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Assignment 6: Rituals

Jaskirat Randhawa | Tyler Henry | Regina Flores

Ritual: Holi

Link to presentation HERE

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The practice of sending messages in bottles (or other floating vessels) has been used to determine the flow of oceans and relay military information. Of

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http://www.anexact.org aniette turpin

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Augmented Light Mr. Beam Filip Sterckx All white shoes hung and map madmapper or millumin klaus Obermeir nonotak red paper heart pool party adrien m and claire b hakanai light leaks kyle mcdonals no-logram bot and dolly box 2 d augmented joanie lemercier light canvas 2 sunscreen purchase- stretch fabric - matte white surface sound reactive, color scan and light scan cinco design and marmoset (local) photoshop (lighten mode) brightness contrast ratio, throw ration depends for projector https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CgN1CQAcJQ_7Wk2IVq0FpjrhBRT8v-wglJR_b3C0hiA/edit audio input in madmapper Types: flatsourse, 3d content, structured light photoshop outline into mad mapper for light lineup (content template) Black tape contrast for better quality cannon usb to computer - tools spacial scanner in mad mapper, 2 mins photo, upload photo lightform mesh warp/masking

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alexander mcqueen 

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amelia aerhart 

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Eclectic Streams, 30x40, Digital.

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abstract / surrealism / design

Paranoia, 18x24, Digital.

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R. Crumb of course

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datavis Picasso and his events in life leading to his artistic phases 

https://medium.com/accurat-studio/beautiful-reasons-c1c6926ab7d7

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Data vis

rhythm of food throughout the year example 

https://do.minik.us/projects/rhythm-of-food

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Data ITEMS: Exploring the Power and Depth of Soft Data for the Museum of Modern Art

It’s an incredibly fascinating and moving exhibition; just by reading the list of 111 elements, it’s striking to immediately realize how much fashion plays a prominent role as a connecting tissue between people and cultures, and affects how we live, think and express ourselves in our societies and communities.

https://medium.com/@giorgialupi/data-items-exploring-the-power-and-depth-of-soft-data-for-the-museum-of-modern-art-e5f40a82943

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CRITICAL MASCARA “A Post-Realness Drag Ball” returns to the TBA stage with a much anticipated sequel evening of fabulousness and extravaganza. CRITICAL MASCARA features some of the Pacific Northwest’s most courageous and raw talent all competing to win 666$ in a queer driven dance-off drag spectacular! The evening is hosted by, the one and only, Pepper Pepper with celebrity judges, features special guest performers, and wraps up with a raucous late-night dance party for all! Come dressed as your fiercest self!

SEPTEMBER 13TH, 2018 

THE WORKS AT FASHION TECH

2010 SE 8th Ave., Portland OR

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ABIGAIL DEVILLE

Abigail DeVille received an MFA from Yale University and a BFA from the Fashion Institute of Technology. She is the recipient of the 2014-15 fellowship at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard University, the 2015 Creative Capital grant, the 2015 OBIE Award for Design,  the 2017 Louis Tiffany Comfort Prize and the 2017-18 Chuck Close Henry W. and Marion T. Mitchell Rome Prize fellow.

DeVille’s work has been exhibited at venues including the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami; the Whitney Museum of American Art; the Studio Museum in Harlem, New York; the Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, PA; the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City; Cooper Gallery at Hutchins Center, Harvard University, Cambridge; Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis; and the Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation, New York. She has designed sets for theatrical productions at venues such as the Stratford Festival (2014), Harlem Stage (2016), La Mama (2015), JACK (2014-16), and Joe’s Pub (2014).

AT PICA The American Future by Abigail DeVille is a monumental installation, or as the artist puts it, “a model for reflection” comprised of foraged materials, publications, time, labor, up-rooted histories, politics, poetry, and research. In an attempt to form a new kind of space or landscape, DeVille takes us on a trip through time from 1804–2018.

The artist begins with Thomas Jefferson’s commission of the Lewis and Clark expedition and Monticello—his obsessive, forty-year labor of love–and speeds forward through the wreckage of this expansionist’s desire to build legacy, home, plantation, and nation at the cost of the environment, the people, and the very ethics he purported. DeVille suggests that “the ideal he so eloquently crafted in the Declaration of Independence, that “All men are created equal”, never materialized in practice because of his fractured mind. His expansion and personal accumulation of wealth could never fit into the statement of democracy for the people, by the people.”

Taking as its starting point the paradox of Jeffersonian ideals, actions and architecture, DeVille uses ancient and neoclassical structures to deconstruct a monolithic view of “the West” while forming a social sculpture emulative of the entropy of now.

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MURAL ART AROUND PDX