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You’ve probably heard of the term “ghost writer.” In a more literal sense, there have been incidents in the past where authors are seemingly possessed by a spirit as they are writing something. When they finish, the product seems to be quite unlike their usual work, in terms of quality or style. In most cases,Continue reading “Art can be Shocking – Creativity in an Automatic State (?)”

There is a liminal space in my house, which everyone calls the “Music Room” It’s more like a corner, but it’s where we practice playing our instruments. Staying up late at night to practice with my violin or guitar was a normal experience growing up, but while others were motivated by their passion or theirContinue reading “Photostory: The Music Room”

It makes sense that the less conventional the method, the less likely it seems that mistakes were made. Drawing, completely unlike knitting, usually seems to draw out a great amount of How should I call it Mania in me. Not quite joy, or excitement, or rage. Something that is all too thrilled to tear throughContinue reading “Drinking and Drawing”

The tape is meant to represent the borders- where the artist draws the line in their art piece. However, this doesn’t necessarily draw the line for the observer. Art, as discussed previously in the classroom, requires effort, and should make the observer think. Because the human mind is known for its innate ability to compartmentalize,Continue reading “You Can Find Art Anywhere”

“Women’s Work is Also Art” According to traditional gender roles, the work of women is meant to be, as J-Lo says, “Mama”. The emotionally driven, caring, soft industry of jobs all too similar to mothering. A secretary cares for their boss, a nurse cares for patients, a teacher cares for the students. All because, accordingContinue reading “Maintenance Art pt 3”

At what point does something become artistic? Once it’s displayed, up for observation? Does it require a certain environment? A certain pizzazz? This is where I draw the line, because a question like this requires a serious answer. Artists have proven time and again that art has little to no boundaries. Richard Serra flinging moltenContinue reading “Maintenance Art pt. 2”

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Because while being “clean” is a term defined in the dictionary, not everyone has the same definition for it. Whether or not something is clean is really up to those cleaning it, and even more so those using it. Which brings up the question: Should we willingly accept that this is a whale, checkmark? ItContinue reading “Maintenance Art @ NOW pt. 1”