The best thing my students ever gave me. I thought they were just really diligent note-takers the whole semester, but it turns out they were compiling a book of all the craziest things I'd said, all *very much* out of context. It's 152 pages long.
Artist here with some thoughts on the amazing JWST images. There’s a lot going on in these images that prompt us non-astronomers to be affected by them in ways that are both particular and powerful.
A thread… ⤵️
Howsabout we chat about art and art-making and topics other than the state of the nation & world next Thurs? Register to join me and @johngreen next Thurs night, okay?
Apply to Viewing Program 20/21 by Nov 30! The new initiative offers sixty artists mentorship in the form of virtual studio visits by The Drawing Center’s Artist in Residence, Lisa Sigal.
Learn more: https://t.co/zRVaurAhvB
Ben Denzer has made many an atypical book, recently binding together one roll of Charmin toilet paper. New video, new assignment out now: Make an atypical book and post with #youareanartist: https://t.co/9YOK0AtFw8
@akmattos@millerben I did enjoy it, but if you haven't read The Bone Clocks you probably won't like it/understand what's going on as much. I think It's the least stand alone novel in the Marinus series.
A reminder that on Friday (5/15) @ 7PM ET, you can catch
✔️@johngreen
✔️@mollyrspring
✔️@teamrecords
✔️ME
discussing art assignments and much more at a live event hosted by @PoliticsProse.
Make sure to save your spot here⬇️
https://t.co/ZWR7Aw7rKQ
#youareanartist
❗THIS FRIDAY (5/15) @ 7PM ET❗
Join me, @johngreen, @mollyrspring, & @teamrecords for a live event hosted by @PoliticsProse.
We’ll talk about art, art assignments, and art-making during a pandemic.
Make sure to save your spot here⬇️
https://t.co/ZWR7Awp39q
#youareanartist