Tag: artist response to surveillance

• Thoughts on Keeping an Eye on Surveillance @ The Performance Art Institute

  

  ATTN: Reader ~ This post is LONG overdue. Please let me know if you have any questions about the show. *          *          *          * surveillance |sərˈvāləns| noun: close observation, esp. of a suspected spy or criminal: he found himself put under surveillance by military intelligence […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  September 29, 2011

  Art, Art and Technology, Conceptual, Creative Coding | Programming, Interactive / Participatory Art, Multi Media, Performance and Conceptual, Post Modernism, Social Networking, Virtual Art

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• Keeping an Eye on Surveillance

  Isn’t it funny walking into an elevator and everyone takes out their mobile phone and starts tinkering around with it? Pretending they have a message or playing Words with Friends. Or, even funnier, how I throw up the middle finger when someone I held the elevator door for completely blanks me and just blurts out, […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  September 5, 2011

  Art, Culture Criticism, Interactive / Participatory Art, Performance and Conceptual

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• What if I told you someone was watching you? At this very moment…

  It takes a lot to make me uneasy. A couple months ago, I was listening to National Public Radio (NPR) and heard a story about Mattel’s Video Girl Barbie, which piqued my interest considering the doll prompted an FBI warning. You can listen to the Morning Edition story here. It made me incredibly uneasy because […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  February 8, 2011

  Art and Technology, Multi Media, Social Networking

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