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Raphaela Vogel: In The Expanded Penalty Box: Did You Happen to See the Most Beautiful Fox? - Vimarsana News

Raphaela Vogel: In The Expanded Penalty Box: Did You Happen to See the Most Beautiful Fox?

Peeping out of rounded rectangular boxes, rapidly shuttering cameras capture gallery goers at numerous angles, emphasizing those viewers who foray into the inverted panopticon’s proscenium to perform for the machine. The photos are then projected onto the wall in rapid succession, the gestalt being a structural film befitting a mass surveillance age.

Raphaela Vogel Makes Her US Debut, Turning Her Lens on Her Viewers – ARTnews.com - Vimarsana News

Raphaela Vogel Makes Her US Debut, Turning Her Lens on Her Viewers – ARTnews.com

Raphaela Vogel, a young German phenom, has made her US debut at Petzel, where she is showing an installation composed of a 360-degree scanner.

The Back Room: To Guarantee or Not to Guarantee - Vimarsana News

The Back Room: To Guarantee or Not to Guarantee

This week: what to expect as auction season descends, a different kind of Basquiat, and much more—all in a 6-minute read (1,748 words).

Source: artnet.com
Kenny Schachter Needed New Art Like a Hole in the Head at Art Basel, But Dug Up Plenty of Priceless Intel Instead - Vimarsana News

Kenny Schachter Needed New Art Like a Hole in the Head at Art Basel, But Dug Up Plenty of Priceless Intel Instead

Our dauntless columnist ventured once more into the Swiss fair's intrigue-packed aisles, bringing back the goods.

Source: artnet.com
Global Warming Reduces the Surface Area Covered by Cumulus Clouds, Increasing Their Warming - Vimarsana News

Global Warming Reduces the Surface Area Covered by Cumulus Clouds, Increasing Their Warming

Until recently, it was assumed that global warming would reduce the amount of surface area covered by clouds, thereby amplifying the warming. However, a team of researchers has now disproved that assumption.