A Story of Toxic Art
September 13, 2011 by SarahKornfeld
Filed under BPA, children, curation, film, Ocean, Plastics, Social Media, technology, Toxins, women
By Wallace J. Nichols, Sarah Kornfeld and Andy Myers (as seen in The Huffington Post) The stuff of war is the stuff of art. Some of the earliest cave drawings depict tribal strife. Since before history, the material and materiel of war has served as a vast palette for artists to explore and explain the [...]
Itchy, Sticky, Catchy Videos Can’t Save Us??
August 31, 2011 by SarahKornfeld
Filed under art and technology, BPA, Futurism, neuroscience, Social Media, video
When I was a kid a video looked like this: Call me crazy, but I still think Toni Basil’s, “Hey Mickey!” still works. And, back in the 1980’s it was “viral” because we talked about it at school, and ran home to the one kid who had cable to wait for her “music video” to [...]
Jon Hassel and Brian Eno (A call for a new pleasure principle)
August 28, 2011 by SarahKornfeld
Filed under art and technology, Futurism, installations, Music, Social Media, World Music, writers
I typed in “New Forms” + “World Music” and suddenly Google provided me Jon Hassel on a plate. Turns out he’s a great trumpet player who’s defined: “Fourth Wall“. Plus, he likes to talk about masturbation. He had my attention, immediately. Then, the lovely machine of the Internet provided the most curious thing: an interview from [...]