Dorothy R. Santos, Ph.D.

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Category: Art

  • Disrupture @ icTus Gallery

    This past weekend was rife with art. First, the Get Lucky: The Culture of Chance exhibition at SOMArts Cultural Center on Friday evening. Then, Saturday, Disrupture at icTus gallery in the Mission District of San Francisco. Check out the shows if you are able. I will be working on a write-up for Disrupture so please be on the look out for something a bit more polished to follow. In the meantime, here are a few photos I snapped during opening…

    1/9/2012

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    Art, Art Theory and Movements, Conceptual, Culture Criticism, Observations, Visual Arts

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    bay area / c ree / disrupture exhibition / heather sparks / ictus gallery / Jenifer Wofford / multi media / San Francisco

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  • Feelin’ Lucky at SOMArts Cultural Center – Opening Night for Get Lucky: The Culture of Chance

    Pretty exciting to blog on the fly! I’m currently at the Get Lucky: The Culture of Chance opening night. Many people and such a great line up of wonderful artists looking at chance while paying homage to art icon, John Cage! More to come…

    1/7/2012

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    Art Practice, Conceptual, Curatorial Practice, Interactive / Participatory Art, Multi Media, Performance and Conceptual, Post Modernism, Visual Arts

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    art practice / chance / conceptual / creative process / john cage / new media / somarts cultural center

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  • My Power (Spirit) Animal for 2012: The Work Horse

    If I had to select my power (or spirit) animal for this year, it would be the Shetland Pony. Quite àpropos considering I was born in the year of the horse (if you believe in the Chinese Zodiac and Feng Shui). According to Wikipedia, Shetland ponies are generally gentle, good-tempered, and very intelligent by nature. They make good children’s ponies, and are sometimes noted for having a “brave” character, but can be very opinionated or “cheeky”, and can be impatient,…

    1/3/2012

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    Art, Art Writing and Criticism

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    art writing / work ethic / writing practice

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  • Digital Art Collecting

    s[edition] ~ Image Source: s[edition] website

    12/30/2011

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    Art

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  • Call for Bloggers on Art of Hustle [.com]

    If you’re a writer and blogger, you know the challenges involved with coming up with new content while staying motivated and keeping yourself apprised of what is going on out there. The emergence of bloggers all over the world, many perceive blogging by many as “…Not writing but graffiti with punctuation“. However, the truly serious stick with it, learn from their mistakes, open to constructive criticism, and reap the benefits of their hard work. It’s been a truly productive, energetic, and inspiring year…

    12/29/2011

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    Art, Art Writing and Criticism, Culture Criticism, Observations

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    art writing / bloggers / blogging / postaday2011 / writing / writing practice

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  • Favorites Round-up for 2011

    It’s been an incredible year. I’ve learned a lot about art writing, criticism, curatorial practice, art practices, new media arts, and reminded that art exists just about everywhere you look (both good and bad art). I wanted to post some of my favorites from 2011. January – Corpo Ilicito show at SOMArts Cultural Center February – Reflections on Ken Lo’s work here and here March – Turning Data into Visual Representation April – Discovering Julien Berthier’s work, Love-love May – Zi Won…

    12/28/2011

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    Art

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    postaday2011

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  • Curators of Sweden: The Tweeting Citizens

    Besides Jens Lekman (LOVE his music!!), admittedly, I don’t know very much about Sweden. Per the recommendation of a dear friend and talented poet, Liz Mariani, Curators of Sweden may just give me a bit more insight on Swedes. Now, I’m not too sure the US could ever pull off something like this. Then again, the first thing that comes to mind is the selection process for the Tweeter of the Week? You be the judge and take a look.

    12/27/2011

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    Art, Culture Criticism, Observations, Social Networking

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    culture / curators / curators of sweden / postaday2011 / sweden

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  • Loving the Details

    In 2012, I’m going to try and create my own data visualization. Of what? Not sure…feel free to throw out some suggestions. Need an idea of what data vis looks like? Please click on the image above to learn more about it. Inforgraphics curated by datavisualization.ch

    12/26/2011

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    Art, Art and Technology, Creative Coding | Programming, Culture Criticism, Data Visualization

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    art and technology / data visualization / postaday2011

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  • Everyone Likes to be a Judge: ART or NOT (Make it a Fun Holiday Game)

    If you’re familiar with David Fincher‘s, The Social Network, adapted from The Accidental Millionaires: The Founding of Facebook, A Tale of Sex, Money, Genius, and Betrayal, you may remember the scene where Zuckerberg, played by Jesse Eisenberg, creates Facemash in one evening. [If you’re not familiar with the movie, click on Facemash to learn more about it.] Although comparing women’s level of attractiveness is rather offensive (to many, not all), people do this everyday (yes, break out your Malcolm Gladwell). People are…

    12/25/2011

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    Art, Art and Technology, Art History, Creative Coding | Programming, Culture Criticism, Digital Art, Internet Art, Multi Media, Neurology, Observations, Social Networking, Virtual Art

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    art experience / art or not / okfocus / perception / postaday2011 / ryder ripps

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  • Eclectic Method Footage from GAFFTA Galvanize Gala

      I had to film some footage of Eclectic Method (EM) DJing at the Galvanize Gala at Gray Area Foundation for the Arts last week. Regrettably, I didn’t film the Yoda training Luke Skywalker on Dagoba  footage that EM mixed into the montage (yeah, yeah, I know…I’m a total geek but I don’t really care). However, I’m sure you will delight in his mashup-montage of Bruce Lee’s Enter the Dragon. Enjoy! Note: I realized I posted this video previously but without…

    12/24/2011

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    Art

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