Talk Proposal: WordCamp Los Angeles, 2016 Money Every piece of American money in your pocket, right now, every bill, every coin, has 3 words on it. Do you know what those 3 words are? Do you know what they mean? Every page of the massive WordPress.org website carries 3 words as its footer. Do you […]
Do you really have to take pix to document everything you do? Haven’t all the pix already been taken? Can’t you just use other peeps pix of your vacation?
A panel discussion exploring what contemporary art can do to push acceptance along culture & gender spectrums.
Location & Sensation data for the Venice Pride event on the corner of Windward Avenue & Pacific Avenue in Venice Beach, California.
Melissa Lawson and Kara Revel performing the Monica Lewinsky and Linda Tripp tapes. Strange Angels #44. KBeach Radio.
Meet me in Hong Kong! Listen to cicadas & the subway lady. Ride under Victoria Harbour! Chat with artist Stanley Wong at Starbucks.
A conversation with the first family of setting: Debbie Green-Vargas, Nicole Vargas, & Dana Vargas.
A conversation with author and USC professor Aimee Bender, and Museum of Jurassic Technology director David Wilson. Recorded on 22 May 2006 in the Museum of Jurassic Technology tea room.
Between January & September 2007 I worked on Location:Sensation: an exploration of Locations in time and space and recordings of the Sensations found there.
The Mondo Guerra collection at SEE Eyewear: amazing design, helpful people, reasonable prices! No more boring eyeglass frames!
I tried to buy an MS Surface for WordPress at the Microsoft Store at South Coast Plaza, but somehow bought a Macbook for Ghost at the Apple Store!
Curator Michelle Leonhart’s Crash the Planet installed today and opened tonight at Los Angeles hackerspace CRASH Space.*
Michelle Leonhart is curating Crash the Planet for CRASH space, a Los Angeles hackerspace. My painting Locutus, an abstract-geometric portrait of Locutus of Borg (Patrick Stewart) seemed like the best contribution I could make. Locutus came pretty close to crashing the planet.
Works of art have scale. Cyberspace has zoom factor. What happens when a corporeal work of art is experienced in cyberspace? What is the nature of works of art created there?
This activity prompt for a hybrid or online class is intended to develop student critical thinking in the context of a freshman level, general education art course at the California State University (CSU).
Electronic candles are like the polyester leisure suits of our age. Liars. LEDs are like the vinyl miniskirts of our age. Celebrations of new materials.
Thanks to my colleagues in our CSU FLC (California State University, Faculty Learning Community) for helping me advance critical thinking in my classes.
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