welcome to my final seminar 1 presentation. i appreciate you being here.

what has developed or changed for me this semester (not a clear-cut delineation but rather an evolution, like moths or something)? —————————————————————> process

breakdown of process changes:

  • regularly occurring activities

  • what i share

  • writing

  • research

  • what i focus on

also, here’s a link to the syllabus if you want to see all the stuff —-> click here

 
 
 
 
 

speakers this semester in chronological order

  1. josé ruiz

  2. abby neyenhouse and karol martinez-doane

  3. nico rodriguez melo

  4. george ciscle

  5. sophia marisa lucas

  6. melani douglass

  7. alex ebstein and seth adelsberger

  8. shani peters

  9. paul farber

  10. emmy catedral

  11. rodrigo carazas portal

  12. nathalie von veh

 
 

extracurriculars

  • art 21

    • New York Close Up

      • jes fan in flux

      • dan herschlein looks inside

      • an artist walks into a bar, aki sasamoto

      • the incredulity of jacoly satterwhite

      • in between languages, meriem bennani

      • kevin beasley’s raw materials

      • caroline woolard’s floating possibility

      • aki sasamoto is feeling stretched

      • david brooks hits the pavement

      • marcela zacaria’s great expectations

      • rashid johnson keeps his cool

      • mariah robertson’s chemical reactions

      • drawing from life in bali, louise despont

    • art in the 21st century

      • berlin

        • nathalie djurberg and hans berg

        • hiwa k

        • susan philipsz

        • olafur eliasson

      • change

        • ai weiwei

        • catherine opie

        • el anatsui

      • ecology

        • iñigo manglano-ovalle

        • mark dion

        • robert adams

        • ursula von rydingsvard

      • time

        • martin puryear

        • paul pfeiffer

        • tim hawkinson

        • vija celmins


  • modern art notes podcast

    • 52 episodes

    • 2,768 minutes

  • microkorg s

    • added ditto looper

  • japanese via duolingo starting 10/19/20

 
 
 

a postcard connection

 
 

thanks for stopping by.

xo,

david