By Keith WalshIn a brand new video by Italian artist Francesca Bonci, One-Legged Heart evokes a dark sentimentality in a melodic techno song with deep deep bass and glitchy electronics. The musical half of this […]
I had the good luck to virtually meet European New Media Artist Francesca Bonci after I reviewed a song ‘Heaven Forgive Me’ by Federale, featured in a video of her creation. Her innovative visual production style has gained her fans around the world, and afforded her the chance to work with musical artists she admires.
Bonci’s technique relies on traditional, analog and digital media to create impressionistic scenes filled with light and color.
As part of the exhibition “Stock Footage And Outakes: A Selection Of Works By Gronk” at Cerritos College in California, legendary Chicano artist Gronk (Glugio Nicandro) chats with visitors while he works on a 32 foot canvas. The mural will be on permanent display at Cerritos College when completed.
The exhibition was curated by Professor James MacDewitt, and is part of the SUR:Biennial, a series founded in 2011, which has 16 exhibitions in 2023 (mostly in Southern California) and returns every two years.
From early stunts by the collective ASCO, through his 1984 installation for MOCA in Los Angeles and up to the present day, Gronk has created works for gallery, public spaces, and stage, including collaborations with The Kronos Quartet and opera director Peter Sellars.