Interview with Leeann Westman for the Environmental Aesthetics issue, Fall 2015 Leeann Westman (LW): Where did you begin as an artist? Elizabeth Demaray (ED): Ok, I’m actually going to tell you what happened exactly. I took an elective class in art when I was a junior in college. I was majoring in cognitive psychology and trying … Continue reading Interview in Journal of Interdisciplinary Humanities: Environmental Aesthetics…
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Project/Artist (Sustainability, Art/Sci, Interactive links)
Hi Everybody, I’m using the space below to generate a list of links to artists/projects/research/writings in the areas of Sustainability, Art/Sci, Interactive Systems and sculpture. Cheers and feel free to e-mail me with any additions! ElizLinks to Sustainability Projects/Artists:Murray Bookchin: new ecological vision of the city: https://www.jacobinmag.com/2016/07/murray-bookchin-ecology-kurdistan-pkk-rojava-technology-environmentalism-anarchy Plastic Free Island Kefalonia (2015):PLASTIC FREE ISLAND (Island Sans Plastic) examines … Continue reading Project/Artist (Sustainability, Art/Sci, Interactive links)…
Chelsea Sculpture (be here now)
Walking through the gallery district this Friday I couldn’t help but think about how Brooklyn has sucked the air out of Chelsea. Still, there is no better place to go right now for a straight to your blood hit of dazzling sculpture. I went for the Meg Webster exhibition at Paula Cooper. Her beautiful, minimal … Continue reading Chelsea Sculpture (be here now)…
Midterm Review Sculpture II/Advanced
HI Guys!??On Monday we will be 1) doing our Midterm 2) reading Your Artist Staement to the class 3) sharing the sketches of your projection projects.??MIDTERM: Will include my own questions from the material below so please go review all materials!?—How To Write About Art (Intro and Sculpture section)?—-How To Write An Artist Statement (https://www.agora-gallery.com/advice/blog/2015/05/12/how-to-write-an-artist-statement/)?—-Swale Sculpture … Continue reading Midterm Review Sculpture II/Advanced…
Swal: Designs For An Edible Floating Forrest, Saturday Sculpture Workshop at Rutgers-Camden
Students from my Advanced Sculpture classes, Andrew Hamill’s Sculpture Foundations class and Mary Mattingly’s Art and Urban Sustainability class at Rutgers-Camden, cam together for a day long workshop to design planters for the project Swale, which is an edible floating forrest created on top of submerged container freight boxes. A full project description is available here: https://www.swaleny.org/html/images.htmlAndrea … Continue reading Swal: Designs For An Edible Floating Forrest, Saturday Sculpture Workshop at Rutgers-Camden…
MALS Classes added in Fine Art!
I am thrilled to report that the Rutgers Camden campus is getting its first grad level classes in Fine Arts! This Summer Session 2016 the MALS program, in conjunction with the Department of Fine Arts, is offering graduate level courses in creams sculpture and new media. As the Acting Directer of the MALS program this spring … Continue reading MALS Classes added in Fine Art!…