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61. The Portland Mercury: Art (12/11/03)
    visual arts set, and took off with the photos to make them into an art project? Ra ad attempts to release current events from the bondage of facts, and in doing  
    http://www.portlandmercury.com/2003-12-11/art.html
    
    Extractions: Second Set Free Pulliam Deffenbaugh, 522 NW 12th, 228-6665, through Dec 27 How ticked would you be if you went to Costco to pick up the photos you'd dropped off to be developed, and discovered that somebody had swiped your second set, and took off with the photos to make them into an art project? Yeah, I'd be pissed, too, though the concept is a tad easier to swallow when the pictures belong to someone else, and the artist's results are as sharp and well executed as Mark Takamichi Miller's paintings on view at Pulliam Deffenbaugh Gallery. Second Set Free is a painting show that flirts with photography with the same conceptual playfulness that Hildur Bjarnadottir's Stretching Canvas skirted painting earlier this year at the same gallery. At Miller's first gallery show of his paintings derived from appropriated snapshots, the CEO of Costco happened to see the show, and changed the store's policy on picking up your prints. Thus, the artist has had to pick up photos far from his Seattle home, which resulted in his current setof tourists in Arizona. Even without their conceptual trappings, the paintings are marvelous in their own right. Solitary figures, each about a foot tall on average, punctuate the 60x40" canvases, which have otherwise been left blank and untouched. Set against the expansive background, the subjects are painted so thickly they stick out about a full inch off the canvas. With ultra-thick, impasto goopiness, Miller's desert rats are imposing, swirly creatures that almost look adhered to the canvas. Isolated against the flat white setting, they are reminiscent of Richard Avedon's landmark series of portraits

62. Arts Corps - Events Past
    current events arts Corps Year End Showcase arts Corps visual art, spoken word and theatre will culminate Jamapalooza teen showcase featuring arts Corps student  
    http://www.artscorps.org/what'shappening/current.html
    
    Extractions: Arts Corps descends upon the library. For the first time ever – from July through August, the Seattle Public Library is hosting summer Arts Corps classes for teens: 2 at the new Central Library downtown, and 6 others scattered at branches in Rainier Beach, Beacon Hill, West Seattle, and the University District. Visual art, spoken word and theatre will culminate in a Jamapalooza teen showcase featuring Arts Corps student-artists, refreshments, prizes, and special guests to celebrate the end of summer at the Starbucks Teen Center in the Central Library on Friday, Aug. 13, 6-9pm. Special thanks to Senior Program Coordinator Amy Twito and the young adult librarians. We are thrilled to co-class with you.

63. Literary, Publications, Visual Arts, Performing Arts At World Wide Arts Resource
    Information about performance, visual and literary arts in Christchurch New Zealand. News, Concert calendar and Gallery pages announce current events from the  
    http://www.wwar.com/categories/Publications/Literary/

64. Library
    visual arts Resources. SearchBank indexes information on astronomy, religion, law, history, psychology, humanities, current events, sociology, communications  
    http://www.stfrancis.edu/lib/visualarts1.htm

65. Visual Arts Descriptors - Stage J
    Stage J visual arts Descriptors. who meet the standard understand how the arts shape and Analyze the impact of political actions, current events, and natural  
    http://www.isbe.state.il.us/ils/fineassess/Vis Arts/visart_stageJdes.html
    
    Extractions: Stage A Assessments Descriptors Stage B Assessments Descriptors Stage C Assessments Descriptors Stage D Assessments Descriptors Stage E Assessments Descriptors Stage F Assessments Descriptors Stage G Assessments Descriptors Stage H Assessments Descriptors Stage I Assessments Descriptors Stage J Assessments Descriptors Introduction and Use of Descriptors Glossary of Terms - Students who meet the standard understand the sensory elements, organizational principles, and expressive qualities of the arts. Discuss the use of aesthetic components in expressing theme. Debate the intent of a series of works by one artist. Defend an opinion in writing on the use of elements and principles (objective) and/or expressive intent (subjective) in a work of art. Critique a portfolio of art by self or others for impact and intent. Express a judgment of a work of art based on description, analysis, and interpretation. - Students who meet the standard understand the similarities, distinctions, and connections in and among the arts.

