Olive Hoover

Charles Brittin, Arrest at Los Angeles Federal Building Protest, 1965.

Charles Brittin, Arrest at Los Angeles Federal Building Protest, 1965.

Guan zeju

2001: A Space Odyssey

2001: A Space Odyssey

Lee Price

Strawberry Swirl
Oil on Linen, 36” x 58”

Cocoa Puffs
Oil on Linen, 44” x 62”

Snack

52" x 40" Oil on Linen 2009

More works can be viewed here: Lee Price.

Bobby Doherty

Bobby Doherty

Annabel Mehran

Annabel Mehran

Edwin Ushiro

"Edwin Ushiro's work resonates with the echoes of his boyhood in the 'slow town' of Wailuku on the Hawaiian island of Maui," says Roq la Rue's Amanda Erlandson. "While exploring the narrative tradition of 'talk story' native to the islands, he interweaves the uncanny obake tales of his Japanese heritage."

Anders Krisar - Janus 1, 2006 (c-print)

Ron Hays Music Image: Odyssey

this is from the laser-disc Ron Hays, music by Larry Fast Image: Odyssey.
'The New Television Workshop at WGBH supported the creation and broadcast of experimental works by artists. One of their projects was the Music Image Workshop, which was primarily a project of Ron Hays, who used the Paik-Abe videosynthesizer to create elaborate visual scores set to music. It was funded by the Rockefeller Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts from 1972 through 1974. Hays worked closely with WGBH producer and director, David Atwood, to create both live broadcasts and finished works. Additionally, works by other artists were presented under the auspices of the Music Image Workshop.'

Timothy Barnes

Timothy Barnes

acid induced photography

more giant crystal cave


"As a professional photographer who specializes in environmentally difficult, narrow and wet canyons worldwide, it was almost impossible to obtain clear photographs even using every trick and technique I know, because of the extreme ambient environment. These crystals are probably stable, as the temperature in the cave is over 150 degrees Fahrenheit with 100% humidity. In other words, these structures are enveloped in steam. As a photographer used to working in dark and dangerous environments, this experience was unique. A human can only function in this environment for six to ten minutes before severe loss of mental functions occurs. I was so excited while photographing the crystals that I really had to focus and concentrate intensely on getting back out the door, which was perhaps only thirty to forty feet away."

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