Month: January 2021

‘Makulu’ Art Print

By Alice G. Collins 1 month ago

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Switzerland’s timeless art mechanics embraces 3D future

By Jaime E. Love 1 month ago

In his snow-bound workshop, Swiss master Francois Junod’s moving mechanical artworks whir into action: birds whistle, historical luminaries write poetry — traditional craftsmanship newly recognised as being among the world’s cultural heritage.



a person holding a piece of cake on a table: Art mechanics has survived the advent of digital technology by embracing the possibilities opened up by computer simulations and three D printing

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Art mechanics has survived the advent of digital technology by embracing the possibilities opened up by computer simulations and three D printing



a close up of an engine: Swiss art mechanics master Francois Junod is working on an automaton of Leonardo da Vinci

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Swiss art mechanics master Francois Junod is working on an automaton of Leonardo da Vinci

In the Jura mountains running along the French-Swiss border, the precision skills behind some of the planet’s finest watches and automatons have been handed down through the generations.



a dining room table in front of a window: Switzerland's traditional art mechanics craftsmanship has been added to UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity

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Switzerland’s traditional art mechanics craftsmanship has been added to UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity

The region’s historical pre-eminence in a field combining science, art and technology has also been given a boost by the United Nations.

In December,

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‘Gele I’ Giclee Print

By Alice G. Collins 1 month ago

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In late 2002, the most cost effective digital cameras were obtainable within the United States for round $100. 33 On the identical time, many discount stores with photograph labs launched a “digital front finish”, allowing customers to acquire true chemical prints (versus ink-jet prints) in an hour. These costs had been similar to these of prints produced from movie negatives.

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At Mass MoCA, art from the faults of translation

By Jaime E. Love 1 month ago

The show is largely about what’s lost in translation, across divides in culture, language, politics, and history, and Justin Favela’s candy-colored tissue-paper landscapes put a bright shine on the dirty business of appropriation. Favela, who is Guatemalan-Mexican-American, makes his works from the same frilly material you find decorating the fragile hide of any piñata at a corner store. The works are achingly festive, and full of contradictions.

Favela plies the rift between folk and high art, painting and craft, with the canny edge of a master satirist. I don’t think I’m reaching to suggest he has in mind the imposition of a Western hierarchy of aesthetic value — painting being its apex — on Indigenous cultures in the Americas. Re-rendering Western ideas of “high” art in the material language of Native craft — throwaway to the point of literally being beaten to pieces — highlights the absurdity of the

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