I may take this back, but considering the mountain of tasks associated with the Thesis Fieldwork I intend to complete this fall in parallel with my desire for a meaningful blog, my thought of the day is to use the blog as a Fieldwork Journal. My fieldwork, in its current entropic state, has enough disparate elements that some of them just might be helpful or useful to others who are considering thinking about knowing how to approach the Study of Art Education.
Fieldwork Journal
Step One: Induce Stress
Create a self-imposed agenda - due dates, goals, measures of "success", in as much as that is possible in qualitative research
Monday, September 6, 2010
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Prezi - a mixed bag
Trying out the new on line tool like PREZI has been a mixed bag of frustration an elation. My first complaint is the name "prezi" which is both cutezi and stupidzi. My other complaints have to do with the difficulty of controlling the view of your presentation. The ease of image upload and manipulation is a true delight, but controlling the zoom on the "path" leaves much to be desired.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Website - work in progress
Here is a work in progress website of my artwork, academic work, and miscellaneous work from the last ten years or so. It has been fun, and daunting to starting compiling this stuff in one place.
Click Here: ABF...The Website
Monday, May 10, 2010
Chicago Artists Coalition
These membership benefits are great resources for Chicago-area practicing artists - health insurance and tax help and everything. Now if only I made some art I'd be all set.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Mess Hall
Mess Hall looks great. I have heard of them, but never really grasped what their deal is, perhaps because there isn't much of a deal to grasp.
Though this article on MFA vs. Community Art Centers is really from AREA Chicago, I found the link through Mess Hall. this article from Mess Hall.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Indianapolis Museum of Art is Ro-BUST
There is a ton of cool stuff on this site, and they seem dedicated to blogging to keep more current information available. Here is a huge project they are working on right now incorporating the city's sports history, art, public space, activity, and hard hats! Cool.
http://www.imamuseum.org/blog/2010/04/20/ima-tv-free-basket/
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