Dorothy R. Santos, Ph.D.

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Category: Theory

  • First Day of School

    I can’t believe it’s the first official day of school! I feel like a rambunctious kindergartener inside. My first class doesn’t start until noon so I’m checking in with professional and personal tasks and getting settled into my new surroundings. It’s a great feeling being here. One of the first things I did on campus […]

    9/6/2012

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    Art, Art Writing and Criticism, Culture Criticism, Observations, Theory

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    cca / grad school / school / student life / visual and critical studies

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  • It’s been a while…

    But I figured I would take a few minutes to chill from the craziness (i.e., orientation and some deadlines – yeah, someone needed something from me, like, yesterday). In any case, check out this project by artists Nora Ligorano and Marshall Reese. Visit their Kickstarter page here to learn more about their upcoming works.

    8/30/2012

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    Art, Culture Criticism, Observations

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    LigoranoReese / Sculpture / Video / visual arts

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  • #FREEBASSEL Campaign ~ Please spread the word!

    PRESS RELEASE #FREEBASSEL CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED TO BRING HOME LOVED AND CELEBRATED INTERNET VOLUNTEER DETAINED IN SYRIA Damascus — Tuesday, 3 July 2012 – Today marks the launch of the #FREEBASSEL campaign to bring about the release of Bassel Khartabil, known widely on the Internet and in technology communities as Bassel Safadi. Bassel is a resident of […]

    8/19/2012

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    Observations

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    #freebassel / Community / human rights / justice / politics

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  • Annual Murphy and Cadogan Contemporary Art Awards Exhibition 2012

    SOMArts Cultural Center and The San Francisco Foundation present a focused look at the future of the Bay Area visual and media arts landscape, September 4–October 2, 2012. The Annual Murphy and Cadogan Contemporary Art Awards Exhibition showcases the work of promising visual artists from regional Masters in Fine Arts (MFA) programs working across disciplines […]

    8/14/2012

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    Art, Artist’s Studio, Culture Criticism, Observations, Visual Arts

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    bay area / emerging artists / MFA / murphy & cadogan award / San Francisco / SOMArts / somarts cultural center

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  • The Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier: From the Sidewalk to the Catwalk @ the De Young Museum

    Here are some of the photos I took on my walk through of the Jean Paul Gaultier exhibition at the De Young Museum. I walked away thinking the following: A) I think I would fumble all over my words if I met Jean Paul Gaultier, B) I will never look at fiber optics, wire, actual […]

    8/8/2012

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    Art, Conceptual, Culture Criticism, Observations, Visual Arts

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    conceptual / de young / design / fashion / fashion design / innovation / jean paul gaultier / museum exhibition

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  • Question & Answer with Tyrone Davies, Co-founder of the Free Form Film Festival (FFFF)

      Film, especially documentary films, have always captivated my attention. Over the years, I’ve seen some amazing experimental film and video art works that had me wanting to support this particular art form at every opportunity. When I learned about the Free Form Film Festival (FFFF) and viewed some of the works from previous years, […]

    8/2/2012

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    arts and technology, Conceptual, conceptual art, Culture Criticism, Film, Observations

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    denver / experimental film / free form film festival / ryan wylie / salt lake city / San Francisco / tyrone davies / video art

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  • Arts Organization Feature on Gray Area Foundation for the Arts

    On San Francisco’s bustling, highly trafficked Market Street, the organization Gray Area Foundation for the Arts (GAFFTA), is changing the face of arts and technology in a significant and dramatic way. Seeing a lack of representation in the digital arts movement accompanied by a profound interest in creating a space where such art could be […]

    7/29/2012

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    Art and Technology, Creative Coding | Programming, Data Visualization, Digital Art, interactive art, Observations

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    arts / arts and technology / bay area / gaffta / gray area foundatin for the arts / San Francisco / technology

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  • Busy Bee buzzing around like a Chicken with its head cut off!

    Wow, that is some powerful imagery, eh? It’s true. I’ve been so swamped with work, both professionally and personally. The hectic schedule between my 9-5 and all the writing assignments has really taught me to manage my time well, organize, mobilize, and learn how to say ‘no’ to certain things. A few quick updates: The […]

    7/12/2012

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    Observations

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    art writing / blogging / writing practice

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  • Come Out and Play Festival & Exhibition Game Test Experience | Sensoree’s Galvanic Extimacy Responder (GER)

    What if you could physically see and identify a person’s emotions through visible biofeedback? Or gauge a potential mate’s interest? How many times have you wanted to know what someone else was feeling? Growing up, it’s common to wonder what any of us might do with extra-sensory perception or abilities. Although there is no way […]

    7/12/2012

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    Art and Technology, Creative Coding | Programming, Culture Criticism, Observations

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    come out and play festival / Galvanic Extimacy Responder (GER) / game testing / gaming / human interaction / interactive design / sensoree / zero1

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  • The Neurology of Gaming

    Hanging out, catching up on some reading, listening to music, and digging through favorites I’ve stashed for chill out evenings like tonight. Found this infographic for The Neurology of Gaming. A lot of the positive and negative effects of gaming are relatively common sense but “parts of the brain activated” by game play make the graphic worth […]

    6/22/2012

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    Culture Criticism, Multi Media, Neurology

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    gaming / interactive / neurology / technology

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