Installation
12 inches x 9 feet
Chris Kenny
15 wooden sheds made with discarded backboards from picture frames
Showing posts with label Chris Kenny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chris Kenny. Show all posts
Monday, January 16, 2012
There Is No Peace In The World
Installation
12 inches x 9 feet
Chris Kenny
15 wooden sheds made with discarded backboards from picture frames
Currently on view in New York: Paula Scher
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| Maps are everywhere. Paula Scher, Chris Kenny, and Mathew Picton are amongst the many brilliant artists activating the notions we hold too dearly as to what a map should tell us. |
Monday, March 15, 2010
Museum of Arts and Design-SLASH, Paper Under The Knife
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My friend Chris Kenny has a wonderful piece in the amazing show SLASH, at the MAD Museum, one of those shows that could so easily slip through the cracks because of what it is up against—William Kentridge at MOMA being one example. The MAD Museum is a gem that has yet to become a must go to destination for visitors to art museums in New York.
The show includes the work of numerous artists who draw with scissors, tear, crumple and cut, glue and battle with text, wallpaper, cardboard and even film the process. There are familiar names: Kara Walker and Oliver Herring but there is not a piece in the show that disappoints. If you read this go.
Monday, February 9, 2009
On The Other Hand
On The Other Hand
More from the Image Association Global Network. Patrick Blower and Chris Kenny (See more of Chris's work at England and Co chose to limit their image associations to book jackets. "The first 100 book covers from a visual conversation between CK and PB using the image association technique invented by HHT and CK."
More from the Image Association Global Network. Patrick Blower and Chris Kenny (See more of Chris's work at England and Co chose to limit their image associations to book jackets. "The first 100 book covers from a visual conversation between CK and PB using the image association technique invented by HHT and CK."
Friday, January 16, 2009
re re re re (more from the Image Association Global Network)
this
is an Email game (Exquisite corpse) played by Artists Chris Kenny and Andrew Spira. The game is played out through associations between images. The rules of association are made as the game is played. This sample represents those images between 1100 & 1200. All images are sourced from internet searches. We respect the copyright of all images and make no gain from their use. It is a game that is in wonder of the plethora of visual information on the net. We will upload the entire sequence of this visual conversation at a later date. ENJOY.
I am currently working on similar with Hugh Hamshaw-Thomas. See his collaboration with Chris Kenny in previous post:
Falling Overboard
is an Email game (Exquisite corpse) played by Artists Chris Kenny and Andrew Spira. The game is played out through associations between images. The rules of association are made as the game is played. This sample represents those images between 1100 & 1200. All images are sourced from internet searches. We respect the copyright of all images and make no gain from their use. It is a game that is in wonder of the plethora of visual information on the net. We will upload the entire sequence of this visual conversation at a later date. ENJOY.
I am currently working on similar with Hugh Hamshaw-Thomas. See his collaboration with Chris Kenny in previous post:
Falling Overboard
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