In 2014, anthropologist Joe Dumit published "Writing the Implosion" in which he articulates a teaching-practice developed by Donna Haraway. Monday, Novem| 4:00 pm | Cornerstone Screening Room
THE SPACE IN BETWEEN DOCUMENTARY LAS CRUCES MARCH 2017 FREE
Free and Open to the public.Īthanasiou Geolas, Ph.D. We will use a photo from your collection (hardcopy or digital file) to make a polymer plate and will encourage you to express yourself through various printing techniques.Īll materials will be provided by the Colorado College Art Department. Please email Heather Oelklaus, Colorado College Printshop Supervisor, at to reserve your spot.Įxploring personal history through photopolymer plates can be insightful. We are offering two 12-person sessions for this workshop located in Colorado Springs. Artists will be encouraged to produce a straight print and multiple experimental prints during this 3-hour-long guided workshop. Photopolymer plates are "etched" by ultraviolet light and developed in water to produce a plate that can be used for intaglio printing. In this hands-on workshop participants will explore printmaking and photographic possibilities as they learn exposure, development, and printing with photopolymer plates. Cache la Poudre St., Colorado Springs, CO 80903 Saturday, MaSession 1: 10:00 am-1:00 pm| Session 2: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmĬolorado College, Packard Hall, Room 39 (lower level West end), 5 W. By embracing the digital media, and creating digitally immersive realities, that are visually akin to the sonic environments of Coltrane, J Dilla, and Flying Lotus, I aim to situate hip-hop aesthetics within a tradition of black liberation aesthetics and to employ a kind of "hip-hop" method within my own creative practice. I use the emergent technology of virtual reality to create immersive audio-visual worlds influenced by afrofuturist themes and West African symbolism. As a visual artist who grew up during the overlapping eras of 'golden age of hip-hop' and the digital age, my experience of afrofuturism has primarily been shaped by the evolution of personal digital/information technology and hip-hop music. It is about how descendants of the African diaspora have transformed the very grounds of being, meaning, and relatedness through the framework of afrofuturism. My work is primarily about transformations: new worlds, new relations, and new forms of being. The Kirsch Prize was established in memory of Edith Kirsch, Professor of Art History at Colorado College from 1982 to 2004. Questions contact Ruth Kolarik: OH | October 23, 2020 The prize will be awarded at Honors Convocation on. Projects should represent intellectual engagement with art history. Explain your interest in the subject and how you will use the prize. To enter, submit a proposal with a brief bibliography and relevant images to Professor Ruth Kolarik at by Friday, April 1, 2022. The Kirsch Prize may be combined with Venture Grants or other grants. All continuing Colorado College students are eligible to apply. The Kirsch Prize is awarded to a Colorado College student to fund an independent project involving summer travel to study works of art or architecture. Application Deadline Friday, April 1, 2022.
$2,000 for international travel to study the History of Art. Blackwood founded and managed The Children’s Photographic Collective, offering free/low cost photo and literacy workshops to elementary through high school students in New York City and Austin, Texas from 1995-2007.Īpplication Deadline Friday, April 1, 2022 Her work has been featured in many publications, including The New York Times, The Chicago Sun Times, The Village Voice, Lenscratch and Art Desk Magazine. Blackwood has exhibited her work since the early 1990’s, most notably at The Bronx Museum of the Arts, The Ogden Museum, The Houston Center for Photography, The Institute of Fine Arts NYU, San Francisco City Hall and the Contemporary Austin. She received a Master of Arts from New York University and Bachelor’s degree in Classics and Filmaking from The University of Oklahoma. Raised in Oklahoma City and New Orleans, Blackwood now lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. Christa Blackwood is a photo, text and installation artist working with themes related to identity, history, and popular culture.
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