Images: top to bottom, left to right. Camille Walala, Daniel Frost, Bold and Noble, Al Murphy and Rosie Nicholas
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Hit parade
Images: top to bottom, left to right. Camille Walala, Daniel Frost, Bold and Noble, Al Murphy and Rosie Nicholas
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Ping
Images: Clockwise from the left Chris, Michael and Karl with their trophies
Wednesday, April 02, 2014
Saturday, March 15, 2014
Saturday, February 09, 2013
The ping and the pong of it.
Artists Doug Fridlund and Mikael Alcock got to be Youtube celebs just by making their art. And their art it turns out involves putting ping-pong balls in their mouths and standing next to famous paintings in high end museums like the Tate. No sooner do they start a ping-pong-performance than the cameras are out and the images start piling up on Twitter and Facebook. Ping Pong, art and photographing in art museums. It all adds up to an OTN Saturday movie time special.
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jim and Mary
at
7:00 AM
Labels: performance, ping pong
Thursday, February 09, 2012
Square up and play
Wednesday, May 06, 2009
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Table stakes

In spite of repeated warnings we still get a lot of pics of artists and famous people playing table tennis sent into OTN. This time we are happy to point you to the Narrows Table Tennis Tournament. Why? Because artist and regular NZ exhibitor Marco Fusinato kicked fellow artist Callum Morton’s butt. Videos, skite pics and weird commentary here.
Images: Trophy by Giblett Sports Memorabilia, winners jacket with hand tickering by Jacobs Embroidery, Princes Hill, winner Marco Fusinato front, Callum Morton back.
Wednesday, February 04, 2009
OTN Social pages

Table tennis and art. Art and table tennis. You say Relational Aesthetics, we say an activity that needs more than one person. Now the game that has too long lived in the shadows of the art world gets its just recognition: a big spread in the Artforum diary. Movie stars, artists and curators all trying to keep it over the net and on the table.
Left: Brad and Brandon Belle. (Photo: Douglas Ljungkvist/Nyehaus) Right: Susan Sarandon with Nyehaus's Tim Nye. (Photo: David Velasco)
Friday, January 30, 2009
A reflective post on table tennis

From the Relational Aesthetics adviser to the Ping Pong heads of Europe, Rirkrit Tiravanija's Untitled (The Future will be Chrome) 2008. Thanks again P, thanks again.
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jim and Mary
at
11:51 AM
Labels: ping pong, relational aesthetics
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Perfect storm
It’s ping pong, it’s Bruce Lee playing the game with nunchuck, it’s CGI, you’re on OTN. What more could you ask for?
Friday, July 18, 2008
Lifestyle section
Friday, April 18, 2008
You say artist we say artiste

This post has nothing about art, and everything to do with Ping Pong. Australian Tim Tyler, in the role of Mr P.P, “delivers a variety of astonishing feats, including his world famous oral ping pong ball juggling.” Anyone who can equal (or beat) Tim’s three-in-the-mouth record, just has to send us a pic, and we’ll send you a cap, if your an artist, we'll send you two.





