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Here's a clip and some shots of the first episode of Strong Bad's Cool Game For Attractive People, "Homestar Ruiner", in which Strong Bad's plot to win the tri-annual Race to the End of the Race somehow manages to get his arch-nemesis Homestar to move in with him. The episode of the point and click adventure, due out this summer for WiiWare and the PC, also features nifty side bits such as Videlectrix's Snake Boxer 5 and a create your own Teen Girl Squad comic dealie. It'll be just like playing the website on your Wii! Unless of course you play it on your PC. Here, screenshots.

Today the Art Gallery of Ontario unveiled a distinctive new logo that will represent the Gallery well beyond its Fall 2008 opening. Centered inside a black square, the Gallery’s new logo uses multiple typefaces and a wide spectrum of colours to create a unique effect reminiscent of light refracting through glass. By combining a strong iconic form – the black square – with a shimmering juxtaposition of overlapping coloured typefaces, the logo captures both the stability of the century-old institution and the forward-looking energy of the new Gallery. Podcast In this 7:22 minute podcast, AGO staff discuss the work of Bruce Mau Design for the Gallery and the milestone of launching a new graphic identity as part of Transformation AGO. Matthew Teitelbaum, Michael and Sonja Koerner Director, and CEO Arlene Madell, Director, Marketing Save target as.. http://www.artmatters.ca/blog/uploads/sounds/mp3/AGO-graphic-identity.mp3 To tune into the podcast by subscribing to our RSS feed, copy this link and paste it into your podcast software: http://www.artmatters.ca/podcast.xml Need podcast help? Click here Illustrated History This exhibition looks back on the history of the AGO’s graphic identities since its founding in 1900. It features a selection of logos and wordmarks compiled from the Gallery’s archives. See it on Collectionx.museum Image: Art Gallery of Toronto seal, designed in 1922 by Alexander Scott Carter News Release Click here for the news release

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Gardiner Arts Extravaganza will be held on Friday, May 16. Student artisans from School Administration District 11 will display their works at the Gardiner Area High School from 3:30 p.m to 7:30 p.m.

Geraldine Brooks's People Of The Book has been a massive bestseller in Australia. But how did she prepare the science that is fundamental to her story? The archaeology, pigment chemistry and, indeed, brain surgery is detailed and convincing. Brooks talks to Robyn Williams about why the science was so important to her and the book.

With the start of the Gallery Weekend 2008 in Berlin, Johann K nig opened the first solo show with work by Franch artist Tatiana Trouv . Tatiana Trouv presents new drawings and a sculptural installation which is based on an installation for which she was awarded the prestigious award Prix Marcel Duchamp . Tatiana Trouv 's work has been shown at the 50th and 52nd Venice Biennale and in the group show Air de Paris at the Centre Pompidou in Paris. More info.

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On a random excursion in incomparable Soho, New York, I stumbled across a prominent typical gallery. Lovely how it all unfolds in front of my eyes. - Where are you? - I am outside an art gallery. - What do you see? - I see the reflection of my feet on the ground. and I see paintings as well as a man facing the computer. - What kind of paintings? - Art history tells me that was an abstract painting. - How does the art history come to know this? - They had a reference. It is because exactly a hundred years ago someone started doing this in France. - Then ask a bigger history and get to the bottom of this! - Yes, the arrival of abstract painting was natural after the invention of photography, Cezanne, the typewriter, cinema, the radio receiver, the airplane, theory of relativity, neon light. - Then why are they still doing the same shit, as if the world is amnesiac? - I know, who gives a rat's arse to these variations on the theme of artistic inability to innovate. They call this era post-modern. Wrong, it should be called Post-mortem! I see death on every wall, every screen, every speaker. - So, who is representing life? - Life is present in the works of real artists. Children. Those who stay as children, those who make things, break things, who grasp life with both hands. - Who are you? - I am the one who speaks on behalf of human conscience. I have got these ignorant, self-important twats under my thumb. And I own everything my kin has produced so far. - Who is your kin? - Poets whose work are practically fists in the face of mediocrity, idolatry, ignorance. - Who is the man speaking in the video about revolutionary work? - Max Ernst. - Art history would like to call him a painter, though, he is a poet. - What would Max Ernst be doing, if he was your age and lived right now? - Naturally, the revolutionary work. He would not be painting for a show in a fucking gallery. He would show the world how to demean and dislocate galleries, museums, collectors, whose filthy hands hang great works of human spirit on expensive white walls. Today the revolutionary work will reclaim the intellectual property of humanity from these arseholes. - HOw do you separate artistic and autistic in this culture? - Art world is an insanely insular crowd, an autistic crowd. Autism is a brain development disorder that impairs social interaction and communication, and causes restricted and repetitive behavior. Anyone who attaches this much of importance to form is bound to be irrelevant to the progressive mind. The real art have always lived elsewhere, just like culture, right in the thick of life. In character, most of these pests, who call themselves artists are deeply insecure creatures, playing their role of incoherent captivities in their search for truth, meaning, identity, fame, fortune, the glory pledge of New York Times, The Guardian, whoever else that cares to pat them on the back for their incompetent drivel. This art is the artificial medium for the cultivation of bacteria, nothing else, and it's bound to be destroyed when it's insignificance is realised across time. Time will tell, that this is another dark era, like the middle ages. - Is everyone confused? - Everyone is confused because everything has a dual meaning, and only when you see both sides you will attain the awakening. Culture: a) the customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or other social group. b) The cultivation of bacteria, tissue cells, etc., in an artificial medium containing nutrients : the cells proliferate readily in culture. Here I am in front of an important gallery of all galleries, those cages of unperturbed shrines of self-adoration where crafts of unintelligence are admitted to walls instead of gallows. The tone of my message is uncompromising because it comes from a source as old as mankind. I am the adversary to mankind's amnesia. That's the vocation of a poet. Being the young blood in the continuation of the permanent counter force against these macabre gangsters who fancy themselves as doers and thinkers, tinkering between four walls, my job is to slap them across their face for their unjustifiable arrogance. - What does art mean to you? - Personal ways of making up with your spirit. By no means, I am not against art and crafts. It has always been and it will always be there as a property of humanity. It's going to be difficult to liberate people from what is known as institutional art today. Indeed, it's institutional because it's fully dysfunctional and helpless. - So how come this microscopic community have so much power? - It is because over centuries they have been collecting and buying objects of art. There is an economical tendency to value the past. - Who are the patrons of arts? - Kings, barons, aristocrats of all sorts for centuries since the ancient times have paid for these things. Today, basically, the most inferior people on earth, the ones with a lot of money somehow. And in the 20th century, this system was completely destroyed by the youth, dada and surrealists, my kind. Because by then, art had become the medium of communication across centuries charting the map of the universe, in other words, a visual code to show where human mind has been and would be going to next. You see everything is connected and there are no mysteries in life. - What is your responsibility as the possessor of this map? - To lay it on the table for a great long look for everyone to match, exactly, what they feel in their bone and marrow about these abstract discussions of subjectivity, I like art, I don't, what is art, what is important? - Do you have any doubts in your methods? - The truth is always so blinding near. There are certain things that I have no doubt about. At it's each turn the society will find someone like me waiting.

