Something that happened in a specific location. And also the space. Well, for instance, basically as a photo work and with every space i try to keep a connection to an exhibition space and also to the relation of the artwork. And also because, yeah, you could ask yourself that you could taste of the well exposed air basically. And so much interested in the whole process of making the clouds. But rather in the idea of the emergency of a cloud inside of a space. And, first cloudy made in the small skills space put over, which is an exhibition space. Yeah, it is a small, mobile space, the walls are not higher than, think about was it three feet. To control the space i thought that it would be kind of the idea to exhibit the rain cloud. And also yes, you start making, and you start making the ideal situation actually. And therefore, i think that a model can only not stand for an idea. So the exhibition space into my ideal perception of a museum space which was the natural gallery in dublin
A few years ago, i attended a public event at sfaliason, i dont know if you were there but it had a huge impact on me. I went to hear alaferalaison speak and instead a heard a neuro biologist and a snow flake scientist and tj clark who is an arc historian. It was amazing, it was the most amazing night. And we have actually modeled our Public Programs off of that event ever since. We like at the Arts Commission to broad a broader dialogue around the works that we show. Not just having the artists themselves present, but to present different ways of thinking about their work, different ways of thinking about contemporary art in general. And leaving you thinking, as you leave. So, tonight we have someone from young and we have a photographer who is not in the show, alongside of our current existing artists. If you like this program, you will like other things that we do in terms of our Public Programs. Tonight, we will hear our featured artists and then from the invited guests who i will
Blue shirt, he works in amsterdam and received his ba and his ma in 2005 from the frank mart institute in holland. He has exhibited in tipai, pa ris, and many others and now San Francisco. Last mobsinger he opened his first large scale solo expedition at land of tomorrow in kentucky, which i didnt know about. I encourage you to look up that institution. It is an incredible, incredible space. And program. His work resides in the sachi and smithsonian and others. He has written about in art publications his work was recognized by Time Magazine as one of the top ten inventions of 2012. It is represented by lonkini gallery in london and now i would like to have him come up and speak. [ applause ] im benat and based in amsterdam and i want to show you some works. So, my work and installations, and sculpture and photos and site and working on the architecture or the history of the location. I am interested in a motion of friction between construction and de, construction and the physical sta
Flake scientist and tj clark who is an arc historian. It was amazing, it was the most amazing night. And we have actually modeled our Public Programs off of that event ever since. We like at the Arts Commission to broad a broader dialogue around the works that we show. Not just having the artists themselves present, but to present different ways of thinking about their work, different ways of thinking about contemporary art in general. And leaving you thinking, as you leave. So, tonight we have someone from young and we have a photographer who is not in the show, alongside of our current existing artists. If you like this program, you will like other things that we do in terms of our Public Programs. Tonight, we will hear our featured artists and then from the invited guests who i will introduce. If there is time i will direct a couple of questions in their direction. There will be no q, and a, tonight this program was not designed as a dialogue and we hope that you will attend before
May be its biggest challenge yet raising money to fight ebola. Welcome to Market Makers. I am Erik Schatzker here at bank ofattan america were minutes from now, i will be interviewing the ceo and recently named chairman of the bank, brian moynihan. I dont need to tell you what is bank has been through. 70 billion is what bank of america has paid as a result of its role in the mortgage meltdown of the financial crisis that followed. Today, there is light at the end of the tunnel. It was a three dollar stock and now it is a 16 stock perhaps on of thatto 20 and a lot depends on the outlook for Interest Rates. This is fed day and brian and i will talk about the outlook for Interest Rates and the yield curve and whether the market. Perhaps as being too complacent we will talk about Student Loans and auto debt and europe. We will talk about apple pay. Brian moynihan will be here in about 10 minutes from now. You clearly are headed for a big morning. Minutes, mysix missing notebook and my bla