Monday, April 30, 2007
Take me out to the ball game...
Saturday, April 28, 2007
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Korean Art Panel: Thu. April 26 @ Brown #320
Pardon the late notice.
I assume that everybody might have a proir commitment this Thursday, but please try to attend if you able to.
Charlie
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Korean Wave II: Diversifying Alternatives in Art & Culture of Korea
Time: Thursday, April 26, 2007, 8:00 - 9:30 pm
Venue: Lecture Hall 320, Brown Center, Maryland Institute College of Art
This forum, Korean Wave II, is focused on the context of minority culture which penetrating homogeneous context of contemporary Korea. The topics to be included in the panel are as follows: the anthropological understanding regarding Korean culture, Korean films regarding minority issues in its social context, and the art and the artists in alternative spaces making social impact.
Moderator:
HAHN, Charlie (Maryland Institute College of Art)
Presenter:
PAIK, Young-Gyung (Johns Hopkins University) on
Anthropological Understanding Regarding Korean Culture
MIN, Hyunjun (University of Maryland) on
Hong Sang-soo and Kim Ki-duk: Two Maverick Korean Directors
YANG, Jeongmu (Korean National University of Arts, Korea) on
Alternative Spaces in Seoul: Altered "Power" to Korean Contemporary Art
Discussant:
DAVIS, Jarrett (Maryland Institute College of Art)
Monday, April 23, 2007
...the sincerest form of flattery
ps - the folder name is "From the Cold Heart of New England"
Sunday, April 22, 2007
Saturday, April 21, 2007
FREE MUSIC FRESH FROM THE EUROPEAN FRIDGE
PS. There is also a CD with some more songs on my desk that you can rip.
Thursday, April 19, 2007
Verbatim E-Mail Received Unexpectedly By Me
Your name has been forward to me stating that you would be interested in presenting a show of your photographs at Clubhouse II in Leisure World. Can you please call me when you get a chance so that we can discuss it? My phone number is 301-370-9405.
We have reserved the theater in Clubhouse II for Sunday, May 20 at 3:30. We usually ask presenters for a show that would run an hour to an hour and one half.
Thanks,
Curt Elie
Now to a Finsh We are Quickly Coming
mañana...
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Digital Forensics
Monday, April 16, 2007
Friday, April 13, 2007
act with popomo locality
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WASHINGTON, April 12 — For the past two years, China has protected the Sudanese government as the United States and Britain have pushed for United Nations Security Council sanctions against Sudan for the violence in Darfur.
But in the past week, strange things have happened. A senior Chinese official, Zhai Jun, traveled to Sudan to push the Sudanese government to accept a United Nations peacekeeping force. Mr. Zhai even went all the way to Darfur and toured three refugee camps, a rare event for a high-ranking official from China, which has extensive business and oil ties to Sudan and generally avoids telling other countries how to conduct their internal affairs.
So what gives? Credit goes to Hollywood — Mia Farrow and Steven Spielberg in particular. Just when it seemed safe to buy a plane ticket to Beijing for the 2008 Olympic Games, nongovernmental organizations and other groups appear to have scored a surprising success in an effort to link the Olympics, which the Chinese government holds very dear, to the killings in Darfur, which, until recently, Beijing had not seemed too concerned about.
Ms. Farrow, a good-will ambassador for the United Nations Children’s Fund, has played a crucial role, starting a campaign last month to label the Games in Beijing the “Genocide Olympics” and calling on corporate sponsors and even Mr. Spielberg, who is an artistic adviser to China for the Games, to publicly exhort China to do something about Darfur. In a March 28 op-ed article in The Wall Street Journal, she warned Mr. Spielberg that he could “go down in history as the Leni Riefenstahl of the Beijing Games,” a reference to a German filmmaker who made Nazi propaganda films.
Four days later, Mr. Spielberg sent a letter to President Hu Jintao of China, condemning the killings in Darfur and asking the Chinese government to use its influence in the region “to bring an end to the human suffering there,” according to Mr. Spielberg’s spokesman, Marvin Levy.
China soon dispatched Mr. Zhai to Darfur, a turnaround that served as a classic study of how a pressure campaign, aimed to strike Beijing in a vulnerable spot at a vulnerable time, could accomplish what years of diplomacy could not.
Groups focusing on many issues, including Tibet and human rights, have called for boycotts of the Games next year. But none of those issues have packed the punch of Darfur, where at least 200,000 people — some say as many as 400,000 — mostly non-Arab men, women and children, have died and 2.5 million have been displaced, as government-backed Arab militias called the janjaweed have attacked the local population.
President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan has repeatedly refused American, African and European demands that he allow a United Nations peacekeeping force to supplement an underequipped and besieged African Union force of 7,000 soldiers who have been trying, with dwindling success, to restore order in the Darfur region.
“Whatever ingredient went into the decision for him to go, I’m so pleased that he went,” Ms. Farrow said in a phone interview about Mr. Zhai’s trip. She called the response from Beijing “extraordinary.” ---
Thursday, April 12, 2007
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Philips Drag & Draw
Kids today always seem to have way cooler toys than what I grew up with...I wonder if we can convince the good folks at Philips to loan us one.
You can find more digital art "toys" here.
Banned! (x-posted to my blog)
that wasnt inappropriate.
what IS inappropriate however, apparently is the most recent one......and quite possibly the one where i look MOST in control of my body.
interesting.
Laura Mulvey, anyone?
this is totally awesome. im making a piece out of it