Filed under: ART | Tags: 22, appliances, brooklyn, david, equipment, fox, kitchen, magazine, new, ny, nyc, phone, racker, recreation, recycled, schopf, sculpture, surreal, surrealist, the, weird, york
“Fox’s work is about sensitive connection, between the surreal and the fingerprinted domestic.”
~Statement from Packer Schopf
Filed under: FILM/VIDEO | Tags: 22, a, a sno, bad, betty, brooklyn, cone, cut, dad, experimental, film, fish, footage, futurist, girls, he, i, magazine, mashup, new, ny, nyc, sno, surreal, surrealist, the, vintage, want, wants, york
he wants a sno-cone.
from negativeEclipse.
Filed under: ART | Tags: animation, bright, collage, color, colors, del, digital, drawing, elena, fabbro, hand, illustration, interview, Italian, italien, italy, milan, mind, mixing, PC, rainbows, song, spring, strange, surreal, surrealist, unusual
Filed under: EVENTS | Tags: 22, and, Assistance, brooklyn, CARE, Cooperative, eclectic, Everywhere), for, gauer, harold, historical, humer, humor, images, magazine, Milwaukee, new, odd, photography, photos, relief, strange, surreal, surrealist, the, tolit, unusual, vintage, wisconsin, york
Filed under: EVENTS | Tags: 22, animals, city, eric, holographer, leiser, live, magazine, new, nioaros, norwegian, pilgrimsfer, pupeteer, stabbur house, surreal, surrealist, the, til, with, york
Live with Animals is proud to present “Pilgramsferd til Nidaros”, an exhibition by Eric Leiser.
Opening Reception April 8, 2011 7pm-11pm
Puppet Performance April 8, 9, 10 at 9pm
“Pilgramsferd til Nidaros” is an exhibition of several parts one being paintings celebrating the arrival of spring loosely based upon the study of 19th century Norwegian Folk Art, specifically focusing on the art form of Rosemaling (Norwegian for rose painting) a form of decorative folk art that originated in the rural valleys of Norway. The second part will be a Norwegian Stabbur house focusing on Nidaros which was Northern Europe’s most important Christian pilgrimage site during the Middle Ages, the goal of pilgrims being the Nidaros Cathedral. The third part will cover Viking Art pre and post Christianity in paintings and animation. Finally a puppet play based on a 18th century Norwegian Fairytale “The Boy who went after the North Wind” will be
performed each night with life size puppets in Bunraku style with accompanying animation and live score by Jeffrey Leiser.
Eric Leiser is an artist, animator, director, puppeteer, holographer and curator who currently lives and works in New York City. He creates animated feature film and shorts as well as works that integrate animation, puppetry, holography, sound and live performance/installation. Leiser is interested in spiritual surrealism and how animation transforms perception when it is combined with live action space creating a fantastical/spiritually surrealistic quality.
His works have been shown at MASS MoCA, ISTANBUL MODERN, Victoria and Albert Museum, The Ruben H. Fleet Space Museum, British Film Institute and Anthology Film Archives.
Filed under: EVENTS | Tags: 2011, 22, 31st, art, artists, brooklyn, crab, dali, dalikrab, day, fringe, insanity, magazine, march, new, ny, salvador, surreal, surrealist, the, york
What Is Dalikrab Day ?
Dalikrab Day is rather unique in that it’s a floating holiday without limitations. It has no rules, no traditions, and no rituals. There are no goals, and there is no point or reasoning behind Dalikrab day. It is an idea. This idea is insanity. What impulses drive the dadaist and fringe artist. It’s about immersing yourself in yourself. Dalikrab Day is about that spark within us that explodes out through our art. It’s not about pride or ego its about Lego’s dipped in chocolate. It’s about standing on top of an open umbrella in a downpour.
Dalikrab Day is a celebration of insanity.
How DALIKRAB DAY Works:
The essence of Dalikrab Day is very simple. Create. Manipulate. Repeat.
[ CREATE ] a piece(s) of art, text, music, video and email or blog it or both to the group or the blog. Everyone else should be doing this. [ MANIPULATE ] another’s art, as inspired demands into something different. Then send back around and then [REPEAT]. How many times you do this cycle is entirely up to you. Do it once, do it every time, or just create or just watch. This will go on until there are consecutives days of no activity. So don’t delay there may not be time later. Who knows what will happen.
The Inner Circle: The Inner circle are who were last years participants and those who signed up to participate before March 31st. This group is the core who are directly send each other their creations and their manipulations of the art, text, music and video traveling back and forth.
The Outter Circle: For those who did not make it into the inner circle before the beginning of Dalikrab Day. Not to worry you can post directly to the blog as well as work with all materials generated from the inner circle. I will, personally try to watch for these an send them through the inner circle.
Also Dalikrab Day can be celebrated on or off the internet; alone or with a group. How ever you want to celebrate it is entirely up to you. If you do have a party or a performance or whatever; if you can capture it in any form of media; send it to the blog to let us know what you did or are doing.
More Information and the collections of prior Dalikrab Days can be explored on:
Dalikrab Day Information and Galleries
WATCH DALIKRAB IN ACTION HERE.
Filed under: The 22 | Tags: 22, argentine, brooklyn, contents, cukier, magazine, new, ny, online, paint, painters, painting, ruben, saatchi, surreal, surrealist, the, york
Filed under: The 22 | Tags: 22, art, avant, brooklyn, flux, garde, literature, magazine, music, new, ny, nyc, surreal, surrealist, york
The 22 is an online arts and literature digital magazine that seeks to explore connections and intersections between the works of artists, musicians and writers. In some portions of The 22 the structure is presented as a diptych or triptych, allowing the viewer to actively participate in the task of opening the hinge that links conversations between the pieces.
