dafna ganani:

or - TongueGames

inthemirrorwithmonsters: Blender interface with DIY Dragon.

TweetyDolphinLove: deploys Blender 3D interface in the background, with TwirlingCrotchHead.

https://www.facebook.com/asugarhigh?fref=ts

PleasurePack: Mediated performance with dolphin for erotic art show.

Or - In the Mirror with Dog

spinningIntheOffice

#gif

DeviationsInGaming:Looper

#augmentedReality #selfie #BloomingdaleDC #dafnaganani #BlenderNation #Blender #feminist #tublrartist

Ways of Something”, is a contemporary remake of John Berger’s BBC documentary, “Ways of Seeing” (1972). Commissioned by The One Minutes, at the Sandberg Instituut in Amsterdam and compiled by Lorna Mills, the first episode consists of one-minute videos by 30 web-based artists who commonly work with 3D rendering, gifs, film remix, webcam performances, and websites to describe the cacophonous conditions of artmaking after the internet. Minute #1 - Daniel Temkin Minute #2 - Rollin Leonard Minute #3 - Sara Ludy Minute #4 - Rhett Jones Minute #5 - Jaakko Pallasvuo Minute #6 - Dafna Ganani Minute #7 - Jennifer Chan Minute #8 - Rea McNamara Minute #9 - Theodore Darst Minute #10 - Matthew Williamson Minute #11 - Hector Llanquin Minute #12 - Christina Entcheva Minute #13 - V5MT Minute #14 - Marisa Olson Minute #15 - Joe McKay Minute #16 - Carla Gannis Minute #17 - Nicholas O'Brien Minute #18 - Eva Papamargariti Minute #19 - Rosa Menkman Minute #20 - Kristin Lucas Minute #21 - Jeremy Bailey & Kristen D. Schaffer Minute #22 - Giselle Zatonyl Minute #23 - Paul Wong Minute #24 - Alfredo Salazar-Caro Minute #25 - Sally McKay Minute #26 - RM Vaughan & Keith Cole & Jared Mitchell Minute #27 - Andrew Benson Minute #28 - Christian Petersen Minute #29 - Faith Holland Minute #30 - Jennifer McMackon

