Discrete Curiosity
We want to thank all of the amazing artists that participated in the Discrete Curiosity cabinet displays. It was wonderful to hear them present their work in the context of other objects, and we [...]
We want to thank all of the amazing artists that participated in the Discrete Curiosity cabinet displays. It was wonderful to hear them present their work in the context of other objects, and we [...]
The Discrete Curiosity Project recently launched the exhibit of another round of amazing artist work. This month the cabinet, located at JOCO library’s Central Resource [...]
This Saturday, July 12th at 3:00 pm, The Discrete Curiosity Project will launch its second round of artist work at the Johnson County Library Central Resource Branch. July’s cabinet [...]
For us, art is a process of exploration and constant research. It’s taking something common to an uncommon extreme. This Saturday Yair Keshet and Elizabeth Lovett are pleased to present [...]
Please join Elizabeth Lovett and Yair Keshet from 2011 Rocket Grants Award winning project Discrete Curiosity as they debut their innovative display system for artists’ work [...]
The curiosity cabinet is alive and making its way around the Kansas City downtown. Showcasing the KC area talent and mixing in some outsiders, this rover is sure to inspire you to find the [...]
Exciting news for Discrete Curiosity: Progress has changed from fabricating hundreds of pieces to assembling them back into larger components. We are happy (and admittedly a little relieved) that [...]
Thanks to all who have been so patiently following our project. There has been a lot going on behind the scenes in constructing the cabinet. We now have all of the pieces and parts to assemble [...]
Discrete Curiosities is happy to announce that we have (finally) successfully crossed the threshold between our digital design and its physical manifestation. The approximately 420 unique [...]
The Discrete Curiosity Project has launched its website, announcing the “SET” categories and the call for submission. Check it out to see what we’ve been up to and how you can [...]
grants for unconventional, public-facing artwork in surprising places