Dorothy R. Santos, Ph.D.

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Dorothy R. Santos, Ph.D.

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Category: Artist’s Philosophy

  • Art of Hustle | Where Art meets Entrepreneurship

    What’s the biggest compliment (ever)? Having your mentor say some really wonderful things about you. 🙂 Visual artist, Jenifer Wofford, was interviewed by artist and founder of Art of Hustle, Anthem Salgado a couple of months ago. Jenifer has been my mentor for the past few years and its been an incredible experience. Not only did […]

    9/15/2011

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    Art Practice, Artist’s Philosophy, Artist’s Studio, Inside the Artist’s Studio

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    anthem salgado / art and business / art of hustle / art practice / entrepreneurship / Jenifer Wofford / postaday2011

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  • Bye Bye Kitty!!! Between Heaven and Hell in Contemporary Japanese Art, Exhibition

      Bye Bye Kitty!!! Between Heaven and Hell in Contemporary Japanese Art Exhibition at Japan Society In a densely urbanized, highly stratified society situated in the heart of an earthquake zone, the fear that the worst could easily happen lies at the back of many minds. ~David Elliott, Independent Curator The past week has been […]

    3/17/2011

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    Art, Art Influences, Artist’s Philosophy, Performance and Conceptual, Photography, Sculpture, Visual Arts

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    art and culture / art as social commentary / exhibition / female artists / holland carter / japan society / New York / postaday2011

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  • Materiality/Immateriality – The Art of Elyse Hochstadt

                            If you’re familiar with some of my earlier posts, you would know one of my art crushes is Elyse Hochstadt. I’ve been following Ms. Hochstadt’s work and happy to report that she will be showing work at Root Division at the Manufactured Organic show! Much of […]

    2/28/2011

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    Art, Artist’s Philosophy, Visual Arts

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    bay area artist / bay area arts community / conceptual art / elyse hocstadt / exhibtion / gelatin prints / immateriality / materiality / photography / postaday2011 / root division / Sculpture

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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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  • The Body as Art

    I’m tired and quite frankly I want to go to sleep. Now that I’ve got that thought out of the way, let me write a little something before I lay my head down. Who needs sleep anyway? I mean, really! I was painting as a young artist and mostly I was painting these clouds and […]

    1/19/2011

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    Art, Artist’s Philosophy, Performance and Conceptual, Photography

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    Art / body as art / christine wong yap / conceptual art / experimental art / Guillermo Gómez-Peña / la postra nostra / marina abramovic / new york moma / other / participatory art / performance art / postaday2011 / source material in art / the body / the self

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  • Inside the Artist’s Studio with Pete Ippel

    This week’s artist is Pete Ippel. Artist and Athlete. You may think to yourself, “Is that really possible?” Yes, it is folks. He’s also quite the prolific artist with art work that stimulates both the physical as well as the cerebral. Let’s get to the fun stuff – his answers to the Art 10 questions… […]

    9/30/2010

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    Art, Art 10, Art Influences, Art Practice, Art Vocabulary, Artist’s Philosophy, Artist’s Studio, Inside the Artist’s Studio, Performance and Conceptual, Photography, Visual Arts

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    Art / art 10 / art influences / art practice / art vocabulary / artist’s philosophy / artist’s studio / inside the artist’s studio

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  • Inside the Artist’s Studio with Megan Wynne

    Hello Dear Readers, Art Lovers, Art Makers, Art Writers…well, Everyone…Hello, Hello I want to follow in the same vein as James Lipton and ask similar questions to artists. I figured it would be a great way for both Art Lovers and those interested in Art a peek into the Artist’s studio life and philosophy. In turn, I want to provide […]

    9/22/2010

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    Art 10, Art Influences, Art Practice, Art Vocabulary, Artist’s Philosophy, Artist’s Studio, Inside the Artist’s Studio

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    Art / art 10 / art influences / art practice / art vocabulary / artist’s studio / artists’s philosophy / inside the artist’s studio

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