Tag: art and culture

• Dissident Futures Art and Ideas Festival at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts

  I am THRILLED to co-present along with An Xiao Mina and Ben Valentine at the Dissident Futures Art and Ideas Festival. Please RSVP through YBCA’s site here. It will be good times and lots of great conversation. It’s been a great year thus far. Although it’s been extremely challenging to balance work, school, and freelance […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  November 17, 2013

  Art, Art Practice, Art Vocabulary, Art Writing and Criticism, arts and technology, Writing Practice

  art and culture, art criticism, culture criticism, expression, internet, Surveillance

• 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

• These are a few my favorite [print] publications…

  A writing practice requires a reading practice! I attended a Cherrie Moraga workshop the other week and this was one of the many pearls of wisdom she bestowed to participants. I couldn’t agree more. Reading different publications definitely helps me with my writing. Below, you will find some of my favorite print publications (yes, print still […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  July 17, 2011

  Art Writing and Criticism

  art and culture, postaday2011, print publications, reading practice, writing, writing practice

• 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 […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  March 17, 2011

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

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