I’ve never watched any conventions. Looks fun!

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So we’ve written before about black holes (probably not) being opened by the new super-collider under the Swiss/French border. But what would it be like if a black hole were opened? Two possibilities: One, nearly instantaneous nothingness, without so much as a sucking sound. But maybe this:

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Humans are amazing. Via Neatorama.

Thanks, Elliot

If anyone knows how to get rid of the annotations, holla.

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