Museum Burns Art, String Theory, Indian Visions, And More!

Thursday, April 19, 2012 Hundreds Of Elastic Strings Made This Hong Sungchul creates mesmerizing images of body parts out of hundreds of elastic strings. His work is On Hada Contemporary gallery's page, the Korean artist says his string symphonies are a "representation of what ties humans together from the earliest stage of life -– the umbilical chord." These sculptures are far more appealing than any umbilical cords we've ever seen. The Return Of Affordable Art Four Visions Collide In India Italian Museum Burns Art In Protest Kathy Acker Gets Cut-Up BLOG POSTS Daniel Grant: What Artists Do While Waiting for the Next Inspiration No artist is free from dry periods or mental blocks, when the old ideas seem to lead nowhere and new ones are hard to find. Different artists have approached the problem in various ways. Lucas Kavner: Dale Watson, Texas Honky Tonk Legend, Makes His First Stage Appearance In 'Ghost Brothers Of Darkland County' Last Tuesday night, a man who had never performed in a play in his life stepped in front of 750 people and into the lead role of a major new musical by Stephen King and John Mellencamp. Sean Martinfield: A Look at Gennadi Nedvigin, Principal Dancer With San Francisco Ballet Kim Witman: From Page to Stage: Don Giovanni Don Giovanni was a womanizer -- one beside whom Don Draper would pale. But it was not this Don's philandering, but the way in which he held himself above God and all morality that shocked Mozart's audiences most. Chris McGowan: Blame It on the Bossa Nova: Jazz Samba's 50th Birthday Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd's album Jazz Samba, which launched the bossa nova craze in the United States, celebrates its 50th anniversary this month.

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