These are in SJMA now as well. They are a small part of artworks of this coming Zero1.

ROBOTS: EVOLUTION OF A CULTURAL ICON

I went to the opening of SJMA's current exhibition last Friday. I sawe some cool works. There is a giant form robot on the second floor, but taking pictures is not allowed on 2nd floor...I found several other's robots' "portraits" on SJMA's website.
Clayton Bailey, Robot Pet, Beautybot, Boybot,1990-2000.

Aluminum and mixed media.
Collection of the San Jose Museum of Art.
Gift of the Artist with additional funds contributed by the Museum’s Collections Committee. 2003.25.01-3. Photography by Douglas Sandberg.

Eric Joyner, What We Ought Not, We Do, 2006.
Oil on wood panel. Collection of Mark Holt.
Photograph courtesy of the Artist and The Shooting Gallery, San Francisco.

Michael Mew, Robot 4, 2006.
Acrylic on canvas. Courtesy of the Artist

David Pace, Greg's Robot Collection, 1991.
(twenty 16 x 20 inches images).
Courtesy of the Artist.

Nam June Paik, Robespierre from the series,
Evolution, Revolution, Resolution, 1989.
Portfolio of 8 etchings and lithographs (ed. 64).
Collection of Carl and Elizabeth Solway. I
mage copyright Carl Solway Gallery, Inc, Cincinnati.

Flyers

Made 2 flayers today. They are for the donation to the China earthquake victims.

very sad...

Yesterday morning, I heart the news about the big earthquake in Sichuan China. I'm very very sad about it. So many people died in this disaster.
Pray for the people who are still under the debris and who are rescuing . Wish all people will be rescued.


The woman was going to deliver the baby just after the big shock, they must stay outside.
people consciously formed a circle to protect the lying-in woman.


A hospital transfered the new born babies to a safe place.

Children were having class when the earthquake happened. So sad, so sad that many children died in this disaster.


This women's child is in the debris.

Did posters for the proposal of the Climate Clock.

Finished new version of SWITCH webpages

Have a look before the new 25th issue comes out.:)

Two awesome designs about global warming

Zdzislaw Beksinsk

Like this guy's paintings. Zdzislaw Beksinsk is a Polish artist (1925-2005). He created very disturbing images which showing a surrealistic, post-apocalyptic environment with very detailed scenes of death, decay, landscapes filled with skeletons, deformed figures and deserts. Although personally I don't like dark art and artworks deal with death and blood, I really think his works are splendid and super powerful.
{http://www.beksinski.pl/}

some other random paitings that are good

Audrey Kawasaki's paintings

{http://www.audrey-kawasaki.com/}
Typical Japaneses style and really pretty. Her works are a little bit Dark.

some paintings I liked

Anne Julie Aubry { http://www.annejulie-art.com/index.html }

A Wedding Story in Gallery8