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29 October 2007

Bunnies, Elephants, Kids

In class today, Alyssa mentioned the new documentary My Kid Could Paint That. It's a common thing people say when they don't understand the origins of abstract art. Here is the movie trailer about a little girl who's gotten attention for her scribble paintings. LINK

KOMAR and MELAMID are an artist duo interested in questions about what the art world values. They did a piece where they created the "most wanted" paintings for different countries, based on surveys and poll statistics. Here is a link to info about their support of ELEPHANT ART.

And finally, here is a link to the artist who made the transgenic bunny, EDUARDO KAC.

24 October 2007

more links related to Wednesday's discussion

blackpeopleloveus.com was made by white artists Chelsea and Jonah Peretti
blackness for sale on ebay was made by black artists Keith and Mendi Obadike
Adrian Piper - Calling Cards
Damali Ayo - Rent-a-negro

28 September 2007

essay 2 links

Christian Science Monitor article The Christian Science Monitor is a well-respected international newspaper from a U.S. perspective. It includes a daily religious feature, but focuses primarily on secular news coverage.
Superfund 365 - internet art/science project It will feature Onondaga Lake on Day 78. Also with good links.
EPA Superfund site The Environmental Protection Agency is a federal government organization.
Onondaga Lake Partnership Lots of good information here.
Onondaga Lake Park - the county parks website
campaign to restore polluters pay tax

Artists and projects with an environmental focus:
Gardening Superfund Sites
Tiffany Holmes
Ann Rosenthal
Keepers of the Waters - Betsy Damon
Artists Placement Group
California Wash - Helen and Newton Harrison
Lost River Walks - Toronto
Green Museum
Green Arts
Andrea Polli

12 September 2007

Citation Style Guide

You will use the MLA citation style for all essays this semester. LINK