Untitled - by Doris Salcedo
Sunday, June 8th, 2008
Installation for the Istanbul Biennial
artist & website: Doris Salcedo - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doris_Salcedo

Installation for the Istanbul Biennial
artist & website: Doris Salcedo - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doris_Salcedo
artist & website: Jenny Holzer - wikipedia page

Interactive installation - Munich, Germany - video below
“For the display Reactive Sparks, the traffic on the street is tracked in real-time; each vehicle creates a spark which moves across the screens. The Waves in the lower part of the display represent the amount of traffic in the past few minutes. More traffic results in higher waves with faster movement.”
artist & website: Markus Lerner - http://www.markuslerner.com

artist & website: Kielnhofer - http://kielnhofer.todayinart.com/
independent site: http://www.kielnhofer.at/press/

Banana Wall, 10,000 bananas and glue - Now, when I first saw this image it didn’t do much for me, though I did enjoy a couple photos of other pieces. What made me feature this piece was the discussion surrounding that has begun to swell around it on the internet. Some of the discussions include is it or is it not art, what a waste of food that could have fed the hungry, etc. The one that interests me most is the discussions fueled by the anger of the wasted of food. I guess it just shows how socially aware everyone is becoming and that to me is exciting. Anyway, what do you think?
artist & website: Stefan Sagmeister - Link to the show

Materials include 88 yards of quilted satin, one ten ton Nike Hercules Missile 300′ x 109″ x 492″
artist & website: Elizabeth Demaray - http://www.elizabethdemaray.com/
This collaborative installation captures writing from the New York Times, old and new, and displays is in various ways on hundreds of small screens.
artist & website: Ben Rubin & Mark Hansen - http://www.earstudio.com/projects/moveable_type.html

rolled paper, calligraphic ink, glue - Jae Ko’s exhibition at the David Winton Bell Gallery
artist & website: Jae Ko - http://www.artline.com/galleries/mateyka/artists/ko/ko.html