Hidden Light

From the group exhibition Infinity Of Intimate Space, Ilza Briede (Kavi)'s Hidden Light, a projection on suspended vinyl sheets, currently at InterAccess, Toronto:

After Malevich, etc.

Spring Hurlbut at Georgia Scherman Projects, Toronto 2016:

Truncatable primes

Two sequences of prime numbers:

7

73

739

7393

73939

739391

7393913

73939133

7

37

137

9137

29137

629137

7629137

67629137

567629137

6567629137

16567629137

216567629137

6216567629137

46216567629137

646216567629137

2646216567629137

12646216567629137

312646216567629137

6312646216567629137

86312646216567629137

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Untitled + It's More Fun To Compute

An obscure untitled track by Kraftwerk I found on the internet, dated 2006:

Video from Nafoute's youtube channel


Kraftwerk's It's More Fun To Compute from their 1981 album Computer World:

Video from Deepspace5's youtube channel

Khrome

Since I've been sick on and off the last little while, I have missed quite a few local art shows.  I'm glad that I didn't miss this one.  Just visited yesterday, and last day showing today, Howard Lonn's solo exhibition Khrome at Birch Contemporary, Toronto:

Hessian pixels

Fabienne Hess from the exhibition TenderPixels.CorruptedFiles at Birch Contemporary, Toronto 2016:

Trockel Phantasies*

Rosemarie Trockel at K21, Düsseldorf 2016:

Trockel at Gladstone Gallery, New York 2013

*My Phantasy is the title of a couple of Trockel's works recently acquired by K21.

Cocoons

I first saw Judith Scott's works as part of Rosemarie Trockel's show at NYC's New Museum four year ago.  I was excited to visit recently her own solo exhibition currently at Oakville Galleries Centennial Square, Oakville, which is just a short hike from Toronto.  In addition to her cocoon-like sculptures, her drawings are also on view: