Tag: social practice
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Cards Against Brutality
Last night I had the opportunity to get my upperclass(hu)man art students and Kristin Serafini in a room together. She generously agreed to bring a copy of her collaborative Cards Against Brutality project, and that sparked a natural and inspiring conversation about art and social practice. Serafini, who has taught at both colleges and high…
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Exposing the male gaze (with dolls)
While the canon of art history is a monolithic force, some aspects of it are far from benign. Art history is billed as a treasure trove of virtuoso technique, stylistic innovation, and individual genius. A corollary implication is that artworks that survived to the present day did so because they possess such superior qualities. In…
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I took part in a project using surveillance to comment on surveillance. http://hiddenwatching.blogspot.com/ It ran from July 26 through August 2, 2013.
Colleen Wampole 