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Original post by Ceci Moss

A hybrid of a remote controlled car & mechanical hand generates random music.
The car is controlled by an altered remote, which is triggered by 2 desk fans. When the fans are directed at the remote, contacts are blown together and the circuit is completed, sending the car up and down the keyboard in random directions.

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Since discovering the iPod I now rarely listen to whole albums while I paint as I just create play lists to suit my mood. But some albums just play well all the way through so I still use them in the studio.

Here's Ten albums that have kept me company during the completion of a painting or two..

1. Leonard Cohen - Songs of Love and Hate
   Anything by Leonard is good to paint to though.
2. Antony and the Johnsons - Antony and the Johnsons
   This self titled album is a beauty. Antony Hegarty sings like an angel. All his stuff is good.
3. The Cinematic Orchestra - Ma Fleur
   Lovely album.. how could you not love this?
4. Angus and Julia Stone - A Book Like This
   Australian brother and sister duo.
5. Eddie Vedder - Music for the Motion Picture Into the Wild
   For some reason, this album always makes me want to give away all my possessions and travel. Perhaps it's because I saw the movie.
6. Joan Valent - Insula Poetica
   Beautifully haunting music.. yum.
7. Moby - Go: The Very Best of Moby
   I sometimes need a lift in the studio.
8. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - The Boatman's Call
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Angelo Plessas, AngelingAround.com, 2007

You’ve spent all day doing nothing and now it’s time to be an angel and donate to Rhizome’s Community Campaign! Give at the $500 level and become a co-owner (with exclusive viewing access) to a new work by Angelo Plessas. We’ll be looking out for your pledge…

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Andels Hotel Lodz

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Davide “DaZa” Zamberlan, illustratore, grafico e cartoonist – in quest’ordine – nasce a Vicenza nel 1975.
Vive e lavora tra Vicenza e, via computer, tutta Italia e oltre…
Diplomato al liceo artistico nel 1994 si iscrive alla facoltà di Lettere, indirizzo storia dell’arte, dell’università di Padova ma il richiamo del “fare” è più forte e dal 1999 illustrazione e grafica applicate alla comunicazione sono la sua professione …e passione.
Premiato e/o segnalato a svariati concorsi ha pubblicato storie illustrate, strip e vignette satiriche con il Centro Fumetto Andrea Pazienza, Kappa edizioni, Lilliput editrice, Nicola Pesce editore, Tunué, Freebooks e l’allegato satirico dell’Unità “Emme”.
Oggi si dedica prevalentemente all’illustrazione e grafica pubblicitaria, ma mantenendo un approccio di sperimentazione e diversificazione delle esperienze professionali e artistiche.
Il suo sito: daza.altervista.org
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Inappropriate Soundtracks are videos consisting of well known movie scenes that have been edited to (in most cases) juxtapose the tone of the original scene. The scene is played out as normal, the only editing done to the clip is that a new song is inserted over the original to create lulz…According to the majority of the youtube videos they are inspired from the Something Awful forums…While being somewhat popular on the SA Forums it failed to become widespread across the internet. Only with the uploading of these videos to youtube and other online streaming sites (where it is extremely accessible) was it then able to spread and become a popular meme. There are also several blogs posting about the meme within the last year or so. Examples include: Living Read Girl , Filmsight , Kottke and The Inquisitr .There are no Google insights available as there are not [...]

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Here's some quotes by fellow Australian artist Leith O'Malley, from an interview here at Art and Art Ed.

"Remember there are not better artists, just better publicists!"
Leith O'Malley

"When I am creating art... I have a real sense of excitement and even enlightenment. Just me and the work. It’s still there when a painting is completed but never as strong as the point where you are still trying to fit all the pieces together be it compositional, aesthetically or the colour and tone decisions along the way."
Leith O'Malley

"Dismiss nothing unless you are informed enough about it to have an opinion. It is a lot like music.. in that there are so many different genres, ways to enjoy, interpretations and possibilities to create yourself. Don’t have your blinkers on and be open to understanding and enjoying all forms of art as in music."
Leith O'Malley

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[ 24/11/2009 15:00 a 30/11/2009 15:00. ] Bologna – Saranno esposte fino al 29 novembre negli spazi rinnovati della Galleria civica d’Arte moderna e contemporanea Villa delle Rose (via Saragozza, www.comune.bologna.it) le opere di Un secolo e 4: terza edizione del premio Fabbri per l’arte contemporanea, in mostra 20 opere di A. Albertini, V. Cabiati, F. Forcella, L. Giovagnoli, W. Fusi, E. [...]
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