Google Doodle 4: Vote for your favorite from 10 regions & 4 age groups

Doodle 4 Google:

[I'd like to be] "an oceanographer, because sea creatures are cool. I want to help them by protecting their eggs, getting them out of nets and putting them back in the water if they get stuck on the beach.

Name: Brenden Lamb
Age: 8
School: Home School
City, State: Boynton Beach, Florida"

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Geometric floor pattern with colored platic tape: Jim Lambie at Goss-Michael | FrontRow

Techno Colored: Jim Lambie at Goss-Michael | FrontRow:

"Using strips of colored plastic tape, the artist traces the perimeter of two gallery rooms and a bit of the hallway in between, creating a kind of skin that covers the floor in a radiant, geometric pattern. Through meticulous repetition (truth be told, these days done by gallery assistants and not the artist himself), the tape acts like the tip of a doodling pencil, tracing the edges of rooms, following bends in the wall, entryways and passageways."

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Malevich and the American Legacy #art @Gagosian #gallery uptown - April 30 #Malevich #Suprematist

The Agenda: March 9-15 - ARTINFO.com

This show is a delight and a surprise, suggesting that Malevich's Suprematist paintings from the early 20th century exploded out into a far-reaching web of influence, touching everything from Judd floorbox installations to Dan Flavin's neon, Ed Ruscha's aggro, blotted-out word paintings, and Banks Violette's imposing, Minimalism-meets-death-metal aesthetic. These are all on view, along with a few other names you might have heard of before: Ryman, Serra, Rothko, Twombly, Stella, Calder, et. al. Get yourself uptown immediately.