Posts Tagged ‘criticism’

new web august

By brooks • Aug 8th, 2010 • Category: Features

Along with many people, I had been sensing a lack of “seize the moment, disruptive, take over” type advertising lately. It is not a bad thing, I was writing it off to the usual reasons of companies not spending as much, or it’s too silly in a time when companies should be understanding what their [...]



new art august

By brooks • Aug 8th, 2010 • Category: Features

After the first viewing of SITE Santa Fe’s biennale exhibition: The Dissolve, I am happy to report that I enjoyed experiencing the videos and the space. There are a couple things worth mentioning. One is that, while the term dissolve in film is usually a transitional effect, where one image dissolves away, into the next [...]



authentically being real

By brooks • Apr 2nd, 2010 • Category: style

There is a challenge today to perceive the difference between when it is appropriate to have something appear real or fake. I think this style guide will help a little when approaching the concept of real vs fake. Overall – When someone invests themselves in something, and spends a long time working with real resources, [...]



new art july

By brooks • Jul 5th, 2008 • Category: Features

In the fast and complex art world, here is where the latest art criticism, history, or work will be featured.