1110_Portra160_033 by Koji Minami on Flickr.
1110_Portra160_033 by Koji Minami on Flickr.
1110_Portra160_034 by Koji Minami on Flickr.
Hiding places
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Interview with Carl for Professional Practices
While my work generally doesn’t fall into the category of ‘Performance Art’, reading and discussing excerpts from Problems of Art by Susanne Langer in Performance Art History has helped me delve deeper into my own work and why I chose to pursue living and working creatively. After having certain doubts when being bombarded with facts and figures about “the art industry” or what a studio practice is supposed to look like, reading some art theory has been a grounding influence. Here is the midterm essay I wrote for the class, in response to a concept brought up by Langer in Problems of Art.
Stills from some experiments today
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Post-election breakfast in bed with @abbdough (at Summit Slope Park)
Sweet waffles with strawberries in syrup
Savory waffles with cheese and onion, sliced avocado, and fried egg
Created by environmental design group Eness, MÖBIUS is a sculpture comissioned by the city of Melbourne that was photographed and animated over two weeks in May 2011. The piece consists of 21 green triangles that can be configured into several cyclical patterns creating the optical illusion of motion. This is a really fantastic example of public artwork, as the individuals who interact with the space inevitably become part of the art itself.
Jessica Oreck | Mysteries of Vernacular
Mysteries of Vernacular is an ongoing video series by NYC-based Myriapod Productions that explores the etymology of individual words through a carefully animated book. According to Myriapod the series will eventually include 26 stories, each of which takes nearly 80 hours to research, construct and animate.
