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Tom Estes - Crash Test Dummy
by Abel Magwitch
Tom Estes at LUBOMIROV-EASTON
October 26th, 2012 - November 24th, 2012
Posted
1/7/13
Tom EstesCrash Test Dummy2012Part ofHealth & Safety Violation: A collaboration betweenBen Woodeson and Tom Estes
Health & Safety Violation is a project initiated at Lubomirov-Easton which brought together performance artist Tom Estes and sculptor Ben Woodeson in an experimental collaboration; neither knowing exactly what wouldl happen. The Health & Safety Violation collaboration was an evolving experiment documented by visitors to the exhibition; ephemeral performance art interacting with... [more]
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Tom Estes Live Art Performance
by Abel Magwitch
Tom Estes at LUBOMIROV-EASTON
October 26th, 2012 - November 24th, 2012
Posted
11/28/12
The work of artist Tom Estes has been described as “darkly disturbing & hauntingly beautiful”. Photographer, videographer and creator of multi-media performance & installation, artist Tom Estes has been hung, played and performed in a few of the world’s right places and a couple of deliciously wrong ones. Often site specific, interactive or suggestive of a latent performative quality, Estes’ interventions, stealth art and strange attractions seem to infer a surreal wit drawn from early... [more]
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Cake Hole By Tom Estes
by Abel Magwitch
20//20, Matthews and Allen, Fucking Good Art, Mirna Bamieh, Rebecca Beinart, Clare Charnley, Trio Collective, Helena Tomlin and Julie Davis, Bisan Abu Eisheh, Tom Estes, Steve Fossey, Helen and Newton Harrison, Traci Kelly, Julie Fournier Levesque, Dr. Alex Mevel, John Newling, Bartram and O'Neill, Rachel Parry, Alexandra Ross, Miffy Ryan, Simon Withers, Wochenklausur, Katarina Zdjelar at Nottingham Contemporary
September 8th, 2012 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Posted
11/28/12
Tom Estes' Live Art Performance CAKE HOLE at Nottingham Contemporary
On August 30th 2012 Tom Estes staged his Live Art Performance Cake Hole at Nottingham Contemporary as part of the In Dialogue Symposium. In Dialogue is an International Symposium thatl interrogates how artists and researchers use dialogue in practice. In Dialogue focused on performance, translation, as a methodology and curatorial practice, through a number of panel discussions, performances, workshops and presenta... [more]
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Cake Hole by Tom Estes
by Abel Magwitch
20//20, Matthews and Allen, Fucking Good Art, Mirna Bamieh, Rebecca Beinart, Clare Charnley, Trio Collective, Helena Tomlin and Julie Davis, Bisan Abu Eisheh, Tom Estes, Steve Fossey, Helen and Newton Harrison, Traci Kelly, Julie Fournier Levesque, Dr. Alex Mevel, John Newling, Bartram and O'Neill, Rachel Parry, Alexandra Ross, Miffy Ryan, Simon Withers, Wochenklausur, Katarina Zdjelar at Nottingham Contemporary
October 14th, 2012 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Posted
10/14/12
CAKE HOLE by Tom Estes at Nottingham Contemporary as part of In Dialogue.
In Dialogue, is an international event interrogating how artists and researchers use dialogue in practice, through different forms of discussion, presentation and performance. The event took place on August 30th 2012 in one of the galleries at Nottingham Contemporary. At over 3,000 square metres, Nottingham Contemporary is one of the largest contemporary art centres in the UK. This purpose built structure was desi... [more]
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Overlords by Tom Estes
by Abel Magwitch
at Fictilis
April 5th, 2012 - April 27th, 2012
Posted
4/20/12
OVERLORDS BY TOM ESTES at Interlife Crisis
It’s hard to remember a world without the internet. In its current pernicious state of velocity combined with a fathomless audience, the internet has become a dizzying source of daily information. According to a recent survey, we now spend almost half our waking hours either online, on the phone, or watching television. The flow of information has continued unabated and transmission of images has accelerated to become a source of daily reality for most u... [more]
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Tom Estes at the Guggenheim in New York
by Abel Magwitch
Tom Estes at The Guggenheim
April 1st, 2012 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Posted
4/19/12
Artist Tom Estes, enters the realm of Loonytune physics to create a successful science and pop-media crossover, making a ‘Portable Black Hole’ from the darkest material ever made. The carpet of carbon nano- tubes reflects 0.045 percent light, making it 100 times darker than a black-painted Corvette according to researchers from Rice University, The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and NASA.
Remember the Road Runner Show? Simple in its premise, the Road Runner, a flightless cartoon bird (loosely based on a real bird, the Greater Roadrunner), is chased down the highways of the Southwester... [more]
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