Oscar Muñoz
Pixeles
2003

sugar cubes stained with coffee.

so, what do you have to say about it?

I have a new obsession. Helen Frankenthaler. Absolutely wonderful.
In Richmonds art museum, we have Mother Goose Melody which is an exceptional piece. I just wrote up a critique on it if anyone wants to read it. Actually, i'm too embarrassed to put myself out there like that so I take it back.

i have nothing to say.
i just post 'em.
it's been a while though.

helen frankenthaler is wonderful. a year ago i saw an exhibit (maybe at yale?) of some very oversized prints of hers that were breathtaking.

Are those depictions of dead people, or is it just my depraved mind?

I like the art minute, but I miss the link to click through to bigger versions so I can see 'em properly. I'm old, help a sister out.

I don't really think the sugarcube images are that interesting, but that could be because of scale. It's one inch on my screen, but if it was much larger than that in person I have a feeling it'd be a lot more interesting.

I just googled him and I saw this and I liked it:

[img][409:500]http://amyscott.com/images/Tansey_Doubting_Thomas_copy.JPG[/img]

I've posted tansey before, but the guy is brilliant.

hey, shelley. sorry 'bout that.
this is a link to the story.
you have to scroll down a bit and ckick on the image to make it a little larger.
the image is hard to read because it actually is that pixellated (sp?) by the sugar cubes.

http://www.artnet.com/magazineus/news/n ... 1-1-05.asp

and cp, munoz has done lots of much more interesting work.
you are missing the point of your art minute.
once i posted a sculpture which was a house made of cheese.

i've been away too long.
this wasn't the best image for my comeback.
i'm throwing in the towel.

I like the cubes mucho.

Don't throw in the towel, you're my shero.

We appear to have swamped the site. Will look later.

I don't think i'm "missing the point" I just think you posted a picture of something I don't like as I see it right now, though my opinion could change if I were to see it in person. Either way, you posted art, I somewhat gave an opinion. Isn't that the point?

I'm not at all trying to sound rude. So I hope I don't come off that way. I just don't get what else the point would be, if you're introducing people to a work of art.

yes.
yes it is.
it truly is.

then my work here is done.
(back to the garret for me.)

You're going to be really disappointed when you find out what sugar cubes are.

This is SO WONDERful, DO THIS MORE, MORE MORE,
I imagine I am not allowed to bitch about living in "paradise" and I am not, but I have no galleries, and see no more art than that of the (quite good, some) artists of my island, so post the art minute every day please please please. When we went on vacation to Seattle I spent so long at the museum they asked me to leave----They were closing.
Oh, Thanks again.
chris

Very cool. So he stained individual cubes of sugar and put them together in pictures. Foggin' bril'.

Hey Ayah,

Have you seen any of Daniel Rozen's work. Similar in concept of the pixel thing. Of which I have aparticular facination. But here is a link...
http://www.smoothware.com/danny/woodenmirror.html[img][650:528]http://www.smoothware.com/danny/woodenmirrormuseum.jpg[/img]
I just find this really cool. Using light and wood to do this.


Thanks for the art minute!!!

I love her cereal.

i'm not that stupid, I just figured he did it and photographed it and enlarged it.

This is too qual for words.

so i see the nyu tisch itp student who made one of those wood mirrors was not being in the least creative.

imitation=sincere flattery

i went to this show yesterday

http://www.spectorspector.com/gallery/2 ... index.html

sadly, the images are too small to apreciate how awesome they are.
the detail is amazing.

post more art

it's a little tough because i'm working an on-site freelance gig.
do you ever go to
http://www.artnet.com