Please allow me to introduce myself…. • view all posts by Michael Masucci Hello all, Vanessa has asked yet another reasonable request from us all, and it seems only proper to oblige her. She requested from us, the simple, yet seemingly daunting task of not simply lurking, or even simply …
How do you talk about a work of art anyway? Easy! Just consider the work vis-a-vis these 6 key terms from Team Blueberry. For the images I put each key term in a Flickr / Creative Commons / Interesting search and picked one. The photographer’s name is under the image. …
Hello world! This is my first post here, and I’m so grateful for the community Vanessa has spearheaded. Thank you all! I’m also planning to cross-post this at my own blog. Please feel free to stop by there any time. Via the Practice-Based Research MOOC, I’m engaged in creating what I’m …
The Stanford MOOC on Practice Based Research has required us this week, to tell our co-student ‘evaluators’, how we would want our projects to be evelauted. Just prior to our team leader Vanessa suggested we all submit short statements, I had written this long, over-written statement, in my typical over-wordy …
Sher Doruff, the guest artist for week 9 of NovoED’s PBRA, directed us to devise a “bespoke rubric”; that is, to outline the ways in which we want our work (i.e., the projects each of us brought to the MOOC) to be critiqued. Bespoke = custom made Bespoke = built …
There are many contemporary artists currently using the internet as a tool to make work. This type of art typically explores the identity of a public that has now grown accustomed to being connected to a virtual reality and brings up questions of ownership, accessibility and control. Today I am …
Hello, it’s Jacque with my first official post! I have lived in New York City for a little under a month now and with Grad school not starting for another week, I have done my fair share of exploring. Today I will take you around the city, from the posh …
Me in Yayoi Kusama’s Fireflies on the Water, 2002 @ the Whitney. Hello readers! I am Jacque from thedreambeing.com and I am excited to do some guest posting over here in the salon. But first, a little about myself. Since the moment I picked up my first camera 10 years ago, I …
Hello Artist-Scholars! Welcome to our 1st weekly email, and our 1st Creative Activity of the Week But first: how did you get on this list?Almost all of you are colleagues from either Site Dance or Practice Based Research in the Arts. A few of you were iRez authors who’ve been …
Embracing the Invisible: Manifest.AR Augmented Reality Intervention at the Hayward Gallery By Tamiko Thiel, Manifest.AR founding member All that is Visible must grow beyond itself and extend into the Realm of the Invisible -Tron, 1982, quoted in Manifest.AR’s AR Art Manifesto As a group of artists working in augmented reality, …
I imagine that walking into the current Invisible exhibition at London’s Hayward Gallery is a little like what walking into French avant-garde artist Yves Klein’s Le Vide or “The Void” in Paris back in 1958 would have been. For that piece, officially titled The Specialization of Sensibility in the Raw …
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