palettescripting for art and pleasure (jean-pierre hebert's studio)(Untitled)- October 14, 2004 My sand pieces have a new generic name: "aniccata" (sanskrit for impermanence). They are readily accepted as healing art in an appropriate context. This is good. They are also much more than that.http://radio.weblogs.com/0100041/2004/10/14.html#a74 (Untitled)- October 13, 2004 Oxford department of astrophysics also has an artist in residence.http://radio.weblogs.com/0100041/2004/10/13.html#a73 (Untitled)- October 13, 2004 October 7, opening at the KITP, dedication of a new wing, twenty five years anniversary of the institute, celebration of David Gross' Nobel prize timely announced the day before, and a three days conference on the future of physics. I present fifty pieces in a solo show plus fifteen pieces permanently installed as their collection. For the length of the conference I displayed two sand pieces, one playing music after the sand traces (created with Ioannis Zannos).http://radio.weblogs.com/0100041/2004/10/13.html#a72 |