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Patrick May
Since 2002
Works in NY, New York United States of America

BIO
Patrick May is a programmer and painter. He founded the artist collective Open Ground and was the Director of Technology at Rhizome.org from 2006-2008.

May received a BS in Studio Art from New York University in 1999. His work has been exhibited in New York, Miami, and Berlin, including Maiden Brooklyn, ZONE: Chelsea Center for the Arts, and the Galerie Scherer 8. He currently works in Brooklyn, NY creating intimate portraits of his friends and family.
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Artists Wanted Competition


Artists Wanted – an open call for submissions.

The current Art World is rife with uninspired work. Too often artists are elevated based on who they know instead of the quality of their work. Our goal is to up-end that process.

Artists Wanted is a new and ongoing program designed to promote the great undiscovered artists of our time. Those selected will receive $2007 cash, an inclusion in our annual publication, and a solo show at the 3rd Ward gallery in Brooklyn. Runners-up will be listed and linked on the website and have the possibility of being featured in our publication. Submission deadline: Sept. 21st. Submission fee: $25 for 3 images. No previous exposure necessary. We want the best, most talented, undiscovered artists. We want you.

All information about submission available through www.artistswanted.org.

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DISCUSSION

Content Aware Series (2010) - Tabor Robak


From a technical pov Photoshop's content aware fill is amazing.

There's a nice irony in making these ghostly redactions from the original heroic hardware shots.

DISCUSSION

Required Reading


An in-game illustration of similar issues can be found in Portal. The game skewers the romanticization of military research by casting the player as the test subject of a homicidal science facility. The final credits are a threatening folk song from the antagonist:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RthZgszykLs

EVENT

Autotune the Art Object


Dates:
Sat Oct 24, 2009 00:00 - Mon Oct 19, 2009

On Saturday October 24th, 4-6pm, Patrick May will present the processes and ideas behind his recent body of work “Portrait Photo Considered Harmful”. His recent work uses digital techniques weave together gestures of documentation, craftsmanship, selection, and narrative. These juxtaposed layers of authority expose each other, causing the final images to question the notion of the artist as an individual speaker.

In keeping with the notion that the artwork is in a state of constant collaboration, the full source files of the artworks have been released under a Creative Commons license at http://hexane.org. Any interested parties are invited to examine, re-use, or appropriate any materials or techniques from the exhibition.

May received a BS in Studio Art from New York University in 1999. His work has been exhibited in New York, Miami, and Berlin, including Maiden Brooklyn, ZONE: Chelsea Center for the Arts, and the Galerie Scherer 8. He currently works in Brooklyn, NY creating intimate portraits of his friends and family.

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DISCUSSION

Eternally loading landscape


Below is a simulation of an eternally loading landscape:

http://hexane.org/loading/

If you have any questions, comments, or critiques I'd love to hear them!

~ p

DISCUSSION

Crossings and Currents: An Interview with Margot Lovejoy


The CONFESS project is an interesting site.