Arthur Ganson is known for his kinetic sculptures and machines. At moments even a cold metallic machine can appear to be organic and chaotic. This is one of those moments.
Thanks for the link Zack!
Arthur Ganson is known for his kinetic sculptures and machines. At moments even a cold metallic machine can appear to be organic and chaotic. This is one of those moments.
Thanks for the link Zack!
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This is nuts. I wonder if there's even any load on the final drive mechanism. By all means, that thing has enough torque to chew through that concrete....some day.
Posted by: Andrew | July 22, 2009 4:20 PM
yea get the dvd watson its well worth the investment . i got it a couple years ago. good soundtrack nothing but machines clicking and making noise. great to zone out to.
Posted by: jonnyneedledick | July 22, 2009 7:38 PM
happy to see a living master get his due from a non-visualarts-related blog/community. ganson is great along with tinguely and the rest who exemplify the gorgeous aspects of motion. more! more!
Posted by: kylej | July 22, 2009 7:57 PM
i was lucky enough to see ganson speak down here in april. he had his show in the architecture building here at ut. i also got his dvd a couple of years ago back when it was only $5!
it was fantastic to see his stuff in person, but his video page is super awesome, too. it's essentially the same as the dvd but there are a few that aren't on there.
http://www.arthurganson.com/pages/Sculptures.html
his artichoke and wishbone stuff is super awesome and it is amazing how large of a presence these physically small sculptures have, even when you are standing right in front of them!
Posted by: dancakes | July 22, 2009 8:54 PM