66. CCS | Events & Conferences
    There are no current events to display. are invited to speak about recent work, current exhibitions, and important issues in the contemporary visual arts.  
    http://www.bard.edu/ccs/events/
    
    Extractions: Constructed to fit inside a panel truck, the Black Factory is an interactive public environment made up of a library, a workshop and a gift shop that aims to re-energize discussions about race in America by inviting people to share objects that represent 'blackness' to them. It will be parked outside the Center for Curatorial Studies and open to the public from 1 - 5 p.m. Time: 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Location: Center for Curatorial Studies, Museum Website: Event Website Conversation with Walter Hopps and Nina Felshin An informal discussion about Walter Hopps’s work as curator and museum director. Walter Hopps is this year’s recipient of the Award for Curatorial Excellence from the Center for Curatorial Studies. Walter Hopps , founding director of the Menil Collection in Houston, is curator of twentieth-century art for the Collection and adjunct senior curator of twentieth-century art at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. In 1957 he and Edward Kienholz founded the now legendary Ferus Gallery in Los Angeles. As curator and director of the Pasadena Art Museum from 1959 to 1967, Hopps organized the first museum exhibition of Pop Art and the first solo museum exhibition of Marcel Duchamp. He was director of the Corcoran Gallery of Art from 1967 to 1972 and curator of twentieth-century American art in the National Collection of Fine Arts (National Museum of American Art) from 1972 to 1979. Over his career, he has organized exhibitions of Barnett Newman, Kurt Schwitters, Joseph Cornell, Lyonel Feininger, Paul Klee, Jasper Johns, Frank Stella, Paolo Soleri, Edward Kienholz, Robert Rauschenberg, Yves Klein, John Chamberlain, Andy Warhol, Robert Longo, David Salle, and James Rosenquist.

67. Free Full Text Journals - Visual Arts
    Asian arts ***** Selected articles and information on galleries, exhibitions, current events of all aspects of the visual arts in Asia.  
    http://web.utk.edu/~swilso12/is490_web_project/Visualarts.html

68. YBCA Visual Arts: Bang The Machine: Computer Gaming Art And Artifacts, Game Scen
    and the Cantor Center for visual arts at Stanford military training applications to the current popularity of Related events First Thursday Night Tour Henry  
    http://www.yerbabuenaarts.org/va/current/bang_mach.html
    
    Extractions: Presented in conjunction with the Stanford Humanities Laboratory and the Cantor Center for Visual Arts at Stanford University, Game Scenes addresses the pervasive influence of the computer gaming industry on artistic invention, and explores a variety of areas, from the evolution of the video game and its roots in military training applications to the current popularity of virtual reality and online gaming and the growing use of elements of digital gaming by contemporary artists. Artists include: C-Level, Paul Johnson with Sunny Kim, Futurefarmers, Katherine Isbister with Rainey Straus, Shelley Eshkar with Paul Kaiser, Shirley Shor in collaboration with Piers Haken, Fur, Brody Condon, Mauro Ceolin, Jon Haddock and Janek Simon, including Wattis Artist-in-Residence Jason Wiener and our Young Artists at Work. Game Scenes will also feature a machinima film series curated by Galen Davis and Henry Lowood. Machinima is a form of low budget, computer generated filmmaking that uses video game engines for production and is distributed at almost no cost over the Internet.

69. CHURN - An Independent Visual Arts Magazine. Free Preview On-line!
    visual arts magazine designed to serve the art buyer and gallery visitor. Paintings, drawings, sculpture, and photography. Images, comments and articles from current issue.  
    http://churnmag.com/
    
    Extractions: This 6th collector'ss issue of CHURN has brought in the beginnings of a whole new era. The whole magazine was redesigned. We now have better articles, more art and less ads. CHURN continues to expand across the United States and the netherworld featuring only the best in art, music, poetry, photography, short stories, sculpture, film, performance art, fashion, gallery reviews,interviews, digital art and much more!!

