K. Nicol’s blog: wisdom + madness every 3.65 days
April 23, 2013
For those who’ve seen his work and want more…
Every 3.65 days exactly, artist K. Nicol updates his blog.
100 posts in 1 year.
100 keen and often humorous observations about art and daily life that you don’t want to miss.
K. Nicol is one of two contemporary artists (along with Hyang Cho) represented in Predisposed – an exhibition drawing gasps, chuckles, and awe from visitors amidst the ticking of 100 different clocks. Described as a “must-see gem of a show”, Predisposed continues until August 3.
“Ken Nicol’s work is part savant and part madness; using everyday objects to the extreme he creates work that boggles the imagination.”
– Todd Falkowsky via The Canadian Design Resource
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