Video compilation of the amazing Sound Sculptures & Installations by ZIMOUN. The video will be updated regularly.

The Fine Collection of Curious Sound Objects is an awesome project by Georg Reil and Kathy Scheuring.

In his Video Portraits director and artist Robert Wilson theatrically stages celebrities as well as everyday people and animals.
28 of these motifs are on show until 22.08.2010 at the ZKM | Museum für neue Kunst in Karlsruhe, Germany. Including Brad Pitt, Johnny Depp, Prinzessin Caroline von Monaco, Winona Ryder, Steve Buscemi, Salma Hayek, Dita von Teese und Macaulay Culkin. The works have been produced by Dissident Industries.
An excellent exhibition I recommend visiting.

I posted about this project before, but now that there’s a video online is reason enough to post it again.

You might have seen Berlin based artist Niklas Roy’s work Pongmechanik before, an electro mechanical version of the video game pong. Last sunday his exhibition called Maschinen (machines) at Kunstraum Walcheturm in Zürich, Switzerland ended and if you, like myself, weren’t able to go, he prepared an interactive walkthrough of it. And his work is absolutely worth seeing.

Ocean I-VI is not the prequel to Stephen Soderbergh’s gangster saga, but the latest work of photography megastar Andreas Gursky currently on show at the Sprueth Magers Gallery in Berlin.

Speed of Light a series of installations by United Visual Artists commissioned by Virgin Media. The installations explore the themes of communication and modernity.

Extracts of local Distance is a project by Frederic Gmeiner, Torsten Posselt and Benjamin Maus.
Architectural photography is analyzed according to their vanishing-points and shapes. Based on this analysis, slices are being extracted from the source image. These slices are then rearranged in a new composition.

[via nerdcore, designboom]

Seeing this video of the Flyfire project from MIT’s senseable city lab I had to think of the above project by swiss artist Roman Signer.

“The Twitwee Clock is a modified Cuckoo Clock that wirelessly connects to the internet and constantly checks for new status updates or search results from Twitter. New Tweets are displayed on the built-in display in near-realtime accompanied by the charming yet obtrusive call of a mechanical cuckoo poping out of the clock.”
Please see the project page for more information.