70. International Gallerie
    Semiannual of the visual arts, music, photography, theatre and other performing arts, and travel. Includes abstracts and extracts from current and archived issues.  
    http://gallerie.net

71. Proofofexistence.com
    Proof of Existence current and past works covering visual arts, linguistics, philosophy, and graphic design.  
    http://proofofexistence.com

72. GuideLive.com > Home
    Find events. by Calendar. Find events. By Type. The arts. Performing arts events. visual arts events on Movies, Restaurants, Concerts or weekend events. events. Today. Tue 25. Wed 26  
    http://www.guidelive.com/

73. Prospect 2001 | Welcome
    A visual arts resource created as part of Telecom Prospect 2001New Art New Zealand, the City Gallery Wellington's inaugural biennial exhibition of current New Zealand art. Features artist r©sum©s, viewpoints on art, links to the national and international visual arts community, curatorial statements, reproductions of the exhibition artwork and ecards.  
    http://www.prospect2001.org.nz

74. THE CHAPEL OF ART
    Centre of excellence for visual and performing arts. Contains past, current and future exhibition details, information about the Potters Path, and a feature on both historic and modern Criccieth.  
    http://www.the-coa.org.uk/

75. ARTFOCUS Crosslinks/Visual Arts Events
    WORLDWIDE artsITE CROSSLINKS. visual arts events. ART PARIS (France) Annual Art Fall Show 50 Paris galleries + 25 from abroad. http//www.artparis.fr. CIAC Centre international d'art contemporain .  
    http://www.artfocus.com/ArtsEvents.htm

76. Welcome To The Visual Arts Association Events Page
    of the Wild Wish List Drive Please help support Keeper of the Wild (and the visual arts Association) by donating any of the following from the KOTW wishlist.  
    http://www.tridenttech.edu/visualrt/dga_events.html

77. New York Digital Salon
    public forums to present these events. This program is Council on the arts, the visual arts Foundation and the School of visual arts. To schedule events, please contact Renee  
    http://www.sva.edu/salon
    
    Extractions: New York Digital Salon 2004 Touring Program The goal of the touring program is to enhance the understanding and appreciation of new media art and its history through public lectures, panel discussions, computer animation screenings, weekend road shows and exhibitions. We are interested in collaborating with museums, universities, community galleries and other public forums to present these events. This program is supported by the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts, the Visual Arts Foundation and the School of Visual Arts. To schedule events, please contact Renee Schacht at 212-592-2532 or email renee@nydigitalsalon.org Main components of the New York Digital Salon Touring Program: Lectures and Panel Discussions: International new media art curators, artists, writers, cultural critics, art organization leaders, and individuals working with new media are available to participate in lectures, panel discussions, interviews, and dialogues. Computer Animation and Digital Video Screenings: A "Best of the New York Digital Salon" computer animation and digital video DVD will be distributed for screenings. The DVD documents the NYDS's ten year history of supporting innovative computer animation and digital video. Curators and animators are available to accompany the screenings.

78. Arts At Emory | Events Calendar
    current events. Candler Series 20042005. View events by month. View events by discipline or series. Please visit the arts at Emory Web site regularly, as  
    http://www.arts.emory.edu/calendar/index.cfm
    
    Extractions: Candler Series 2004-2005 View events by month Aug/Sept Oct Nov Dec ... View events by discipline or series Please visit the Arts at Emory Web site regularly, as information is updated and new events are added. Music - Special Event ID Tech Camp Various dates Specializes in digital music editing and composition. With a variety of sessions for age groups spanning 7-17 years of age! The Michael C. Carlos Museum welcomes children to spend the summer with art and artists. Campers will learn from gifted artists and teachers through in-gallery, studio, and performance experiences. Having successfully instructed nearly 1500 young people in over ten years of operation, Camp Carlos provides a stimulating and rewarding summer experience for any child interested in the art and cultures of the world. You may access the Camp Carlos brochure and registration form at the link below.

79. Movingpoets.com
    Charlotte. A professional performing arts company producing stage works employing original contemporary dance, theater, music, video, and visual arts. Includes current season, photos, reviews, history, and contact information.  
    http://www.movingpoets.com

80. Visual Art Exchange: Current Events
    November 5, 69 pm. December 3-31, 2004 A Sale for the Season Opening reception December 3, 6-9pm. Also See Artist Calls for 2004 events.  
    http://www.visualartexchange.org/events.asp

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