- Jon
Rafman (born 1981) is a
Canadian artist, filmmaker, and essayist. His work
centers around the emotional,
social and
existential impact of technology...
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exhibited in art galleries, such as the work of Jon
Rafman at the
Saatchi Gallery, London.
Rafman sees
images that
evoke the "gritty
urban life" depicted...
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Timekeeper "9-Eyes", an
exhibition of
Google Street View
images by Jon
Rafman Mataiva ("Nine Eyes" in Tuamotuan), a
coral atoll This
disambiguation page...
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collaborations on
visual accompaniment with
contemporary artists such as Jon
Rafman,
Takeshi Murata, and Nate Boyce.
Differing from the sample-based techniques...
- is
stained with blood. The
artwork was
designed by
Canadian artist Jon
Rafman, who
previously created the
music video for Havoc's
version of West's 2023...
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posting the album's
cover art, title, and
release date.
Created by Jon
Rafman, the
cover is an AI-generated
photograph of men and
women wearing suits...
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Google services breed new
artistic possibilities.
Beginning in 2008, Jon
Rafman collected images from
Google Street View for his
project called The Nine...
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projects for the album,
among them his
frequent collaborator Nate Boyce; Jon
Rafman;
Takeshi Murata;
Jacob Ciocci, and John
Michael Boling. Also in 2013, Lopatin...
- of art
after the internet,
placing it
within the
context of
works by Jon
Rafman, Cao Fei,
Avery Singer, and others. His
first museum survey in the United...
- What We Should’ve Said but Didn’t 2024, 4
September – 25 November: Jon
Rafman: Nine Eyes of
Google Street View 2024/2025, 10
October – 13 January: United...
