If you put your mind to it...
Dec 02, 2008
posted by: Shadi
This just goes to show what a couple of people and some relatively-inexpensive (compared to the big guys) modern tech can accomplish. Greg Parker manages to record images billions of light years away in his home-built observatory using an 11-inch telescope and modified digital camera. He then sends the images to astrophotography expert Noel Carboni for post-processing and image assembly. The end result is beautiful and inspiring:
Space is the best.
Ronald K. Update
Nov 29, 2008
posted by: b
Ronald Kurniawan will be featured in the new issue of Computer Arts Magazine. The new issue will also come with a free 2009 calendar!
New James Jean print release @ theXOXO and the Fables Covers book Signing
Nov 28, 2008
posted by: Charlie
I'm excited to announce that we are releasing a new print by James Jean during his signing of the XOXO Hugs and Kisses postcard book set and Fables Covers: The Art of James Jean Vol. 1. The print will be 13" x 16" and only $45. These items will make great holiday gifts, so come get them while they last.
Check out this gift James is offering all of his fans! A hi-resolution poster of the poster for his show at Jonathan Levine Gallery in January.
Hare, Oil on Rives BFK, 22 x 30", 2008.
Annette Messager
Nov 28, 2008
posted by: Alexis
I was recently introduced to the work of French artist Annette Messager, known mainly for her installation pieces which consist of a wide array of materials, such as colored pencils, photographs, stuffed animals, crayons, metal, books, and embroidery. Morbid, playful, and bizarre, Messager has been a proponent of feminist art for well over 30 years now. Her work is insane! She mashes up both high and low art, the beautiful and the ugly.
Here, she creates internal organs out of brightly colored fabrics and strings them from the ceiling.
Penetration, 1993-94
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Nov 27, 2008
posted by: Wade
All of us at Nucleus hope that you have a memorable Thanksgiving. It is a time to reflect upon all for which you are thankful. We are certainly thankful for the opportunity to have a voice in the current contemporary art scene and to work closely with talented artists witnessing their creativity firsthand. We are very thankful for the continued and growing interest in our exhibitions. And truly, we are thankful for those who pay frequent visits to our gallery, store, and website and share about us with their family and friends.
We hope that you can visit us this Friday or Saturday in person (or online if you are not in the area). We are offering savings on unique items that would make memorable gifts for those who matter most. It is sort of our way to GIVE THANKS to you : )
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