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The content presented to the class was a good send off. Donald Morgan was interesting, and Leo Castelli made a lot of sense.  I was a bit torn by Donald Morgan. He started off the presentation with a picture by … Continue reading →

Seeing as how this week’s blog post has very low standards (none at all), I thought I would take this opportunity to show you my thought process during some of the lectures: My doodles. I value them very much, and … Continue reading →

Not gonna lie, I feel quite at a loss for words this week. I really loved the work by Tannaz Farsi for a number of reasons, but the reading didn’t really connect with me. I just sort of wish that … Continue reading →

The readings this week were interviews from Richard Shusterman and Carol Becker. Both artists seemed to be saying the same thing: that art should be removed from it’s current context (only being viewed in the gallery by a limited audience) … Continue reading →

I liked our reading this week. Two women who really seem to know what’s up. Not gonna lie, I tend to favor all those feminist women out there who recognize that men do in fact run our society, and try … Continue reading →

It’s just so still… So i guess my main topic of conversation this week will be what the title suggests: the concept of a still life painting. Obviously my inspiration for this topic comes from our guest speaker this week, … Continue reading →

It’s a phrase that we hear all-to-often, am I right? Everyone has an opinion on the subject, and every single opinion is correct for that person. Different strokes for different folks yeah? It may be obvious from my previous statements, … Continue reading →

I’m not going to lie- I got very excited when i found out that Jack Ryan was coming to lecture our class on his quirky opinions of art. Last year i was in his Art 115 class: Surface, Space, and … Continue reading →

The content that was presented to us this week has “sparked my interest” to say the least. The whole concept of an “eco artist” to me is slightly silly. Just because the artist happens to be interested in ecology and … Continue reading →

Let me start off by saying that my own opinion of what art is only applies to me. It seems pretty pointless for me to attempt to define this ridiculously broad and abstract phenomenon that we call “art” and then … Continue reading →