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- Where are you located? 你的居住地區？
- San Francisco
- Art medium or relation 藝術體裁或联系：
- Painting/繪畫, Other其他
- About Me (bio) 個人簡曆:
- Luke Feldman, the creator of Skaffs, is an Australian artist that creates for a multitude of platforms. Inspired by childhood experiences and a vivid imagination, his illustrations and animations are minimalist, with defined lines, detailed characters, and vividly vibrant colours that give his work depth and movement. Known for his whimsical females; the large, intense, eyes and fluid bodies are strangely erotic; yet maintain a distant, unattainable feeling. In these pieces, the female form has been reduced to its most basic points, without the need for vulgarity, yet these creatures are not quite human, transporting us into a fantasy. Further information can be found at www.skaffs.com
His distinctive style has led to a number of high profile illustration and animation projects. Some of the highlights include Flash animation and interactive content for Wallop, a Microsoft social-networking company, illustrations for Coca-Cola’s 2007 advertising campaign, Custo-Barcelona Designs, Semipermanent’s 2007 publication, Desktop Magazine, Contagious Magazine, Staf Magazine, Playtimes Magazine, a Skaffs scoota customisation, and worldwide exhibitions. In 2006, Luke launched a skate deck line, a vinyl adhesive line, and was a finalist in the “Cut & Paste” digital design tournament. In 2007, he was a finalist in the Erotic Art Prize, a finalist in the DeskTop Create Awards illustration competition and a finalist in the Addicting Games “Shoot Em’ Up” Flash game design competition. His animation (Flash animation and music created by Luke Feldman) featured at Comic-con’s International Independent Film Festival and he recently launched his Skaffs vinyl toy prototype.
Further details with regard to his work and upcoming exhibitions can be found at www.skaffs.com .
- Website 網站:
- http://www.skaffs.com
- What language do you speak? 你通曉哪些語言？
- Chinese only
- How did you hear about us? 你如何知道我們？
- Friend Referral
- Are you a member of Chinese Culture Center? 你是中華文化中心的會員嗎？
- I'm interested-please send me the information
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Contemporary Art, Community & Public Space: Present Tense Panel Discussion Part 1
With the great success of the Center’s biennial exhibition, Present Tense 2009: Chinese Character, in collaboration with Kearny Street Workshop, we would like to engage the community in a casual, lively, and fun panel discussion regarding the relationship between contemporary art, community building, and public space as a venue for the arts. Among other topics, we will discuss the impact on artists, the community audience, and how exhibitions like Present Tense can bring new and provocative energy into the public scene.
Present Tense Biennial 2009 is funded Grants for the Arts, Tower International, United Commercial Bank, Zellerbach and San Francisco Office of Economic and Workforce Development
Present Tense Biennial 2009 would like to thank the following organizations for collaborative support:
Community Educational Services, Asian American Women Artists Association, Asia Society, Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center, Asian Law Caucus,Chinese for Affirmative Action, Chinatown YMCA, Chinatown Community Development Center, and Community Youth Center.
Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco Chinatown Heritage Walking Tour July 2009
A brief intro by docent, and comments by walkers after taking the Chinatown Heritage Walking Tour offered by Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco.
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