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Entries Tagged as 'Multidiscipline'

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) on iTunes

October 19th, 2007 by Trout · No Comments

The iTunes Music Store has an iTunes U section where universities put lots of classes, information and events up for everyone to use, all for free. Some other organizations have also put up some great information, audio and video. One of them is the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). If you have […]

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Tags: Art Life · Multidiscipline · Museums · Resources

Negativland compilation

October 10th, 2007 by Trout · No Comments

Negativland is a group that creates mash-ups of existing music, sound and video. They have been sued for this, but believe firmly that art belongs to society. They are releasing a compilation of their work, Our Favorite Things, which properly has been mashed up yet again by other artists. They started doing […]

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Tags: Big Business · Censorship · Controversy · Moving Pictures · Multidiscipline · Music & Sounds

Endurance art - six hours is too long

September 20th, 2007 by Trout · No Comments

Over the past few weeks, Elevator Repair Service has been in Portland and Seattle performing Gatz, their performance which involves the complete six hour reading of The Great Gatsby. I intended to go. But I just can’t bring myself to do it.
I’m up for any strange art thing, I mean I’m one of […]

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Tags: Cinema · Germany · Multidiscipline · Performance · Romania · Theatre · United Kingdom · United States

Community Sponsored Agriculture (CSA), A model for artists

September 10th, 2007 by Trout · No Comments

On large farms, sometimes only one crop is grown. Many times these crops are corn or soy beans. These crops are more lucrative because they are used in many processed foods and may be subsidized.
Small farms, on the other hand, often have many crops that rotate and change over the course of a […]

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Tags: Art Life · Artforms · Food and Agriculture · Multidiscipline · Philosophy

Learning to Love You More, Miranda July, Harrell Fletcher and The Oliver Family

September 8th, 2007 by Trout · No Comments

Over the last five years, artists Miranda July (most widely known for making the film Me and You and Everyone We Know) and Harrell Fletcher have provided 63 art recipes or assignments as part of the project Learning to Love You More. Over 5,000 people have completed assignments and submitted them to the web […]

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Tags: Multidiscipline