POST ARTIST STATEMENTS HERE!

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Please click the comments link and post your Artist Statements here!

By and About Artists

ART THOUGHTZ :: Relational Aesthetics 

Jayson Musson

WORKING TO CODE :: TOM SACHS

COLOR. By Tom Sachs from Tom Sachs on Vimeo.
Another gem from Tom Sachs

:: Go HERE to view the ICA-produced video :: 

Figuring Color: Kathy Butterly, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Roy McMakin, Sue Williams, 2012 

(Kathy Butterly is a Moore Graduate)

Hello All,

Here are a few more readings and videos to think about as you develop your paper, bio and artist statements..

All materials are required viewing. What function do these videos / readings serve for the individual artists / viewer? When you view an "Art21" can you imagine it as vehicle for formulating your thesis / final project? How is it useful for you from a pedagogical point of view? Is it important for you as a "teacher" to concisely examine and discuss your own artwork? Click the comments link below to publish your responses. Remember, it may be helpful to write your response in a format such as text-edit, check for errors and then copy and paste to the blog. Please remember to post your real name at the top of your response. Responses are Due by Tuesday, 2/19/13 at midnight.
Warm regards,
Terri

Week 2 - By and About Artists ::

Studioscopic: Kukuli Velarde from David S Kessler on Vimeo.
1. Jack Thompson: The Well of Myth, Glen R. Brown, galley draft for Ceramics Art & Perception, 2008.
2. Julie Mehretu, Sheets, NYT, 2007.
3. Sketchbooks, Jed Perl, The New Republic, 2010
4. Poetic Theaters, Romantic Fevers, Holland Cotter, New York Times, 2007.
5. The Philosophy of Art; Interview with Arthur C. Danto, Natasha Degen, The Nation, 2005.
6. Studioscopic Episode 7: Kukuli Velardehttp://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6777574281882789675
Click here for more info about Kukuli.

Optional additional readings / video on the topic: 



The Solipsism of an Inverted Cartography, Michael Macfeat, 2011.


I Dream the Clothing Electric: Nick Cave, Finkel, NYT, 2009.


A review of Cave's Fabric Workshop Exhibition in Title Magazine
(Title was founded by Philadelphia artists, curators, and arts-professionals. They do not accept advertising.)
Heesung Lee - Interview, Dana Sunshine, TheArtBiz.com.
Gathered, Not Made: ABrief History of Appropriative Writing, Raphael Rubenstein, The American Poetry Review, 1999
Merce Cunnigham: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2009/08/01/arts/dance/20090803-merce-graphic.html
Elizabeth Murray, 66, Artist of Vivid Forms, Dies, Roberta Smith, New York Times, 2007.

A link to artist statement drafts by your peers can be found here.

Ten Lies and Three Truths

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Please click the comments link below and post Ten Lies and Three Truths about the art work you have been creating and your modus operendi. The objective here is to carefully craft these lies. For example, to simply say "I never use red." is a really thin and poorly constructed lie. Sample fabrications can be found here.

Hello All,
Welcome to Senior Projects, 2013!!!
We will meet in room 205 at 6:40 at the beginning of each class.
The Syllabus for class can be found on Moodle.
Below, please find the first group of readings for class, beginning 01/23/2013.
This group of readings will be discussed in our second class meeting, 01/30/2013.
A thoughtful, critical response to the readings will be due by midnight on the Tuesday, 01/29/2013.
If there are artists you are unfamiliar with, I suggest you look them up before posting your responses.
Please post your comments in the comments section of this post by midnight, 01/29/2013!
Please begin each post with your full name, not a blogger nick name.
Please click on the "comments" button below and post your response.

Week 1: ARTISTS WRITING
01 Artist Statments - G. Brown.pdf
01a Philip Guston Talking, 1978.pdf
01b Eva Hesse.pdf
01c I am for an Art..., Claes Oldenburg, 1961.pdf
01d Bridget Riley - Untitled Statement, 1968.pdf
01e Robert Ryman - Untitled Statements, 1983.pdf
Optional:
01opt An Art History Professor Explains..., Ethan Ryan, 2007.pdf
01opt Writing About Visual Art, David Carrier.pdf