Jan Vormann
Destructif modernization
http://www.janvormann.com/installations_48913906.php
Kate Macdowell
KATE MACDOWELL
http://www.dontpaniconline.com/magazine/arts/kate-macdowell
Grace Weir
In My Own Time, Cloud, A Little Bit of Unknown and The Clearing are four thought-provoking films by artist Grace Weir that investigate time. The films are the results of the artist’s investigations into black holes, notions of time and light, Einstein’s theory of relativity, and questions in philosophy and theoretical physics regarding our shifting relationships with clock time. Science and processes of science are Grace Weir’s subjects. But her perspective is firmly that of an artist investigating the world around her, and her work is as much involved with the qualities and structure of film-making as it is with science.
http://www.graceweir.com/
Giovanni Anselmo
Direction 1967-8
In the late 1960′s, Anselmo began to make sculptures exploring forces such as torsion, gravity, and magnetism. His Direction series incorporate compasses that point to the magnetic north pole. This work is made by pushing a glass beaker with a needle inside it against a dampened cloth. ‘I formed a sort of trail that the energy of the magnetic fields, continuing to orient the needle, kept alive’. Inside the gallery, the work serves as a reminder of the space outside it, and the invisible forces that structure the world.
