Wooster Collective: Joshua Allen Harris’ Inflatable Sculptures

Seeing the city in a new and creative way. Subway air vents as a street art opportunity. Something poetic about how the creatures come to life with the rhythm of the subway.

Jun Murakoshi Design

Stacked stools evoke sculpture, stored chairs double as a clever bookcase. Nice, simple design.

Tate Modern - The Unilever Series: Carsten Höller

Twisty turny multi-story slides made of steel and glass… at the Tate Modern. Don’t miss the webcam, the time-lapse install video and most of all, the artist statement. “How might a daily dose of sliding affect the way we perceive the world?”

Albany Bulb

Dump turned informal art park in Albany. Buchanan exit off 80, turn left towards the bay.

Amy Youngs - Hydroponic solar garden

Glass blown hanging hydroponic garden. Collaboration by interactive artists Amy Youngs and Ken Rinaldo.

washingtonpost.com - Gallery: Ron Mueck

Gallery of photos of Mueck’s exhibits. What technique.

Telegraph.co.uk - “Body of work” (Artist Ron Mueck)

Article on sculpture artist Ron Mueck who creates (sometimes giant, othertimes miniature) “hyper real” characters. Looking at his characters I can’t help but imagine that they live and breathe.

SMS Pinging for Physical Objects

SMS interaction models, breaks down how a SMS is formatted in PDU mode.

Project: Protrude, Flow - Sachiko Kodama + Minako Takeno

Tom’s ferromagnetic liquid link had me scouring my memory and google for an interactive art project I saw last year that combined microphones, ferromagnetic liquid and computer controlled electromagnets. I especially like “Pulsate (2002)”

Dust Houses, by artist Maria Lopez.

Wow, so weird.

Tim Prentice - kinetic sculpture

I especially like his work “Carpet” and “Wind Screen.”

Strandbeest - Kinetic sculpture of Theo Jansen

Dutch artist Jansen makes giant “creatures” out of plastic tubes and cloth that can move themselves in the wind. Inventive mechanics, with a “genetic” design process that passes the best characteristics of his creatures from one generation to the next.

Gina Kamentsky mechanical sculpture

Sculpture / contraptions made from found items.

The Lightning Field

Installation in Southwestern New Mexico by sculptor Water De Maria. Field of metal poles attracts lightning during the Southwest’s rolling thunderstorms. You can stay in a cabin at the site, but it’s spendy and no photography is allowed! (lame!!!)