Dorothy R. Santos, Ph.D.

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Dorothy R. Santos, Ph.D.

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Tag: visual culture

  • Hello. [Tap, tap]. Is this thing on? – Updates and more updates

    Check out the following, Asterisk SF Magazine and Gallery Eric Slatkin, Artist, Filmaker, and new media guru Colpa Press, Artist Duo/Printmakers Extraordinaire Carrisa Potter, Artist/Printmaker Luca Antonucci, Artist/Printmaker Oliver Lerone Schultz, Scholar

    4/15/2012

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    Art, Culture Criticism, Observations

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    art and technology / blogging / colpa press / culture criticism / edicola / eric slatkin / image match / visual culture / vlogging / writing

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  • A Thought about Misinformation

    Something that always troubles me – and it has troubled me for as long as I can remember – is this idea of misinformation that causes people to do bad things. We can go back to World War II, we can look at the 1990s and the Balkan Wars. Emotionally, these drive me very much, this […]

    11/28/2011

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    Art and Technology, Creative Coding | Programming, Digital Art, Graphic Design

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    art education / data visualization / design / pitch interactive / postaday2011 / visual culture / wesley grubbs

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  • US Department of Art and Technology

    Click here and take a look around.

    3/4/2011

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    Art, Art and Technology, Internet Art, Multi Media, Virtual Art

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    art and technology / internet art / postaday2011 / social commentary / us department of art and technology / visual culture

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  • The Truth in our bodies: Reflections Sonya Clark’s Work

    Some time ago, I was introduced to the work of Sonya Clark. It encapsulates the truth, which resides in our bodies. Hair, for example, contains information about our biology that we often neglect or forget. Our predispositions, if you believe they exist are engrained in every part of the body. Clark explores hair in such a […]

    8/28/2010

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    Art, Performance and Conceptual, Visual Arts

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    Art / Body Art / Body Image / contemporary art / feminism / Feminist Art / Hair / human condition / re-appropriation / Sculpture / Sonya Clark / Textiles / visual culture

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