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We have some exciting new upgrades to icommons.org to report! The latest updates to the site include:
- The ability to upload vertical pictures along with horizontal pictures to the site. We've also set the minimum picture size from 600 to 420 pixels, and you can upload both jpgs and pngs.
- Additions to our list of embedded videos that can be supported on the site - now video... more

 
Sneak Preview of Incompete Art Work!
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Paddy Johnson · New York (United States) · Jun 15th, 2007 5:28 pm · 18 votes · no comments made
 
A view from artist Nathaniel Stern's window - so beautiful it's almost surreal, Nathaniel Stern, CC BY 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)
A view from artist Nathaniel Stern's window - so beautiful it's almost surreal, by Nathaniel Stern
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I'm not sure why, but orange seems to signify the presence of artists.
CC BY 2.0
Artists look in a variety of directions. An exhibition in progress.
CC BY 2.0
Joy Garnett adds to her remixes of Molotov. This caption isn't so witty.
CC BY 2.0
A small child learns to lift heavy rope thanks to artist Nathaniel Stern
CC BY 2.0
Be prepared to get totally sick of this image&059&059; It's everywhere!
CC BY 2.0
Artist T.Whid shows off his teeth as an expression of self. Or something.
CC BY 2.0
As the headline suggests, readers of the icommons blog have the unique opportunity to view shots of a half finished installation space by the artists in residence, and a few glamor shots of said stars, (observe the uber sexy teeth of T.Whid in the following slide show.) This combined with a preview of the orangely designed posters and ropely fabricated public art works, makes for a slide show not to be missed. For witty quippage and uh, finely composed photographs, click through the jpegs to your right!

tags: croatia culture summit07 artists-in-residence



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