Wednesday, November 25, 2009
word up geert
GizMag invited me to fill in the blanks as part of their lucky issue seven. There is some really awesome work in this one- all the way from Belgium! Check out GizMag #7!!
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Friday, October 23, 2009
Odds
A couple of random things today. Over the past six months, I have collaborated with Noah Lamport on a few electronic experiments, and usually I use one or the other pieces at shows. The first picture is a type of theremin that is played through contact points. On this one, "Foundation," the user places their palm on the copper skyline and manipulates the pitch by playing the triangles with their finger tips. It is built into a cigar box and has no exposed wires or controls on the top surface. All circuits copyright Noah Lamport.
Farmers' Market is just another moleskine page.
Ways of Seeing, Perceptual Habits in Viewing Art. ON SITE N1 "ON SITE ON SITE ON SITE" 1972
Farmers' Market is just another moleskine page.
Ways of Seeing, Perceptual Habits in Viewing Art. ON SITE N1 "ON SITE ON SITE ON SITE" 1972
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Best of the Suncoast 2009
I was named the Best Visual Artist in the Creative Loafing Best of the Suncoast Issue. Rad!
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Artery Magazine
I'm really excited about this one! The Artery Magazine is an online publication coming out of Buffalo, New York. After some phone calls, I recently answered some questions for the site's editor, Laura Duquette. You can read my interview here.
Friday, September 11, 2009
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Babby Studios
I had to keep myself busy at work to distract from the steady workload & strict deadlines I've neglected...
I came home to a beautiful space made possible by Babby!
Time to work.
Check out my piece in Seattle based Redefine Mag! :D
Friday, August 21, 2009
Creative Loafing: Young fellow pleads.
Suddenly astute, Creative Loafing immediately broke wind of Erin's Campaign to elect me "Best Visual Artist" in their Best of the Suncoast edition. Close enough!
Check out kind words at Gasbit in Philadelphia, and Jackie Godsey's Art Ed Blog, and sweet stuff at Bicycle, Bicycle Designs.
A week into the Meteoreyes tour, I miss Andrew Sink.
Check out kind words at Gasbit in Philadelphia, and Jackie Godsey's Art Ed Blog, and sweet stuff at Bicycle, Bicycle Designs.
A week into the Meteoreyes tour, I miss Andrew Sink.
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
MY ESCAPE INTO LIFE AKA "A MILLI"
"Greg Ferris' art is a culmination of playing with art school materials and rejecting art school rules. He re-appropriates textbooks and architectural elements in creating otherworldly scenes that reverse their original connotation.
In a small town full of landscape paintings and glass sculptures, he has ignited a grassroots effort to engage those around him in creating a community with which we all identify. His most recent work, Paraprofessional Magazine, is a vessel allowing young artists to discuss identity in an unedited, unglazed fashion and distribute it to the people searching for just that."
-Erin Murphy
Featured artist at EscapeIntoLife.com
Also Design Is Kinky in Sydney, Australia!
AND Fabrik Project!
Ikebukuro in Japan.
+ Illustrate My Day blog. ftw.
In a small town full of landscape paintings and glass sculptures, he has ignited a grassroots effort to engage those around him in creating a community with which we all identify. His most recent work, Paraprofessional Magazine, is a vessel allowing young artists to discuss identity in an unedited, unglazed fashion and distribute it to the people searching for just that."
-Erin Murphy
Featured artist at EscapeIntoLife.com
Also Design Is Kinky in Sydney, Australia!
AND Fabrik Project!
Ikebukuro in Japan.
+ Illustrate My Day blog. ftw.
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Bites
A new project is in the works! :D
In the tween time, I have a Japanese fan!
+ PARAPROFESSIONAL Mag reaches China.
Thursday, August 13, 2009
PARAPROFESSIONAL MAGAZINE
Check out PARAPROFESSIONAL 0001 PDF
P.S. Continuing shameless self promotion: Blogging in the Netherlands!
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
B/D!
happy birthday to me, my website was featured on Beautiful/Decay.
**Edit** Re-posted on Existing Visual!!
Interview at Americansafari.org
photos from Intellectual Freedom Festival
More shows:
8/22- Maid Mosephine plays the Emerald Bar in St. Pete w/ Sons of Hippies
8/28- Ringling School Art & Design (Maid Mosephine + Tiny Ensemble)
8/29- Maid Mosephine at the Box Social w/ XOXO
shameless shameless
**Edit** Re-posted on Existing Visual!!
Interview at Americansafari.org
photos from Intellectual Freedom Festival
More shows:
8/22- Maid Mosephine plays the Emerald Bar in St. Pete w/ Sons of Hippies
8/28- Ringling School Art & Design (Maid Mosephine + Tiny Ensemble)
8/29- Maid Mosephine at the Box Social w/ XOXO
shameless shameless
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Thursday, July 16, 2009
sextant
Big shout to Rob at Lumpytunes on WSLR!!! Alt. Tuesdays 11-1 on 96.5 FM.
Lumpytunes plays the best music I've ever heard on a radio program. Listen online at WSLR and check his myspace.
Tiny Ensemble
7/24 @
8/7 @ The Box Social w/ Harper Sublette and Sons of Hippies
8/21 @ Cock n Bull Pub w/ Airoes, Paragraph, Superband...
