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Kate Millett, Sculptor: The First 38 Years
(Fine Arts Gallery, University of Maryland Baltimore County, 1997)Kate Millett (1934-2017) is widely known as a feminist scholar and activist. Indeed, she became one of the key initiators of the second round of 20th Century feminism when her doctoral dissertation-turned-book, titled ... -
eLand
(2012)eLAND is a series of etchings embedded with a code. The viewer sees a reddish QR code that will display a photograph of a scene in the Australian outback where the pigment that the are viewing was once mined by the artist. ... -
Cyber In Securities
(2013)CYBER IN SECURITIES is an exhibition that addresses the growing concern among a cross-generational group of artists who are deeply enthusiastic about new media, but whose enthusiasm is complicated by the suspicion that ... -
Fall gallery shows: ‘Cyber In Securities,’ ‘Silver Clouds,’ ‘This is Labor’
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The Drawing Center Viewing Program: Artist Portfolio, LIia Moren
(2013-09-23)I made watercolor pigments out of various urban waterways that feed into the Chesapeake Bay, the largest estuary in the world. I created dozens of paintings, including postcard watercolors and displayed them on a spinning ... -
Who Was Beatrix Potter? by Ellen Handler Spitz
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Algorithmic Pollution: Artists Working with Dataveillance and Societies of Control
(Media-N: The Journal of the New Media Causus, 2017)In 2013, interactive artist and Prix Ars Electronica Golden Nica winner, David Rokeby, coined the phrase Algorithmic Pollution to describe a phenomena where data collection alters human public behavior. The purpose of this ... -
NONUMENT01::McKeldin Fountain
(ACMSIGGRAPH, 2018)“NONUMENT 01:: McKeldin Fountain” is Baltimore’s virtual monument located in the Inner Harbor and free speech zone. In opposition to bronze and stone, the nonument or “no monument” recreates the destroyed Brutalist-style ... -
A New Consideration of Elena Ferrante’s The Beach at Night
(Lifestyle Theme on Genesis Framework, 2018-02-15) -
Mitzi Is Back : Tell Me a Lore
(Lifestyle Theme on Genesis Framework, 2018-03-09) -
A Tree without Roots
(2018-05-08) -
Water Chatter VR
(2018-05-19) -
Brutalist Building Finds Life After Demolition
(2018-07-30) -
Gleaning Wisdom from 11 Sources
(Lifestyle Theme on Genesis Framework, 2019-03-28) -
Toward a Trans Method, or Reciprocity as a Way of Life
(University of California Press, 2021-01-01)It is reductive yet accurate to assert that Chase Joynt and Jules Rosskam first met because they are both trans people who make documentary films. While the alignment of these affinities does not necessarily prefigure a ... -
Shifting Sands: Contemporary trends in powder animation
Backlit animation capitalizes on the purity of light pouring directly into the camera and no technique maximizes the nuances of that light better than sand animation. This paper will discuss the historical variations on ... -
Songlines
An intaglio series of harmonograph drawings. Printed with hand-made pigments mined by the artist in the Australian outback -
Rembrandt in his Studio: a Cross-Species Installation for the Brids
"This public art project is an installation where birds and humans can share in a visual experience unique to a non-human species. Using the idea that birds see in the ultra-violet spectrum, a low-spectrum violet that ...