Hi Alan
I wasn¹t trying to address that argument just questioning whether
education and work ethic are enough to facilitate a meaningful life. Yes,
decent health care is important. A degree of financial security highly
deslirable.
The US spends more of its GDP on health care (16%) than any
Cycle-powered cinema: Nottingham’s Hinterland 2009.
…talking of taking art to the waterfront, this looks like fun.
Hinterland 2009, a season of site-specific projects alongside the River
Trent, Notts, curated by Jennie Syson opens on Friday night with a
cycle-powered cinema located somewhere on
There are intense Taylorist pressures in society at this time and the
current UK government is playing to that tune. It is a pity.
As for how academic institutions think yes, they have to consider their
bottom line. That means weighing up the costs and likely gain for each of
their activities.
I agree Alan. Even though I frequently dislike my job, I would be an
absolute wreck without it. Sometimes I wish I had the balls to be an
unemployed artist but I don't. I even tried once. The fall after
finishing my MFA we moved back here to Iceland and the plan was for me
to keep working on my
Invitation: “The Power of Art – Open Brunch and Discussion”.
When: Thursday, 27th of August 2009 / 17:00
Where: Art Container at the Polymer Culture Factory
Madara 22, Kristiine – Tallinn, Estonia.
Who: Simon B. Haefele kindly supported by Art Container.
See below for Estonian an Russian text.
Hello,
This Saturday Genetic Moo will be mobile projectionists in Collision’s
latest ‘happening’. This year’s event will be a creative experiment in
which artists and audience will simultaneously engage in a form of
social interaction based on playing games and game theory. Expect not to
Oh, and I don't think it's quite correct to say that Universities are
just out to make money. It costs a lot of money to run a quality
university. The best way to get the most for your money is to keep
going. Masters and Doctoral students are far more likely to receive
grants and tuition wavers.
I meant to post this a while back, but I’ve been busy with lots of other
things. Here is a revised version of a paper I presented at the Society
of Photonic Imaging Engineers conference in San Jose back in January. I
hope you find it useful.
What we call a 'syntagm' is a sequence of 6 small pictures relating to a
basic set of pictures. The syntagm is modified through interactions
between spectators and what we call the 'paradigm'. Each time a
spectator (or any entity connected to the work) access the paradigm
through the syntagm,
Review of A Short Film About War by Thomson Craighead.
Thou God Seest Me: Some Gathered Thoughts for A Short Film About War.
Review by Mark Cooley.
A Short Film About War is the second installment by Thomson Craighead,
in what will be a series of three desktop documentaries. The first
work in
i searched in google for the exact phrase picture without qualities.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enq=%22picture+without+qualities%22
the only response i get is :
Reader Archive--Extract: 2002/020802/RICHTER
Well try looking for axiologic depraved icons maybe you will find
more :)
Anyways I do not think the subject Is underexplored rather try to
search more explicit phrases like axiology( to evaluate the qualities
of esthetics and the attachtments thereof in artistic expressions like
for
hi Andreas,
Well try looking for axiologic depraved icons maybe you will find
more :)
nope, nothing... ;-)
Anyways I do not think the subject Is underexplored rather try to
search more explicit phrases like axiology( to evaluate the qualities
of esthetics and the attachtments
OPEN CALL for participation in an online art project
BACKGROUND:
This project consists of two parts.
Part 1.
An installation in Public Space in Munich, Germany taking place in
September 2009. This part is a prelude to the online projekt.
Google Maps will be taken from the virtual into real
These is innaresting questions to me.
I definitely think education is most valuable for the connections it
gets you. I would regard my education as a complete waste if it were
not for the job I got the summer after graduation, which led to
another job, which got me some training, which allowed me
You haven't seen too many American teeth! I know a lot of people with real
problems that way. But you're right about health care - although it's far
worse I think than you might imagine - families are ruined. It's a real
mess and the right is basically screwing Obama's plans as far as I can
Re: Siimon - when I was teaching at Florida International Uniersity, that
hellhole, they had instituted a policy that each departmet had to pull its
own weight financially - so busiess etc. had no problems, but painting?
New Media? Well, they got rid of me and the new media line, that took
And they won't be in the US - there's not a chance in hell...
Alan, hating amerikka
On Wed, 19 Aug 2009, yann le guennec wrote:
this is a wide (and wild) problem, but there are also solutions, not
tested yet:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_income
may be one day
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Simon
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