A new discipline of lighting as defined by Bastien Carre. Lumigraphie is the process of creating illuminated electrical structures. Bastien and I contacted each other over the internet because of our mutual exploration into this medium. He has been working on a web location for examples and resources related to this discipline. The new site is here. Bastien’s Website is linked here.
Jason Krugman Studio is installing a series of LED mesh cubes for Wired Magazine’s Popup store in Times Square. Firefly, our wind-sensitive LED display will also be on view. The store is located at 42nd and Broadway and will be open from November 18th to December 24th. Hope you can stop by and check it out.
More photos are on my facebook page here
Point/counter-point as it relates to the production of public art, and the constant balance of appeasing everyone involved.
This group of environmentally conscious citizens is really pissed off at christo’s plan to put fabric over the arkansas river… i can identify with both sides of the debate
Christo
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/08/us/United-States-Approves-Christos-Over-the-River-Project-in-Colorado.html
Anti-Christo
http://www.roarcolorado.org/
Floating stage set on Lake Constance in Bregenz, Austria. Verdi’s Opera, “A Masked Ball” in 1999 featured a giant book being read by a skeleton.
Diodes lasers could eventually replace LEDs – mixing colors produces a pleasing shade of white light.
This holiday season, the several of Jason Krugman Studio’s “Freddy” sculptures will grace the shipping containers of Deklab Market. The work was originally installed for the Brooklyn Night Bazaar hosted by Dekalb Market and sponsored by Aaron Broudo.
I like the combination of light colors – the cool white from the neon and the warmer light coming from the crystal chandeliers. Original blog post is here
Harun Farocki has a great show up at the MoMA now titled “Images of War (At a Distance)”. It is about the relationship between production and war, examining how innovation in the military relates to civilian innovation and private enterprise. It highlights technologies like computer vision, spatial awareness in machines and machine decision making. Highly recommend.
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