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Oscar Murillo | Frequencies
Later this month, Oscar Murillo will debut Frequencies at his upcoming David Zwirner exhibition, Unfinished Thinking: Paintings and Social Maps.
The project is the result of more than a decade of work: an archive of 21,319 images of drawings by children worldwide.
The more I’ve spoken with Oscar, the more I’ve come to understand that Frequencies embodies the thread that’s run through his work since childhood.
This thread explores how the project came into being, how it has evolved, and what happens next. We’ll use it as a repository for everything Frequencies, past and future.
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Jamie Gourlay retweeted
leyla & @michaelspalter’s conversation on the occasion of the release of ordo (2017) by @CharlesCsuri’s estate is the most interesting discussion of computer art i've heard in a long time. maybe ever.
Frequencies context
View the archive: frequenciesproject.org
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Oscar Murillo | Frequencies
Later this month, Oscar Murillo will debut Frequencies at his upcoming David Zwirner exhibition, Unfinished Thinking: Paintings and Social Maps.
The project is the result of more than a decade of work: an archive of 21,319 images of drawings by children worldwide.
The more I’ve spoken with Oscar, the more I’ve come to understand that Frequencies embodies the thread that’s run through his work since childhood.
This thread explores how the project came into being, how it has evolved, and what happens next. We’ll use it as a repository for everything Frequencies, past and future.
🪡
Jamie Gourlay retweeted
Once upon a time at the gallery: Sculpting the Internet (2017), the first solo exhibition of @JanRobertLeegte with the gallery 🌐
More info: upstreamgallery.nl/exhibitio…
Jamie Gourlay retweeted
It’s extra special when you get to record in person, but even more so when you’re in an artist’s studio, surrounded by the smell of canvases and paint.
While this is Oscar’s studio, he says he mostly just stays there and doesn’t manage to make it back to his house much because, well, art is life and life is art kinda thing.
It’s a long chat, but so well worth listening to, as you really get a sense of Oscar’s personality as well as an understanding of his work.
Frequencies: everything you need to know 👇
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Oscar Murillo | Frequencies
Later this month, Oscar Murillo will debut Frequencies at his upcoming David Zwirner exhibition, Unfinished Thinking: Paintings and Social Maps.
The project is the result of more than a decade of work: an archive of 21,319 images of drawings by children worldwide.
The more I’ve spoken with Oscar, the more I’ve come to understand that Frequencies embodies the thread that’s run through his work since childhood.
This thread explores how the project came into being, how it has evolved, and what happens next. We’ll use it as a repository for everything Frequencies, past and future.
🪡
8 years into Frequencies, he found himself stuck at home during the pandemic, and diving deep into the digital archive for the first time in preparation for his Artangel show.
Jamie Gourlay retweeted
Anyone who has been collecting digital art should 💯 read this interview by Peter Bauman with Caroline Csuri. It takes us back to where this ‘movement’ began.
It’s quite extraordinary to think about Csuri’s journey, from his humble beginnings in a Hungarian immigrant family to becoming the first in his family to attend college, a professor by the age of 30, and eventually one of the pioneers of computer art.
Thank you, @monkantony_tez and @lerandomart for your dedication and commitment to uncovering a chapter of art history that deserves to be better understood and recognised.
Jamie Gourlay retweeted
what a thrill to write about vera and then to pub an interview on chuck 👑👑
fascinating how they both created imaginary/analog computers before getting access to digital ones
they had a sixth sense for computation’s importance and doubled down repeatedly
"Caroline Csuri on Charles Csuri and Computation as Playground" by Peter Bauman @monkantony_tez
Caroline Csuri on her father, Charles Csuri + the computer he considered his “playground” and “magic black box”
🐦 lerandom.art/editorial/carol… 🐦
Mentions: @CharlesCsuri @MuseumModernArt @michaelspalter @OhioState @NSF @Pixar @NASA @artforum @ClevelandArt @still_museum
The Frequencies archive is now online!
frequenciesproject.org
HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to Oscar Murillo opening at @davidzwirner this evening - with Frequencies at the heart of it❤️
More information:
xitter.cf/jamiegourlay/status/21…
Oscar Murillo | Frequencies
Later this month, Oscar Murillo will debut Frequencies at his upcoming David Zwirner exhibition, Unfinished Thinking: Paintings and Social Maps.
The project is the result of more than a decade of work: an archive of 21,319 images of drawings by children worldwide.
The more I’ve spoken with Oscar, the more I’ve come to understand that Frequencies embodies the thread that’s run through his work since childhood.
This thread explores how the project came into being, how it has evolved, and what happens next. We’ll use it as a repository for everything Frequencies, past and future.
🪡