Dorothy R. Santos, Ph.D.

writer | artist | scholar

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Category: Art Writing and Criticism

  • Approaches to independent scholarship

    Independent scholarship has been difficult. Navigating through art history, criticism, and journalism without teachers to reign in all these ideas, fellow peers to test ideas, an editor reminding me of a deadline, and/or a project or paper due at the end of a few weeks makes for a challenging approach at scholarly research and constant engagement. […]

    3/8/2011

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    Art Writing and Criticism

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    art journalism / art writing / arts / Community / postaday2011 / writing

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  • Art and technology make a great pair

    Technology on its own just isn’t as fun. It needs art. To some extent, I do agree with the following… The production of too many useful things results in too many useless people. ~Karl Marx Artists are extremely USEFUL people.

    2/26/2011

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    Art and Technology, Art Writing and Criticism

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    art and technology / consumerism / contemplative / karl marx / postaday2011 / production / technology / thoughts

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  • Traditional art meet Digital Art. Be nice.

    [Traditional Art enters the room] Dorothy (DS): Hey Traditional!! I’m glad you could make it. I really wanted you to meet my friend, Digital. I know you’ve heard a lot about her. She’s amazing! Just like you! Traditional: I don’t know about this. I’ve heard a lot about Digital. She moves way too fast. I […]

    2/25/2011

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    Art and Technology, Art Writing and Criticism

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    art and technology / creative writing / dialogue / digital art / imaginary exchange / interview / postaday2011 / traditional art vs. digital art / virtual art

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  • Depictions of the artist’s temperament

    Don’t have unrealistic expectations. If you wanna make money, you better drop out right now and go to banking school, or web site school, anywhere but art school. And remember, only 1 out of 100 of you will ever make a living as an artist. ~Professor Sandiford, Art School Confidential (played by John Malkovich) The […]

    2/22/2011

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    Art, Art Practice, Art Writing and Criticism, Artist’s Philosophy, Artist’s Studio, Film

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    art practice / art school / art school confidential / art stereotypes / artist temperament / postaday2011 / studio art

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  • Understanding art through the writer…

    You do not need to leave your room. Remain sitting at your table and listen. Do not even listen, simply wait, be quiet, still and solitary. The world will freely offer itself to you to be unmasked, it has no choice, it will roll in ecstasy at your feet. ~Franz Kafka

    2/20/2011

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    Art Writing and Criticism

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    art writing / inspiration / postaday2011 / writing

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  • My #1 Fan

    This is going to be one of those really personal posts. It may or may not have anything to do with art but indirectly, it will. There may be a sprinkling of frustration with a dash of cynicism. Just going to free write and hoping to edit as little as possible. I’m sure there’s a light at […]

    2/19/2011

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    Art Writing and Criticism, Visual Arts

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    advanced degrees / art degrees / art school / graduate school / motivation / postaday2011 / studying the arts

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  • Art Writing, Art Criticism, Tomato, Tomatoe, whatever – Part II

    My take on the 10 tips (specific to art writing and criticism)… 1. Cut the boring parts. = Talk about something exciting. If there’s a piece or a show that falls short, provide constructive criticism without being brutal. I mean, for goodness sake, artists do need to hear it when they haven’t pushed boundaries enough. […]

    2/5/2011

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    Art, Art Writing and Criticism

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    art criticism / art writing / postaday2011 / writing

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  • Art Writing, Art Criticism, Tomato, Tomatoe, whatever – Part I

    For fun, I googled “art writing” and the third result piqued my interest – 10 Writing Tips from the Masters (insert link to website here). However, to spare you some time, they are listed below: Cut the boring parts. Eliminate unnecessary words. Write with passion. Paint a picture. Keep it simple. Do it for love. […]

    2/4/2011

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    Art, Art Writing and Criticism

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    art criticism / art writing / postaday2011 / writing

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