Appropriart! A graphic article about copyright by Susie Cagle, commissioned by GIA and the Media Democracy Fund for the Fall 2011 GIA Reader is featured on Boing Boing this week.
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Conference blogger Hoong Yee Lee Krakauer reports on Mondays' morning plenary keynote performance from Marc Bamuthi Joseph:
It became very clear that Marc operates at speeds unfamiliar to most people and I was left both delighted and bewildered by his message.
The inimitable Hoong Yee Lee Krakauer, our third official conference blogger, checks in post-conference with a rundown of her preconference experience. Photos, and Hoong Yee drawings enrich the report. Look forward to more from her as she documents her San Francisco Conference experience.
Marc Bamuthi Joseph How do you listen to a whirlwind? If the whirlwind has a name, such as Marc Bamuthi Joseph, and he is before you – natty, smart, hey let me check you outstylish with a sharp lid tossed … Continue reading
Rhodessa Jones, how should I begin? Yes you are a performing artist, writer & director, founder and artistic director of The Medea Project: Theater for Incarcerated Women – is everyone following me? Stay with the tour, people. The Individual … Continue reading
Barry Hessenius' final blog for the GIA 2011conference.
Richard Kessler's final blog post of the GIA 2011 conference:
GIA Conference D3/Wrap Up While this will be my final post as one of the three official conference bloggers, I have no doubt that so very much of what I encountered idea-wise will infiltrate not only my blogging on Dewey21C, … Continue reading
Good morning. “And the beat goes on…………………………” GIA – Day 3: The final day at any arts convention is usually a little anti-climatic. People are checking out in the morning, some off for early flights; others are staying over to … Continue reading
Richard Kessler gives his high points on Tuesday at the San Francisco conference: