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Category Archives: Innovators of Art
this is what a slut looks like
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Our Mission Statement
As a part of SlutWalk San Diego,
We are proudly taking a stand against sexual violence and the bully tactics of victim blaming.We believe that all of us, regardless of gender, need to recognize that by allowing the publicly shaming of victims by using their appearance or sexual history against them, it creates a society that accepts and justifies acts of sexual violence.We recognize that we need to end not only the acts of sexual violence, but the excuses that allow that violence to continue.We believe in the simple concept that everyone deserves to be respected for who they are. .
Photo Gallery: SLUTWALK SAN DIEGO
TAGS: LGBT RIGHTS, SAN DIEGO, WOMEN’S RIGHTS
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Archive Fever
Elle Mehrmand
this image is of "roberta will bring a hologram"
Archive Fever
Micha Cardenas
"A Kind of Controlled Alchemy"A performance / thought process / diagram where I will explore my fears of and desires for Facial Feminization Surgery, in response to the work of Lynn Hershman Leeson's Roberta Breitmore series.
watch video (full length): A Kind of Controlled Alchemy
Archive Fever
Holly Eskew
“PUMPING BLOOD!” (Alternate Title: “#Bb 0|1“):
“Writing the Body, in body and language both, to understand where art and life are different and sometimes just the same . . . performance for an autobiographical narrative and all those connected by a moment.”
watch video (full length): PUMPING BLOOD!
watch video (clip): PUMPING BLOOD!
.Archive Fever (event) | curated by: Ricardo Dominguez & Jenn Moreno
Announcement(s):
University Art Gallery
SD Art Events: Archive Fever
PumpingBlood!Archive
Research Notes:
Flicker: The Something Is Happening Pool
Holly Eskew | Performance Art | Post-Performance (poem)
Un_speakable
January 2009, Un_speakable | gallery exhibition at UCSD‘s Annex Gallery
Created installation for evidence of December 2008 UAG performance:
*Something Is Happening ~ un_speakable: 5 phrase events
*Five “un_speakable” gestures that echo indeterminate words, gaps and bodies that we constructed collectively as phrase events ~ all that happens between signs and skins by verbals, Autumn Hays, Pinar Yorgancioglu, Helaine Gawlica, Holly Eskew and Ricardo Dominguez.
.“The phrase event remains indeterminate.”
– Jean-François Lyotard
Something Is Happening (event) | curated by Jordan Crandal
Announcement(s):
visarts.ucsd.edu/something-happening/
visarts.ucsd.edu/something-happening/?p=235
Research Note:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/something-happening/pool/
Sociologyatwork.org (photo credit)
On The Nature Of Human Skin
Click here to play Memorial for UCSD Martyr - Vietnam War Protester: George Winne Jr.
Social Architectures | The Invisible Shape of University Past
George Winne Jr.'s Memeorial | Click here to see: On The Nature Of Human Skin
“In God’s Name, End the War” | “I believe in God and hereafter,
I will see you there.”
George Wynne Jr. (1946-1970)
follow project: An Inconvenient Art
★Read (artist’s response) after seeing my project:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/andrewcollins/2099877695/
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Virginia Maksymowicz | Sculptor (5 months ago)
What a surprise for me to come across these photos! The bricks did not belong to George Winne. I made this clay sculpture in 1976 when I was a grad student in Visual Arts at UCSD. The other sculpture in the memorial grove is by Michael Todd, who used to be on the faculty. I am delighted that the sculpture has been cared for over these many years.
— Virginia Maksymowicz
http://www.flickr.com/photos/andrewcollins/2099877695/
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Virginia Maksymowicz | Sculptor (5 months ago)
What a surprise for me to come across these photos! The bricks did not belong to George Winne. I made this clay sculpture in 1976 when I was a grad student in Visual Arts at UCSD. The other sculpture in the memorial grove is by Michael Todd, who used to be on the faculty. I am delighted that the sculpture has been cared for over these many years.
— Virginia Maksymowicz
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★Research Note:
Stuart Collection at UCSD: Click here to play Terry Allen' Trees
Stuart Collection | The Silent Tree
Herbert’s hippopotamus | [videorecording]
Hippopotamus ~ Marcuse & Revolution in Paradise
– Virginia Maksymowicz
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Virginia Maksymowicz's "Thirty Blocks" | the Winne Memorial Grove
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☮ – Virginia Maksymowicz
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The Blacklist Art & Film Festival
The Blacklist experiment continues*
What started out as a way for a group of friends to display their unique talents to the local community has evolved into a multi-media spectacle. We pride ourselves on celebrating fearless and unapologetic creativity that goes beyond the formula of mainstream culture as a means to showcase the World’s emerging talents and unknown innovators of Art, Film, and Rock n’ Roll. This event of cerebral debauchery represents an effort to inspire the next wave of artists with original and unconventional content.
As filmmakers and artists we have the ability and the opportunity to inspire, and in many ways, the obligation. There is a lack of originality and authenticity in today’s popular culture and it’s not because there is a lack of original ideas, but a lacking desire to embrace them. We have been overly supplied with formulaic music, movies and opinion, so much that now the dissenters from formula have almost no chance of making it into the mainstream culture.
Rinse your mind of mainstream slime.
Rob Cotterill & Jason Eisener's 2010 crowd pleasing yule-tide bloodbath, Treevenge.
Innovators of Art
Inserting the ‘silver rib of a foreign word’ into an idea, Walter Benjamin argued in a passage Adorno was fond of quoting, helps the idea to survive.
GRRF: The Sound of Suicide Postponement (2009)
In the land of cubicles and gaming software development hell, the most unhappy employee becomes the victim of video camera torture… See full summary »
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Cast (in credits order)
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Tristan Newcomb | … | The GRRF Guy |
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Brett Stalbaum | … | The Professor |
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Jared Hinkle | … | The Assistant |
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Travis Cochran | … | Mister Marketing |
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Derek Lomas | … | Mikey, Game Designer |
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Ricardo Dominguez | … | Performance Artist One |
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Holly Eskew | … | Performance Artist Two |
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Holly Eskew 