This spring, through May 13, internationally renowned artist Doug Aitken (American, b. Redondo Beach, California, 1968; lives and works in Los Angeles and New York) illuminates the entire facade of the Hirshhorn’s iconic building, transforming it into “liquid architecture” and an urban soundscape. Using eleven high-definition video projectors, Aitken seamlessly blends imagery to envelop the Museum’s exterior, creating a work that redefines cinematic space. A bold commission that will enter the Hirshhorn’s permanent collection and enliven its public space, SONG 1 allows visitors to the National Mall a chance to witness the first-ever work of 360-degree convex-screen cinema.
Free download: Oneohtrix Point Never ‘Replica’ (Software, 2011).
“Replica, the latest full-length from Oneohtrix Point Never, is based on lo-fi audio sourced from television advertisement compilations. So far, so Oneohtrix.” FACT Magazine
Oneohtrix Point Never ‘Hyperdawn’.
computer vision (via sunsetcorp)
“Stunning photography by Janet Echelman, a designer who focuses on reshaping “urban airspace with monumental, fluidly moving...
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Sometimes I don’t trust my own judgement....
A small video interview by Pitchfork with 2012 favourite Laurel Halo (via Dirk Geurs on Twitter.)