Thursday, October 27, 2011
Quote of the day
Blowjobs are for boyfriends...and jewlery
-The genius behind this gem wishes to remain anonymous. This quote was spoken at 12 am this morning in front of wilder hall.
-The genius behind this gem wishes to remain anonymous. This quote was spoken at 12 am this morning in front of wilder hall.
Art Event #2 (oops I thought I posted this a while ago)
Jane Kaufman was once a member of the feminist group known as the guerilla girls. Kaufman came to Hartwick to discuss the reason, or rather necessity for this group. Emerging in the late seventies and through the eighties, the guerilla girls fought discrimination towards female artists and artists of color, (among other things). They were a group of anonymous females who took the names of dead female artists as pseudonyms and appeared in public wearing gorilla masks. There modes of protest involved using posters, stickers, books, printed projects, and actions that expose sexism and racism in politics, the art world, film and the culture at large. Humor was used to get across the information, incite discussion, and show that feminists can be funny. They wore gorilla masks to focus on the issues they were discussing rather than their appearances. Jane has recently come out as a guerilla girl, having this information and learning what the guerilla girls were all about allowed for great insight into her private works of art. You could still see the humor used in the former guerilla girl posters, but the issues seem to broaden. My personal favorite was the Virgin Mary chocolates with the cherry, I believe the piece was called “Immaculate Confection; The Cherry is Still Intact.” Not only is the subject matter funny (similar to older guerilla girls works), but the work itself shows a great deal craftsmanship and attention to fine detail (particularly evident in her needle points). On the whole I liked Jane Kaufman’s speech; she was saucy old lady with sharp wit and intellect.
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Movies quoting movies
Labels:
Carrie,
flow,
linsey lohan,
mean,
mean girls,
pig blood,
prom,
sissy spacek,
tampax,
tampon,
vagina
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Yay racism in the media!!!
Examples of racism from then and now! It is ingenious if you think about it, so accessible.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Stop Motion Test
Me and my good friend Meryl decided to do a little pracitce run for our stop motion in digital class, enjoy!
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
I love the French and their craziness
Do you like jazz and pop/rock? Do you have trouble listening to them at the same time? Look no further, you have found Pink Turtle, a French band that does jazz covers of American classic rock and pop in english.....the result is pretty cool.
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Embelishing your kntting
Use this pattern to make apliques, pins, garlands...whatever...People love little things like this, a great way to make a few extra buck$ around the hollidays for all of crocheters out there
Eff my life
I cannot throw cylinders worth a damn right now, I resort to youtube when all else fails
Winter is coming, new and cheap way to knit easy garments
Just follow the rest of this lady's videos for this hat, they are good instructions.
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Monday, October 3, 2011
Visiting Artist
Today in my Ceramics class we had an amazing visiting artist come in to demo for us. Her name is Martina Lantin and she is an awesome functional potter. Her work centers on its function within the home and in relationship to the user rather than as a separate piece or collection. Lantin celebrates human error in art, not one of her pieces is exactly alike; they are altered and distorted creating a very personal connection to the user. I particularly liked the way she treated the bottoms of her pieces, she adds a little button of color at the bottom where none would expect there to be, this speaks to her unique sensibility and reasoning when creating pottery that coexists with the home, something she refers to as "pot psychology."
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Work from digital class
So these images are from my digital class, the assignment was called the teeny tile project. We were supposed to generate 8 digital images using Summo Paint ( a great online and free version of photoshop) and have the class vote on which ones they like the best and should ultimatley be ent to sweden(I think) to get printed on tiny ceramic tiles. The first image is the altered version of the second image, I took the picture myself...not too shabby if I do say so myself ;) Anyway this is the image that my class voted for, enjoy.
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