Maid Mosephine & the Equines
7/28 @ Pastimes Pub
8/8 @ Intellectual Freedom Festival at Selby Library
8/18 @ SOAP at Pastimes Pub
8/29 ???
Cats in the Basement
whenever
Holy Ghost Agency
every Cabana Inn open mic
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Sunday, June 28, 2009
FLQNR
Skiffle and I played at the Florida Quarterly Noise Report at Will's Pub in Orlando yesterday. Awesome.
Skiffle
Cats in the Basement
Skiffle
Cats in the Basement
Friday, June 26, 2009
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Cats and Horses Store
We're working on an online store, and now you ca get some records at http://catsandhorses.bigcartel.com
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Trappe
Q: Where can I see Tiny Ensemble play??
A:
4/3 - Townie Showcase!
4/4 - Pastimes Pub
4/10 - Epic Future Tour House Show!
4/21 - SOAP!
Also, I will have some art dangling for Kanpi's 2nd anniversary/ 4-20 bash!
+Thanks Sons of Hippies for the shout out in Creative Loafing.
A:
4/3 - Townie Showcase!
4/4 - Pastimes Pub
4/10 - Epic Future Tour House Show!
4/21 - SOAP!
Also, I will have some art dangling for Kanpi's 2nd anniversary/ 4-20 bash!
+Thanks Sons of Hippies for the shout out in Creative Loafing.
Monday, March 30, 2009
Monday, March 23, 2009
Post-Folk Science Trapezoid!
Listen to the new jam featuring our latest member, Mosephine!
Tiny Ensemble - Deposit Box
My other band, Letters From Elvis, just finished mixing our demo- you can listen to it on the space.
Letters From Elvis - No Home
Tiny Ensemble - Deposit Box
My other band, Letters From Elvis, just finished mixing our demo- you can listen to it on the space.
Letters From Elvis - No Home
Monday, March 16, 2009
of the machine
"Should I say now that I like Metropolis because something I have seen in my imagination comes true, when I detested it after it was finished?"
-Fritz Lang
-Fritz Lang
Tiny Ensemble aka 'Micropenis'
Listen to our live recording from last night at Pastimes Pub at Myspace.com/tinyensemble.
Shawn McBee has the entire debut on youtube!
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Monday, March 9, 2009
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Monday, February 16, 2009
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Sunday, February 1, 2009
super x-13
Must see Mind Field. Must skate. I work the skate park sundays.
Pics from the show at Cats & Horses Club!
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Leg: a solid foundation for greg
I want to tell you guys a little bit about what all this stuff is about.
A while back I made 'Worm-hole.' It was a 10 x 10" steel cube with a hole sucking in through one side and out the other. Then I painted the whole thing black and added white grid lines- warping with the stresses of stretching spacetime. This was my strange little model of the universe, but what else? WTF?
Early on, my instructor for the sculpture class told me I wouldn't be able to do it that way I had proposed, but I went ahead anyway. It was a terrible mess of work hours; I cut the entire thing in two, and heated the remaining solid sides with an acetylene torch and pounded the contours of a quantum dimension before reuniting the pieces. It took forever to achieve such..let's say, organic...results. Yet precisely that, I realized, was the point. To demonstrate some complex theoretical idea through such a primal process of hammering and hammering away, suddenly seemed like such a beautiful metaphor for the human spirit. Our will to manipulate destiny among the absurd paradox of our condition! I had finally identified what it was that I had been doing with my odd works: Folk Science!
A while back I made 'Worm-hole.' It was a 10 x 10" steel cube with a hole sucking in through one side and out the other. Then I painted the whole thing black and added white grid lines- warping with the stresses of stretching spacetime. This was my strange little model of the universe, but what else? WTF?
Early on, my instructor for the sculpture class told me I wouldn't be able to do it that way I had proposed, but I went ahead anyway. It was a terrible mess of work hours; I cut the entire thing in two, and heated the remaining solid sides with an acetylene torch and pounded the contours of a quantum dimension before reuniting the pieces. It took forever to achieve such..let's say, organic...results. Yet precisely that, I realized, was the point. To demonstrate some complex theoretical idea through such a primal process of hammering and hammering away, suddenly seemed like such a beautiful metaphor for the human spirit. Our will to manipulate destiny among the absurd paradox of our condition! I had finally identified what it was that I had been doing with my odd works: Folk Science!
New Site!
Mosephine and I have just launched our new site at CatsAndHorsesClub.blogspot.com that will feature upcoming events & provisions. :D
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Monday, January 19, 2009
science & contemporary life vs. natural world and the past
BROTHERS FROM DIFFERENT
MOTHERS AND FATHERS
ALSO SOME OF THEM
ARE GIRLS AND
THE PARENTS ARE GAY
Erin at the Fruitville Library reading garden in the morning.
A concept page for '30 Songs' flyer.
"Prior to humanity’s awareness to it, the universe was a coherent, self-regulating entity awaiting discovery. Humankind’s additions to and modifications of that preexisting order often damaged it, so that the architect’s charge is a kind of restoration effort requiring him to incorporate his understanding of the eternal in every design, as did the Pantheon’s makers, hence its everlasting appeal. “What the space wants to be” is itself- that is, it wants to assume its rightful place in and be a proper manifestation of the eternal order of things."
Wizard demonstrating laser eyes on crystal mountain.
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