Art Category

Guide to the 2011 Art Basel Miami, including a review of the first Art Basel Conversations panel held with artist Gabriel Orozco

Self-proclaimed artist and inventor of the Videorative portrait concept, Sergio Albiac took the narrative memories and experiences in Randall Okita’s life to paint his face.

In her latest work, Grade XH 16.9, New Zealand artist Katie Parker has chosen to explore the fundamentals of video and sculpture by producing a visually haptic experience during which the eyes themselves do the touching.

Inkblot Media’s short film documentary Canopy + Connection probes the creative mindset of United Visual Artists, London’s innovative art and design agency whose area of expertise sits at the intersection between sculpture, architecture, live performance, moving image and digital installation.

Max Berry and Mark Alsweiler have paired up for ‘All Things Lost’, an exhibition that addresses ‘the loss of the noble savage and the resulting dichotomy between reverie and the everyday’. Now showing at Nine Lives gallery, Brisbane.

French animator Micaël Reynaud uses photographer Michael Jang’s portraits to make a water-themed fluidity of faces.

Light is a short film directed by David Parker that originated as a project intended to bring awareness and bolster dialogue regarding energy waste. The concept of bleeding lights was developed a metaphor for the dire repercussions on our world as a result of the overuse of natural resources.

Zimoun Sculpting Sound is a video covering Zimoun’s latest exhibition at The Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota, featuring his sound sculpture installations

Federico Uribe by Pelicruise Film Group is a video exploring the inspirations and philosophy of artist Federico Uribe, who uses everyday objects as the basis of his sculptures

Directed by Ha Juan, Keep Drawing is the latest rotoscopic animation to come out of Seoul-based Studio Shelter. As a pseudo-tribute to animation artists around the world, the message of persistence is expressed through both the narrative and impeccable detail of the animated short film.