Showing posts with label sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sculpture. Show all posts

Sunday, September 2, 2018

Lab Magazine

LAB      

Color + space + data.


What’s in LAB 4? Visual narratives. Color palettes. Big Data meets storytelling. Travel data as jewelry. City planning insights from data visuals. What else? Andy Gilmore’s explorations of color and shape. Advice from Matt Shlian: “Do what you love and fuck the rest.” Francesca Pastine reconstructs the cover of ArtForum, while Ian Lynam and Cassidy Curtis discuss street art and color-letter synaesthesia. Hyperrealistic oil paintings, typographic tattoos, and 600 sunrises from the top of Mt Fuji.


LAB issue 4 Labor of love

PURCHASE 










Deconstruct, Reconstruct
Francesca Pastine

Back Cover, Francesca Pastine, Cut LAB magazine

Artforum Collaboration, Francesca Pastine


Monday, January 30, 2017

CURIOSITY | New Work by Francesca Pastine at Eleanor Harwood Gallery



Mel Prest, a Bay Area artist/curator made an impromptu video of me talking about two works: The Astronaut and Solaris after Tarkovsky, which are in my show, Curiosity, at Eleanor Harwood Gallery.
Please excuse the alarm that goes off at the beginning of the video.

Monday, July 7, 2008

Domestic Sculpture


This photo is from my continuing investigation of random domestic occurrences that carry the weight of sculpture.