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Getting to the End of the Line: Sol LeWitt and Phong Bui at Craig Starr

For both Phong Bui and Sol LeWitt, the line is a democratizing gesture. The line as a line:  a mark; steering focus towards the method of an image’s creation rather than convincing the viewer of the realism of its ultimate subject.  And, at least for both of these artists, this means we begin to deal with units. With LeWitt, the unit is the geometric shape — a square, cube, or even a diagram-a nugget of information, often placed within another diagram, offering multiple levels in the narrative of the work’s process and arrangement.

Whisperings from the Wormhole with @talluts

Let’s Be Nothing Burgers

Recently I was watching a guy on TikTok gently freak out about all the revelations coming back from the James Webb Space Telescope. His panic was so relatable because the images returning from deep space only reinforce how utterly minute we Earthlings are in the cosmos. The JWST is so powerful that, looking from Earth, it can sense the heat signature of a single bumblebee on the moon. And, of course, faced with this, he just shrugged helplessly and said, “We’re a total nothing burger.”