Dorothy R. Santos, Ph.D.

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Tag: postaday2011

  • Medium = Message

    In a culture like ours, long accustomed to splitting and dividing all things as a means of control, it is sometimes a bit of a shock to be reminded that, in operational and practical fact, the medium is the message. This is merely to say that the personal and social consequences of any medium-that is, […]

    11/9/2011

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    Culture Criticism, Observations

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    culture criticism / marshall mcluhan / observations / postaday2011 / thoughts

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  • Art Review’s Power 100 for 2011

    The Art Review’s Power 100 reflects the most influential art folks (in the world). The much deserved #1 spot for 2011 went to Chinese contemporary artist Ai WeiWei. HOWEVER, this list STILL looks like a cup of vanilla ice cream washed down with a cup of milk. According to Art Review, the list is, First […]

    11/8/2011

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    Art Writing and Criticism

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    art review / culture criticism / postaday2011 / power 100

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  • Substratum: A Series of Inspirational Interviews

    I’m a sucker for interviews. I can’t help it. I find them inspirational (especially when the questions asked get at the why and how of someone’s success story). Artist, Matt Ganucheau, shares all the great stuff with me and I’m seriously grateful for him sharing his wealth of knowledge in arts and technology. Kudos (again) […]

    11/7/2011

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    Art and Technology

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    artists / arts and technology / datavisualization.ch / designers / innovation / interviews / new media artists / new media arts / postaday2011 / substratum

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  • Photos from The Matter Within: New Contemporary Art of India @ Yerba Buena Center for the Arts

    Over the weekend, I visited the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and saw The Matter Within: New Contemporary Art of India exhibition. I found myself making my way back to Sudarshan Shetty’s installation work. Both Untitled pieces (the above from his ‘Saving Skin’ series and the one below from his ‘Stab’ series) intrigued me. […]

    11/6/2011

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    Art, Art History, Conceptual, Culture Criticism, ethnic studies, Observations

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    bay area / contemporary art of india / exhibition / postaday2011 / San Francisco / the matter within exhibition / YBCA

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  • Aaron Koblin: Artfully Visualizing Our Humanity

    11/5/2011

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    Art and Technology, Conceptual, Creative Coding | Programming, Culture Criticism, Digital Art, Multi Media, Observations, Virtual Art

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    aaron koblin / arts and technology / data visualization / new media artists / new media arts / postaday2011 / TED talk

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  • A few photos taken at the American Museum of Natural History (New York, NY)

    11/4/2011

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    Observations, Photography

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    american museum of natural history / photography / postaday2011 / travel

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  • The Download

    Being a Rhizome member certainly has its benefits. For some time, I only had a username and password, which didn’t do much. I couldn’t add art events, I was unable to add new artists as favorites to my profile, and couldn’t really engage with other Rhizome members. Last month, I finally decided to give Rhizome my $25 to get my virtual hands […]

    11/3/2011

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    Art and Technology, Art Writing and Criticism, Conceptual, Culture Criticism, Multi Media, Observations, Social Networking, Theory, Virtual Art

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    arts and technology / digital perservation / kenneth lo / memory / postaday2011 / rhizome / ryder ripp / social networking / the download

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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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  • Is a Social Revolution possible with new social media platform, ‘Unthink’?

    Being an art writer and blogger is tough. There’s so much to keep up with in the world since the popularization of social networking sites such as Friendster, MySpace, Tribe, and Facebook. THEN, you have online news sources like Digg and Reddit on top of reading through RSS feeds. OH, and did you know about online […]

    11/1/2011

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    Art and Technology, Art Writing and Criticism, Creative Coding | Programming, critical theory, Culture Criticism, Observations, Social Networking

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    culture criticism / douglas bay / facebook / postaday2011 / social media / social networking / unthink / WHOA Magazine

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  • Happy Halloween!

    Eat good candy, brush and floss your teeth, and enjoy a scary movie (or two). Wishing you a very happy, fun, and safe Halloween!!

    10/31/2011

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    Photography

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    happy halloween / postaday2011 / pumpkin carving art

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