Dorothy R. Santos, Ph.D.

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Category: Philosophy

  • Master’s Thesis Project ~ Narratives of Marginalized Bodies: Exploring Third Space in Contemporary New Media and Digital Art

    FINALLY! My thesis is done. Please click on the symposium poster image above to access the Graduate Thesis Work 2014 site brought to you by the California College of the Arts. You will be able to read my thesis abstract there and learn a bit more about my overall project. If you want further details […]

    5/19/2014

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    Art and Technology, Art History, Art Writing and Criticism, Culture Criticism, Observations, Philosophy, Theory

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    cca / master’s thesis / theory / vcs / visual and critical studies

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  • Under Construction (for Life)

    Hello Family and Friends, I can’t believe the semester is almost over. My research papers on the other hand have yet to be completed. I’m still working on them. Not to fear, they will get done. Feel free to send me messages of encouragement and a reminder to be kind to myself. I’m sure there […]

    4/27/2013

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

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    California College of the Arts / grad school / research / writing / writing practice

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  • Theorizing the Web 2013 Review published to Creative Applications Network

    A strangeness abounds when people are asked to theorize and elucidate something so untethered and rhizomatic as the Internet. At its basic structure, networks connect us to the images, data and knowledge we draw upon every day. Yet what is at the heart of these connections and what separates or integrates our In Real Life […]

    3/7/2013

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    Art and Technology, Culture Criticism, Observations, Philosophy, Theory

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    conference / digital arts / internet / media studies / new media art / technology / theorizing the web

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  • 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 […]

    4/26/2012

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

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

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  • The Human Builds the Machine but Ought Not to Become It

    In certain types of engineering practices, there’s this idea that the computer and mathematics itself are sort of  a-cultural. That they only exist in their own technical and formal world. Every computer system is built within a social and historical context of its time. ~Professor Fox Harrell Last year, I delved into work and research […]

    1/5/2012

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    Art and Technology, Art History, Creative Coding | Programming, Culture Criticism, Digital Art, Observations, Philosophy, Social Networking, Theory, Virtual Art

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    artificial intelligence / critical computing / dr. fox harrell / ice lab / mit / new media arts / social art / social networking

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  • The Body Organic: From Language to Image and Interaction – Part II

    It is wrong to say that in philosophy we consider an ideal language as opposed to our ordinary one. For this makes it appear as though we thought we could improve on ordinary language. But ordinary language is all right. Whenever we make up ‘ideal languages’ it is not in order to replace our ordinary […]

    11/2/2011

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    Art and Technology, Creative Coding | Programming, Digital Art, interactive art, Multi Media, Perception, Philosophy, Social Networking, Virtual Art

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    art and philosophy / arts and technology / language / ludwig wittgenstein / new media art / postaday2011 / scott snibbe / zero1

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  • Destructables: A DIY Site for Projects of Protest and Creative Dissent | by Artist Packard Jennings

    I’m a huge fan of Packard Jennings. He created yet another amazing project emblematic of our time – Destructables. Please click on the image below and check out the site. A wonderful resource for creative dissent!!!

    10/30/2011

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    Art, Art and Technology, Art History, Art Theory and Movements, Creative Coding | Programming, Culture Criticism, Digital Art, Graphic Design, Interactive / Participatory Art, Internet Art, Multi Media, Observations, Performance and Conceptual, Philosophy, Social Networking, Theory

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    art and technology / di rosa / occupy oakland / occupy SF / occupy wall street / Packard Jennings / postaday2011 / quilted design / social change / social commentary / social networking / Southern Exposure

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  • Expand the Mind

    What strikes me is the fact that in our society, art has become something which is only related to objects, and not to individuals, or to life. ~ Michel Foucault, Philosopher, social theorist, and historian

    9/9/2011

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    Art, Philosophy

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    Art / michel foucault / philosophy / postaday2011

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  • Wittgenstein

    Lately, I’ve been exploring language and its role in our perception and understanding of art. I thought I would dig through some Wittgenstein text to whet my appetite for some much-needed philosophical art writing I’m working on. Here’s an excerpt of what I’ve been noshing on… We are handicapped in ordinary language by having to […]

    9/3/2011

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    Art Writing and Criticism, Philosophy, Theory

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    language / linguistics / ludwig wittgenstein / philosophy / postaday2011 / the blue and brown books

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  • The Treachery of Images

    Funny how a picture (any kind of picture) is a mere representation. I wrote a couple of posts about perception some time ago. One on eye anatomy and the other on eye anatomy related to mental capacity. So, it was great to see a Calamities of Nature comic strip paying homage to Magritte (and Foucault). […]

    8/31/2011

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    Art, Art History, Art Writing and Criticism, Perception, Philosophy

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    calamities of nature / language / michel foucault / perception / postaday2011 / rene magritte

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