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Author: ArtDesign@WatchA3 Added: Mon, 12 May 2008 12:49:33 -0800 Duration: 208Art & music & movement mix in this special dance class. Art Basel Miami Beach is the most important art show in the United States, a cultural and social highlight for the Americas. As the sister event of Switzerland's Art Basel, the most prestigious art show worldwide for the past 38 years, Art Basel Miami Beach combines an international selection of top galleries with an exciting program of special exhibitions, parties and crossover events featuring music, film, architecture and design. Exhibition sites are located in the city's beautiful Art Deco District, within walking distance of the beach and many hotels.

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Journey to the ancient religious complex of Angkor Wat in the jungles of Cambodia. A "city of temples" that reveals itself through a vast labyrinth of carved facades, galleries, and stairways. See All National Geographic Videos http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/?source=4001 Author: NationalGeographic Keywords: lost cities angkor wat temples Cambodia asia labyrinth gallery facade carved Added: May 12, 2008

This week the West Coast Crew heads down to Ratio3 to talk to Ryan McGinley and gallerist Chris Perez. Ryan McGinley makes large-scale color photographs of nudes in abstracted natural landscapes. With his subjects as willing collaborators, he used photography to break down barriers between public and private lives. Drawn from skateboarding, music, graffiti and gay subcultures, his models perform for the camera and expose themselves with complete self-awareness. McGinley's more recent work signals a departure from the urban youth culture images for which he is well known â over the past few summers he has been working almost exclusively in natural settings in the American west. At 24, he was the youngest artist to have a solo show at the Whitney Museum of American Art. He has also had solo exhibitions at PS1 and in Spain at the MUSAC in Leon. In 2007 he was awarded the Young Photographer Infinity award by the International Center for Photography.

James Kalm peddles through the rain to bring viewers a report on this historic recreation. Opening in 1972 A.I.R. was the first women s co-operative gallery to open in New York. Due to the underrepresented position of female artists, this group came together, organized, built and maintained this gallery dedicated to showing the best quality art produced by women, regardless of its medium. Uniquely, this gallery combined the radical social challenges of Feminist thought with a new experimental spirit in art and helped establish a new creative enclave downtown called Soho. Featuring and interview with co-curator and founding member Patsy Norvell.

At his gallery space at Zimmerstrasse, gallery Max Hetzler presents paintings and objects by Frank Nitsche. While the paintings are clean, elegant, and sophisticated, his columns playful arrangements of cans, stickers and flyers, the artist collected at his studio. Frank NItsche: Drops, Galerie Max Hetzler. The show runs until June 14, 2008. May 3, 2008. More info.

For the spring Rundgang (walkabout) of the SpinnereiGalleries Pierogi Leipzig presents Bahamian artist Tavares Strachan and Brian Conley. We had a closer look at the project of conceptual artist Brian Conley. Brian Conley presents the body of work "Decipherment of Linear X". In this video he tells us more about it. More info.

For the Gallery Weekend Berlin, Johnen Gallery Berlin presents two videos of the Belgian artist David Claerbout. The first one, entitled "The Algier's section of a happy moment" shows a small football pitch on a roof top of the Kasbah of Algier. This moment was caught from numerous perspectives in hundreds of photographs. More info.

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