3 SPACES : NEW YORK - PARIS - MOSCOU ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Babycastles Gallery, New York Opening 6pm http://babycastles.com/ 137 West 14th St, Manhattan, New York EKLUZ, Paris https://www.facebook.com/ekluzmcd?fref=ts 13 rue des Ecluses Saint Martin, 75010, Paris Electromuseum, Moscow http://electromuseum.ru/ Rostokinskaya ul, 1, Moscow " SPAMM of Virtualism ", Net Art exhibition offers to connect with a webcam interactive scenography these great capitals, Moscow, Paris and New York, around a digital creation on the Internet and the artistic movement of virtualism. As Art is a source of communication, Art is a communication in itself, this exhibition is a symbol of unity around the sharing tool which is the Internet 2.0  [ D I S P O S I T I F ] « The virtualism is an artistic movement that defines art forms designed with the help of digital tools. It interprets the notions of gestures and materials in the field of digital: the virtualist work is based on a creative act in power, reflected by the interfaces that reduce the action to simple actions, automated by peripheral tools. » Encyclopedia, « 100 notions of digital art » Editions de l’immateriel The raw material of digital creations being virtual, the acted gesture of creation redefines the creative act in power. Indeed, what is virtual is inherently powerful and the creative gesture in this case has no tangible impact on the material being worked. The gesture in power is what is observable in the digital, the acted gesture on the interface. The virtualism is a reconsideration of the creative act and its plastic relationship to the material.  The virtualism in the post-industrial context In the 1960s, in the heart of the industrial society, the consumption of goods is the major societal concern. Thus Yves Klein and Pierre Restany develop the new realism theory. By implementing the object of consumption as a subject in itself, this artistic movement is directly related to the context of industrial society. This approach will be extended by the creation of the current sociological art by Fred Forest and the relational art by Nicolas Bourriaud. Thus the history of art is in dialogue with the social context and it should be taken into account this context while writing new theories. The 1980s saw the birth of the concept of post-industrialism, an assumption that the raw material of industrial society would be replaced by a knowledge economy through an exponential growth of tertiary sectors. This theory, rediscovered in the 2000s, is particularly visible in the digitalwhere the information is dominant in a social system. It is in this movement that fits the virtualism, in a society where the digital is spreading in a daily life of virtual reality. With: Kim Asendorf, Allemagne   http://kimasendorf.com/ Michael Borras A.K.A Systaime, France   http://www.systaime.com/ Nick Briz, USA  http://nickbriz.com/ Anthony Antonellis, USA  http://www.anthonyantonellis.com/ Helena Acosta, Venezuela   http://produccionaleatoria.com/ Alfredo Salazar-Caro, USA  http://salazarcaro.com/ Antoine Schmitt, France  http://www.antoineschmitt.com/bienvenue/ Tù.úk'z, Brésil   http://tuukz.glitchartistscollective.com/ Alan Schaffer, USA  http://www.alanschaffer.com/ Miyo Van Stenis, France   http://miyovanstenis.com/ Maggy Almao & Antoine Marroncles, France   http://maggyalmao.com/ Lorna Mills, Canada  http://www.digitalmediatree.com/sallymckay/LornaMillsImageDump/ La Turbo Avedon, USA  http://turboavedon.com/ CHIKA, JP/ USA   http://www.imagima.com/ Fred Forest, France   http://www.fredforest.org/ Elena Garnelo, Espagne   http://elenagarnelo65.tumblr.com/ Dafna Ganani, Royaume Uni  http://minimalcomfort.org/ Sophie Lavaud, France  http://www.sophielavaud.org/ Carole Brandon, France  http://www.carolebrandon.com/ ZIL, Allemagne  https://www.facebook.com/vitaminZIL Alix Desaubliaux, France  http://alixdesaubliaux.fr/ Marc Veyrat et Franck Soudan, France   http://u-rss.eu/ Rozita Fogelman, USA  http://rozita.com/ Philippe Boisnard et Arnaud Courcelle, France   http://databaz.org/xtrm-art/?page_id=312 Claudia Maté, Royaume Uni http://claudiamate.com/ Hugo Lemerchin, France  http://hugolermechin.tumblr.com/ Igor Stromajer, Slovénie http://www.intima.org/ Mathieu Delourme, France  http://www.matthieudelourme.net/ Dimitry Morozov, Russie  http://vtol.cc/ Olga Kisseleva, France  http://www.kisseleva.org/ Rosemary Kirton, Royaume Uni  http://grossmary.tumblr.com/ Sergei Teterin, Russie   http://www.teterin.ru/ Aristarkh Chernyshev, Russie   http://www.electroboutique.com/artists/0 Jean Guillaume Le Roux, France   https://www.facebook.com/Jeanguillaumeleroux.artiste Elena Romenkova, Russie  http://elena-romenkova.blogspot.ru/ Javierz Yeikob, Chili   https://www.facebook.com/Y31k08 Adela Muntean, Italie  http://www.adelamuntean.com/ Eva Papamargariti, Greece/UK http://evapapamargariti.tumblr.com/ Max Paskine, France http://paskine.com/ Erik H Zepka, Canada  http://x-o-x-o-x.com/ Randall Packer, USA http://zakros.com/packer/ Kamilia Kard, Italie  http://kamiliakard.tumblr.com/ Alex Atipin, Russie  https://www.behance.net/mega_sbjct Mert Keskin a.k.a Haydiroket, Turquie   http://www.haydiroket.com/ David Quiles Guilló,spain     http://rojoprojects.co/ Jon Cates, USA   http://systemsapproach.net/

StayedHomeEvent_inthemirrorinDC A 3D mesh occupying a domestic scene (‪#‎domesticDisorder‬), is joined with ‪#‎selfie‬, ‪#‎glitch‬, ‪#‎augmentedreality‬, ‪#‎digitaldualism‬, ‪#‎Blender‬, Blender interface, feminism, ‪#‎objectofthegaze‬ in ‪#‎mockdocumentary‬ of being @home.