Every one of these begins with a piece that already existed: a Bishkek monument’s stolen-bronze niches filled with living doctors and writers, the Met’s catalogue played as a drum machine, a 1968 In C laid over a 2023 one, 24 studios answered with 24 new works, and fifteen years of posters drawn in answer to films.
Roger Erik Tinch's archive of standout film art, back after a few years away
→ reelizer.com
A Bishkek monument whose stolen bronze founders were briefly replaced by living people doing the same jobs today
→ atlasobscura.com
A step sequencer whose tiles are real ceramics from the Met's open collection
→ ceramic-beats.zui.ooo
Layer up to six of 99 recordings of Terry Riley's In C on top of each other, tempo-synced
→ incync.space
Joe Fig tours 24 artists’ studios, then makes a new work about each one
→ kk.org
A working designer redesigns her own library, one book at a time
→ jennyvolvovski.com