Arts Inquiry

Act III   Post-Internet Art
Project: Praxis Proposal

 
 
M 30-Mar               Recap/Review Acts I-II

    Intro/Overview: Project 3 & Exer­cises 2 + 3 (Event Review + Post-Internet Update)
    → share/suggest events in com­ments!

  • Art Events page (not updated)

     
     

    W 01-Apr               read/discuss: Garrett-Petts and Nash, “Re-Visioning the Visual: Mak­ing Artis­tic Inquiry Vis­i­ble” Rhi­zomes 18

    • Dis­cuss: writ­ing con­ven­tions / con­ven­tional writ­ing (dis­ci­pli­nary dis­course)
      → bring/use exam­ple from another class

     
    » Blog entry (due Wed. night): dis­cuss “Artis­tic Inquiry” in your field/discipline
     

     
    F 03-Mar   Hybrid Activ­ity (Wed-Fri): respond to classmate’s blog entry (com­ment)
    * and post (on your blog):

      1. review (to model) & 2. find­ing online Art Event to attend for review

               
     


    Includ­ing You,” BFA/MFA the­sis show, CU Boul­der, Jan­u­ary 16



     
     

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Comments

  • The the­atre depart­ment is doing an amaz­ing musi­cal: Jesus Christ Super Star, it a rock musical/ kinda like rock concert-y, about the later end of Jesus and Judas’ story.

    Fri­day, April 10 7:30 PM

    Sat­ur­day, April 11 7:30 PM

    Sun­day, April 12 2 PM

    Wednes­day, April 15 7:30 PM

    Thurs­day, April 16 7:30 PM

    Fri­day, April 17 7:30 PM

    Sat­ur­day, April 18 7:30 PM

    Sun­day, April 19 2 PM

  • Phoebe Mattoon says:

    CUOn­stage, a stu­dent orga­ni­za­tion, is putting on the Fringe Fes­ti­val. It will be show­ing new plays, orig­i­nal films and lots more. It takes place the week­end of April 24th.

  • Sarah Baughman says:

    Boul­der Arts Week is hap­pen­ing RIGHT NOW! It is a huge cel­e­bra­tion and shar­ing of all art forms in the com­mu­nity of Boul­der. See the web­site for more information.

    http://www.boulderartsweek.org/about/

  • sarah may says:

    The Madelife in Down­town Boul­der has many artis­tic work­shops and exhi­bi­tions. They host any­thing from a draw­ing with light work­shop to look­ing into lyri­cal land­scapes with Kather­ine Homes’ exhibitions.

  • Jordan Shiparski says:

    The CU Boul­der Inter­na­tional Film Series (IFS) has screen­ings all this week rang­ing from doc­u­men­taries to cin­ema clas­sics pro­jected on actual 35mm film.

  • Sarah Baughman says:

    Also, there are two dance shows this week­end that are free in the Atlas Black­box. Here’s a link!
    http://www.colorado.edu/theatredance/events-tickets/dance-events/en

    • GHink says:

      Yes! These types of events are great: “Free and open to the pub­lic” — plus, I imag­ine you might get read­ers of your review!

      En; Aun­drea Ander­son and Emily Pietruszka, choreographers

      Fri­day, April 3 7:30 PM
      Sat­ur­day, April 4 7:30 PM
      ATLAS Black Box

  • GHink says:

     
    Art & Art His­tory Events

    Apr 6 Mary Ann Caws: “Pablo, Dora, Gertrude + Juan“
    5:30 pm in Nor­lin Library British Stud­ies Room, CU-Boulder

    Apr 7 Bruce Pol­lock
    6:30 pm in VAC 1B20, CU-Boulder

     
    Cam­pus Cal­en­dar
    » “Arts & Cul­ture” (3/30–4/10)
     

  • There is also the CU Art Museum that is near Atlas and the VAC. It is open Mon. — Fri. 10am to 5pm and the cur­rent exhibit (in addi­tion to their per­ma­nent col­lec­tion) is called “A Table (Some­what): Con­ver­sa­tions Between Objects.”

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