An artist statement placed next to an entry at ArtPrize can be both important and helpful when you're trying to see hundreds of pieces of art in one day. Some artist statements are great, some are pretentious and some are completely honest.
On Monday, October 24, Judge Janet T. Neff of the United States District for the Western District of Michigan ruled that state law must not prohibit Michigan voters from taking "ballot selfies".
Camera use is prohibited in voting booths and polling places in Michigan, but a new lawsuit is challenging the ban on "ballot selfies" in the name of free speech.
We've all taken selfies with our phones, right? Of course. You take them at parties, restaurants, concerts, random travels around town, dozens of other places.
How far would you go, or what chances would you take, to shoot what you considered to be your ultimate selfie? What do you think you would do to take the topper of all toppers?
These guys, daredevil lunatics, climbed a big old building to t
ArtPrize artist Lou Rodriguez's "I Used to be an Octopus" is a 20 foot dragon at Calder Plaza. One of the dragon's claws also works as a seat. Rodriguez is encouraging visitors to have a seat and take a selfie.
Ah, technology. With the advances over the years, it's pretty hard to stay anonymous.
Take, for instance, this pair of apparent iPad thieves in suburban Houston.
Who’s your buddy?
That’s right: We know you love your doggies, kitties and other pets — rodents, included –out there. And we want to reward you for that love, whether it’s for man’s best friend, your feline companion or some other furry friend. Check out our gallery of pet selfies and be sure to vote for your favorite!