Tag: Surveillance

• 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

• You are being watched!

  Since my mind has been on Surveillance Art the past few days, I couldn’t help but write about it (again). Specifically, my interest lie in the legal aspects and ramifications surrounding this particular art form and its effects on citizens. Aside from issues of safety and privacy, footage of any kind becomes art when you modify what it. With […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  February 9, 2011

  Art, Art and Technology, Multi Media, Performance and Conceptual, Photography

  art and technology, HUSH art collective, postaday2011, Surveillance, surveillance art, The Public Isolation Project

• 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

  art and technology, artist response to surveillance, hanna regev, multi media, postaday2011, San Francisco, san francisco state university, Surveillance, video girl barbie

• Jenifer Wofford, Unseen Forces

  Opening Night – Friday, January 11, 2008 On the cusp of Downtown tucked away on 14th street and Valencia, you will find the Southern Exposure gallery.  As you step through the red door and proceed to the back of the gallery, you will find two metal detector installations set against a trans formative mural that […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  January 19, 2010

  Art

  Jenifer Wofford, Manila, Philippine Islands, Southern Exposure, Surveillance, Unseen Forces