Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Lou Stovall
check this link out..... this is the master printer who is coming to talk to us thursday March 4th, 2010 - 10th period.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Q&A with Kike Arnal - C-SPAN Video Library
please check this interview out! absolutely eye opening! also google him.
PLEASE CHECK DEADLINES...WE ARE ENTERING A TIME CRUNCH!!!
PUBLIC LIGHT PHOTO WITH YOUR PHONE CAMERA..POST ON THIS BLOG! IF YOU DIDN'T GET ONTO THE WEBSITE FOR VANCOUVER LIGHT SCULPTURE.
GET BUSY!!!!! I AM COUNTING ON YOU ALL TO CREATE WONDERFUL PIECE FOR OUR TWO MUSEUMS.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
THREE POSTS PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY FEB.24TH
READ ALL THREE POSTS DATED
FEBRUARY 24TH 2010
IN REVERSE ORDER FROM THE BOTTOM TO THE TOP!
THANKS! I AM VERY EXCITED TO SEE THE RESULTS.
ANY QUESTIONS ASK ME.
just as a reminder what you need to do FIRST!!!!
More than two million people are expected to view it in person in Metro Vancouver, as well as internationally via www.vectorialvancouver.net or http://www.vancouver2010.com/code. The event runs regardless of the weather until February 28, 2010.
A personalized webpage will be automatically created for each participant to document their design and also send a personal dedication to anyone in the world. Organizers estimate 130,000 different patterns will be created in the 24 days the project operates from dusk to dawn.
"Vectorial Elevation is world-renowned and we wanted to see its majestic choreography unfold over Canadian skies for the very first time as part of the 2010 Winter Games," said Burke Taylor, vice president of culture and celebrations for VANOC. "It's about using the power of digital technology to include the world in our celebrations."
Previously, the installation was staged in Mexico, Spain, Ireland, and France where it received accolades such as Lyon's prestigious Trophée des Lumières.
PART II: part I below...read first...now do this...part II
after going to the website and creating your light sculpture
they will ask you to create a webpage.
please use your first name and first last name initial as your name!
do not use your last name
you will be sending this website address to our blogsite so that everyone can see your site in class.
this must be completed before February 28th!
step II:
based on your light sculpture create a 3" x 5" vertical linear drawing.
this drawing will be translated into an etching.
the etching (edition of 10) is
due: Thursday, March 25th or Friday, March 26th.
AND
step III
along with this you must have posted your website address, a photo from the website and a photo of both your drawing and print.
do not use your last name...
only first name and last first initial
IF YOU ARE HAVING TROUBLE GETTING TO THE WEBSITE, GOOGLE INTERACTIVE LIGHT SCULPTURE VANCOUVER.
CONCLUSION:
WE WILL THEN CREATE A FOLIO OF PRINTS FOR THE PRINTMAKING SHOW
AND WE WILL TRADE PRINTS WITH EACH OTHER.
HOPEFULLY WE WILL BE ABLE TO CREATE A WAY TO HAVE PEOPLE VIEW THE BLOG DURING THE OPENING.
THIS IS MANDATORY AND WILL COUNT AS 20% OF THE 5TH 6 WEEKS GRADE.
PART I: manditory assignment...timely!... must be done before feb 28th!
THEN IN PART II FIND OUT WHY AND WHAT KIND OF PRINT AND EXHIBITION PROJECT/FOLIO WE ARE CREATING!
Interactive light show will illuminate Olympic skies
A personalized webpage will be automatically created for each participant to document their design and also send a personal dedication to anyone in the world. Organizers estimate 130,000 different patterns will be created in the 24 days the project operates from dusk to dawn.
"Vectorial Elevation is world-renowned and we wanted to see its majestic choreography unfold over Canadian skies for the very first time as part of the 2010 Winter Games," said Burke Taylor, vice president of culture and celebrations for VANOC. "It's about using the power of digital technology to include the world in our celebrations."
Previously, the installation was staged in Mexico, Spain, Ireland, and France where it received accolades such as Lyon's prestigious Trophée des Lumières.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
list of participants for message in a bottle
John Vinklarek
Art and music department
ASU station #10906
San Angelo, Texas 79709
325 942 2223 ex 238
John.Vinklarek@angelo.edu
Brookhaven College
David Newman
School of the Arts
Art Department
Brookhaven College
School of the Arts - Art Dept.
3939 Valley View Ln.
Farmers Branch, TX 75244
dnewman@dcccd.edu
V 972.860.4101 F 972.860.4385
studio: davidrnewman@earthlink.net V 972.620.7126
http://home.earthlink.net/~davidrnewman/index.htm
(3 students)
Eva Kutscheid
Booker T Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts
Printmaking Department
2501 Flora Street
Dallas, Texas 75218
214 908 7140
kutscheid@gmail.com
www.btwprint.blogspot.com
46 students, instructor and 8 adult printmakers or so)
Silwane Senior Primary School.
Njabulo Hlongwane
P.O. Box 42155, Lamontville 4027, South Africa.
Fax number: 0855668708
Tel.270721249050
E-mail: sheranamigmail.com
Name of the project: Room 13 Art Project
University of Texas at Arlington
Department of Art and Art History
700 West Second, Room 335
Arlington, TX 76019
Michelle Murillo
mmurillo@uta.ed
(4 students and instructor)
The Episcopal School of Dallas
Attn: Kathleen A. Raymond
4100 Merrell Rd.
Dallas, Tx 75229
raymondk@esdallas.org
(5 including myself, maybe more.)
10 woodcuts from the monks in the amdo region.
