Above, Alex Da Corte. Hasn't every career artist secretly wanted to make this piece at one time or another?

In other news, Photo Awesome, the photo and art club-slash-blog begun by SCAD photography grad students, seems to have been saved. Last I heard their ISP was threatening to commandeer the domain over some flap about overuse fees. Anyway, there they are.

It seems that every blogger in North Georgia was at the Art Papers Daniel Canogar event Wednesday night. It was a spectacular talk, and the ART BaBeL round table at Solomon Projects was even more stimulating, if that's possible. Canogar's lecture at Tech was all about the evolution of the work, while the round table was all about Canogar as art activist and working artist. Pimpin', it would seem, ain't easy.

I'm all into Ezra Johnson's commissioned project for Dia Art Foundation; a series of paintings that are animated into screen savers. I got four. (left, still from Shapeshifter)

I just became aware of Jon Ciliberto's Slow Web movement.

Via The Art Section I was hooked for a minute on Jason Freeman's iTSM software, which creates a aural signature of your musical tastes by analyzing and compiling your iTunes playlist. Here are mine: one based on most recently played (40 seconds) and the other based on most frequently played (40 seconds). Yeah, that's me all right.

According to Miss Darrow, MOCA GA's new space shows great promise for great new programming. And word has it they may have designs on acquiring even more land mass. That news makes my day. Seriously. And speaking of Miss Darrow, we are waiting for girlfriend to allow comments on her blog from non Blogger members. [taps foot expectantly]