Spring 2015 Resources

Mandy Ewertz's Journal

Aly Jakes' Journal

Li Wang's Journal

Etta DeLisse's Journal

Jarrett Leonard's Journal

Melissa Saengchanh's Journal

Isaac Smith's Blog

Isaac Choe's Blog

Clarisa Akred's Blog

Cody Watson's Blog

Shana Moss

And interesting essay by Patrick Lichty

Inkscape Website

An interesting article on performance documentation

Tauba Auerbach artist's website

List of potential films to discuss in class:
Pina
Film Socialisme
Life in a Day
Waking Life
Oldboy - Park Chan Wook

CERN Artists in residence program

An article about money in the art world

Outdoor installation by Richard Ankrom

Breanne Trammell website

"I like you better now" project website

Center for Experimental Lectures

Article about Rita Leduc's exhiition at Wells College

One Chance

Drowning in Problems

Artist Redesigns Everyday Objects to Make Them as Inconvenient as Possible

Mom Lets Her 4-Year-Old Finish Her Drawings

PureData website (open source)

Sarah Sze Art21 segment

Matthew Ritchie Art21 segment

Available audio editing software:

Audacity (open-source)

Reaper (proprietary, but can be used without paying anything)

Adobe Audition (not even close to free, but very powerful)

Pro Tools (not free, but has a free trial)

Garageband (included with new Macs and can be used on Windows and iOS devices)

John Oswald - Net
One example of a piece made using "plunderphonics," or the use of recognizable sounds borrowed from other music. This example uses samples from Metallica's "...And Justice for All" album, and is only one in a very large series of work by John Oswald.