Friday, April 15, 2011

Who says the printing press wasn't important!

The inventor of the printing press, is Johannes Gutenberge, Is this one of his works? However he did alter the social and scientific history of Europe. The printing press itself helped spread information and knowledge, prior to the spread of information and knowledge there was only biblical texts, which means that the Church had control over the public, "Dark ages"... Religion can not take rule over all, its far too narrow minded, spirituality, love, and compassion must prevail for there is room for all and instead of limiting, are growth is limitless.

All at once


5. Desideratum- something wanted or needed.
Ubiquitous- Existing or being everywhere.
Camlet- A tough waterproof cloth.

justin-mltn said...

This reminds me of a Phoenix or another bird representing growth and freedom, this is truly beautiful!

All at once

This reminds me of a Phoenix or another bird representing growth and freedom, this is truly beautiful!


5. Desideratum- something wanted or needed.
Ubiquitous- Existing or being everywhere.
Camlet- A tough waterproof cloth.

Ambient Industries

This style is a very comic book style and corresponds with Andy Warhol style of exhibiting popular culture, truly capturing an emotion through iconic images that most if not every household in America are ac-costume or at least familiar with. Very interesting work, Indeed.

Assignment Five

http://www.juxtapoz.com/Features/feature-interview-with-alec-monopoly
Interview With Alec Monopoly
Juxtapoz, 11/18/2010

Alec Monopoly is a street graffiti artist / studio painter. This exhibit features primarilly images of the "Monopoly Guy", that mustached old banker icon from the board game. The paintings feature him in unusual, comical situations such as DJing or getting his ass beat by the police. There are also images that are more social commentary in nature, such as him being crushed by a giant bag of coins labelled "Bills", or shrugging with numerous headlines of ridiculous corporate victories (What happened to that BP lawsuit?) behind him.
In addition, there are paintings of other famous characters such as Robert De Niro as the guy from Taxi Driver, and Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman from American Psycho.