Category: Art Influences

• Speaking on a panel at Open City Art City at YBCA! #opencities2025

    FREE with RSVP: http://opencityartcity.tumblr.com/ Open City/Art City Festival October 4, 2014 YBCA, 701 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94113 11am – 8pm For those who want the specific details of the panel I will be participating on, here you go! Artful Models: Creative Solutions to Our Changing Industry (YAAW Lounge at 7:00 PM) Moderated by […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  September 22, 2014

  Art and Technology, Art Influences, Art Writing and Criticism, Artist’s Studio, arts and technology, Interactive / Participatory Art, Observations

  #opencities2025, art city, bay area, institute for the future, open cities, San Francisco, YBCA

• Rio Yanez, Art Profile published to Asterisk SF Magazine’s Throwback Issue

  In the early 20th century, San Francisco felt the effects of disaster. The earthquake of 1906 left the city with crumbled buildings and widespread devastation throughout the downtown area, so art was probably not on the minds of civil servants and residents trying to recuperate and clean a city in disrepair. Artwork from this period […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  May 7, 2012

  Art and Technology, Art Influences, Observations, Photography, Visual Arts

  3D artwork, asterisk sf gallery, asterisk sf magazine, exhibition, photography, rio yanez, San Francisco

• Photos of my Studio Visit with Allison Holt

  There is SO much going on BUT I had to take the time to share a few photos I took during my studio visit with new media artist, Allison Holt. I’m looking forward to settling down and writing a piece about my conversation and visit with Holt. Her re-telling and artworks of the different energies and […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  April 26, 2012

  Art and Technology, Art Influences, Art Practice, Artist’s Studio, Culture Criticism, Inside the Artist’s Studio, Observations, Perception, Philosophy, Sculpture, Video

  allison holt, art and culture, arts and technology, cross cultural, video art

• Chance Operations

  A couple of weeks ago, I attended an Upgrade! SF meeting filled with artists, writers, theorists, and curators within the new media arts community. The evening was filled with conversation around Chance Operations and stochastic methods related to the art making process. Luke Ogrydziak, principal architect at Ogrydziak / Prillinger Architects gave a brief talk around chance in the architecture and design processes. […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  February 1, 2012

  Art and Technology, Art Influences, Art Practice, Artist’s Studio, Creative Coding | Programming, Post Modernism, Visual Arts

  art practice, arts and technology, change operations, matt ganucheau, ogrydziak / prillinger architects, stochastic method, zero1

• Artist and Audience

  See more comics from Calamities of Nature Calamities of Nature is one of those web comics you can’t deny. From science to politics to philosophical issues, the conversations between the cast of characters (Alp, Ferdinand, Harold, and Raymond) show the uncanny ability of creator, Tony Piro, to make abstract and esoteric ideas funny and palpable […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  August 24, 2011

  Art, Art Influences, Art Practice

  art practice, artist and audience, calamities of nature, postaday2011

• Art Movements as a Family Tree

  Nesbit studied painting at the San Francisco Art Institute and is currently obtaining his MFA in Painting at Yale University.

  Dorothy R. Santos

  March 26, 2011

  Abstract Expressionism, Art, Art Influences, Art Theory and Movements, Bauhaus, Color Field, Cubism, Dada, Futurism, Modern Period, Visual Arts

  art history, art movements family tree, evan nesbit, modern and contemporary art, postaday2011