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Dorothy R. Santos, Ph.D.

writer | artist | scholar

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  • Curators of Sweden: The Tweeting Citizens

    12/27/2011

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    Art, Culture Criticism, Observations, Social Networking
    I'm @Sweden

    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.

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    culture / curators / curators of sweden / postaday2011 / sweden

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  • Loving the Details

    12/26/2011

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

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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)

    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
    Go on, you know you want to pass judgement

    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 critical especially when there’s a high level of anonymity to the judgement.

    OKFocus created ART or NOT, which is a way for you to rate whether something is art or not. Quite honestly, it was challenging for me to rate anything because much of the art experience depends on context. The environment and space around a work is just as important. Or, is it? With so many works of art across disciplines and mediums, anything is art. Right? Well, here’s your chance to pass judgement. ART or NOT allows you to rate works (or non-works) and see what percentage of the population believed whether it was art or not. You will find, soon enough, that you question what you believe and perceive as art. Quite the mental exercise if you ask me. Make it a family activity, if you want to avoid the awkward obligatory holiday conversation, this will definitely be a good discussion topic. Enjoy!

    Lastly, Happy Holidays to you! 🙂

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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

    12/24/2011

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    Art

     

    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 commentary. Again, enjoy! 🙂

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  • Fab Lab Hack Project: Snap Together Boombox by Matt Keeter

    12/23/2011

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    Art, Art and Technology, Art Practice, Artist’s Studio, Creative Coding | Programming, Inside the Artist’s Studio, Sculpture

    This is my first, official, WordPress reblog post!

    Being a huge music fan and lover of DIY culture, I couldn’t pass up spreading the word about this particular hack project. Please take a look at Matt Keeter’s fab[ulous] boombox!

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    arts and technology / diy / fab lab / hack project / matt keeter / postaday2011

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  • All Fit Together by Tim Roseborough

    12/22/2011

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    Art, Art and Technology, Digital Art, Social Networking
    All Fit Together by Tim Roseborough

    One of the most unique gifts I’ve received this year was a piece in All Fit Together by Tim Roseborough. My partner and I feel incredibly honored that we’ve been included! Please click on the image above to view the All Fit Together site to learn more about Roseborough’s logographic system, Englyph. This past year, Roseborough’s work was also featured in Art in America. Please watch the video below to how these people fit together.

    All Fit Together from Tim Roseborough on Vimeo.

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    all fit together / englyph / postaday2011 / tim roseborough

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  • We Feel Fine by Jonathan Harris and Sep Kamvar

    12/21/2011

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    Art, Art and Technology, Creative Coding | Programming, Culture Criticism, Digital Art, Internet Art, Multi Media, Observations, Social Networking, Virtual Art
    We Feel Fine…but do we really? Click here to see what the rest of the world is feeling…

    We Feel Fine is  on exhibit at the Adobe Museum of Digital Media. First, I’m utterly smitten and enthralled with data visualization work. Harris and Kamvar created this project back in 2005 and wanted to show the world’s feelings, individually and collectively, to showcase the human condition in a way that was both engaging and begs the question of whether we are truly alone in the way we feel. The answer is yes (and no). As unique as we all are, there are universal ideas/concepts/feelings humans experience everyday and We Feel Fine is a contribution to the digital media and arts movement that is evidence of the desire to be connected to the world, to each other, whether we admit it or not.

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    adobe museum of digital media / arts and technology / culture criticism / data visualization / jonathan harris / new media art / postaday2011 / sep kamvar / social networking

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  • Allison Holt working in Analog

    12/20/2011

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    Art, Art and Technology, Video

    Lilith from Oilly Oowen on Vimeo.

    Ashes from Oilly Oowen on Vimeo.

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    allison holt / analog / arts and technology / cctv / postaday2011 / video art

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  • Allison Holt’s Hypercube Series ~ Video Art

    12/19/2011

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    Art

    Hypercube #1 from Oilly Oowen on Vimeo.

    Hypercube #2 from Oilly Oowen on Vimeo.

    Hypercube #3 from Oilly Oowen on Vimeo.

    My recent fascination with video art continues. I’m posting the Hypercube series by Allison Holt. Her work is incredibly elegant and created with Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) equipment, polyester resin, and light. I plan on exploring Holt’s work in the near future. For now, please explore her works and her site to learn more.

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    allison holt / arts and technology / cctv / new media / postaday2011 / video art

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  • The Art of Writing

    12/18/2011

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    Art Writing and Criticism, Observations

    The art of writing is the art of discovering what you believe.

    ~ Gustave Flaubert, French Writer

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    postaday2011 / thoughts

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