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In this 5 - week seminar we will discuss real artist horror stories — and there are some hair - raising, juicy tales — and how they could have been avoided or handled better.
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Betty Tompkins and Marilyn Minter will discuss Tompkins's solo exhibition REAL ERSATZ and how to unapologetically tackle the subject of sex as an artist and a woman.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25 6:30 — 8 PM ICP MUSEUM Digital artist and programmer Josh Begley discusses his artistic practice, which maps systems of surveillance and incarceration vis - a-vis data visualizations, digital archives, and real - time applications.
These activities include both talkbacks with the artists as well as in depth conversations that bring together luminaries from non-arts disciplines to discuss a variety of topics including everything from religion, to migration, to queer real estate and cultural diplomacy.
Dirty Ear Report offers a new platform for sonic research, in which leading sound artists and theorists gather to discuss radio art, field recording, noise, real - time work, voice and site - specific sound.
Inspired by the works exhibited by these artists in Artifical Realities, they will be discussing the notions and parameters of what is real and what is unreal in relation to the artists» works and practices.
Panel Discussion: Mural Art in Public Spaces present by LISA Project and NYCxDesign ↑ Cooper Union, Great Hall May 16th, 2:00 pm Join artist Ron English, Paper Mag's Carlo McCormick, real estate magnate Sean Corcoran, artist Tatyana Fazlalizadeh and Wayne Rada, creator / curator of L.I.S.A. Project and founder of the LoMan Art Fest, moderated by RJ Rushmore as they discuss the role of street art and mural arts on Lower Manhattan — both inside and out, followed by a Secret Walls battle at Cooper Square.
The artist discussed the app (and his practice generally) in The Guardian saying: «Because of technology, nobody believes any more that a photograph is real.
Ahead of two simultaneous solo shows in London, pioneering computer artist Miguel Chevalier invited Studio International into his Paris studio to discuss his interest in making the real virtual and the virtual real.