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HyperCriticalWriting: June 2015

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A bulletin board for recommended readings, random musings, and reactionary responses. Tuesday, June 16, 2015. Saturday, June 13, 2015. Some drawings coming together on the drawing board. Tuesday, June 09, 2015. Interesting podcast of Fresh Air in which Jamie Barrett discusses his research into the 'dark web'. The importance of encryption is discussed. Monday, June 01, 2015. Hand Lettering Workshop with Mike Meyer. Excited to be going to this in September! And more than mildly anxious. End of the world.

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HyperCriticalWriting: August 2014

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A bulletin board for recommended readings, random musings, and reactionary responses. Saturday, August 23, 2014. Filming what cannot be seen.on seeing, watching, and reading. S died, a trickle of blood will often drop from the corner of the mouth or ear, even if the injuries they sustain don't seem to indicate such a possibility. Only here the problem of watching is introduced. Watching allows for reading to take place. It is clearly of a different duration and focus than 'seeing'.what else? I won't spen...

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HyperCriticalWriting: Clipping

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A bulletin board for recommended readings, random musings, and reactionary responses. Friday, August 07, 2015. Schoofs, Miriam. " Hanne Darboven: I inscribe by I describe nothing. Jan -Feb 2013, p. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). End of the world. The Elephant in the Studio. Things I make students read. Art Criticism with Jim Elkins. CAA: the College Art Association website. Diana Hacker's "A Writer's Reference". James LeMont Fogg Memorial Library at Art Center College, Pasadena. Tyler School of Art.

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HyperCriticalWriting: May 2015

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A bulletin board for recommended readings, random musings, and reactionary responses. Wednesday, May 27, 2015. Michael Swaine: "Mending for the People" Tenderloin National Forest, San. Some time ago, it occurred to me that a good way to teach some of the fundamental skills that are part of a BFA Foundations program might be to use repair as a focus for a project. (This is an idea I have talked about with artist H. John Thompson a little.). Tuesday, May 26, 2015. SAI 2015 Rochelle Toner. A variation on th...

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HyperCriticalWriting: July 2015

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A bulletin board for recommended readings, random musings, and reactionary responses. Wednesday, July 29, 2015. Trying to keep track of stories about mending and repair (less about curation, please). See an earlier post on mending. Here's one, "Preserving what is valued", from University of Oxford's Pitt Rivers Museum. reviewed by Allison Meier for Hyperallergic. Sunday, July 19, 2015. This could get messy. More to come. These were found at Temple University's Special Collections Research Center.

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The Museum of Bad Art.

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Rocinante Press: March 2015

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Tuesday, March 31, 2015. Return to Half Moon Bay. This past weekend I was thrilled to return to Judy. S Kitsune Community Studio. And teach pulp painting again. I'm not sure if it's the weather, Half Moon Bay, or Judy herself (most likely) that makes every time I go there just magical. Oddly enough, to add to the magic of the memory, some shmutz on the lens of my phone gave all my images from the day a slight halo effect. This class really took to the technique. Below is Yoko's paper. Programming. Fo...

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Jenny Florence: August 2013

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Monday, August 26, 2013. Last summer I participated in a photo swap organized by illustrator Nicole MacNeill. Sixteen of us spent a month with a disposable camera, and then sent it. Off to another member of the group to develop and share. It was nice, for once, having so little control over the results. By the time I mailed my camera, I couldn't even remember what I'd taken pictures of. These are some of my favorites from the roll I sent to Gerard Brown. Monday, August 26, 2013. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).