Brain-Melting Machines, 3D Animation, and Underwater Art | Culture Beat Episode 1
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Aug 25, 2016 20:32
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Culture Beat is our bi-weekly roundup of the most exciting, outlandish, and mind-expanding cultural happenings and projects that we can get our hands on. In this first episode, we visit "Detroitus" sculptor Ryan Doyle at his LA show opening, as well as 3D designer and animator Randy Cano to see what inspires his trippy, experimental pieces. Then, we take a look back at our trip to the Bahamas with Jason DeCaires Taylor, who built the world's largest underwater sculpture, doubling as a habitat for ocean life.
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