Field Trip

Dec
9th

Tue

I used to carve your name in trees, hoping you would find them. The internet has made this so much easier than it used to be.

— (via: I wrote this for you) (via kari-shma)

New Favorite Website.

(via elizabethlogan)

mine too!

Dec
8th

Mon

emily taylor. you i miss.

BIOMODD: A Living Game Computer As Social Sculpture

BIOMODD will be a social and interactive art project that brings together ecology, game culture and installation art. The work will serve to visualise and rework the intricate relationships between organic life, technology, consumption and pleasure.

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lavenderlines:

NIck Dewar

gregbrown:

(via kaiticalamity, ronniebruce, amyyy, putay, shawnblog, and suitep)

kendraspear:

srsly:

sunlit-skies:

(via parti) & (via water&sleep)

Mark Wallinger with his installation, State Britian.

State Britain meticulously recreates the motley selection of placards and banners that comprised veteran peace campaigner Brian Haw’s anti-war protest outside Parliament, until most of it was dismantled by police last year. It was Haw who made the protest, inspired the work and has devoted years of living on the street outside the Palace of Westminster promoting the cause. The question, then, is not whether State Britain is art - but who is the real artist: Wallinger or Haw?