Sorry about the errant entry notification sent earlier today. I made some updates to that entry and the upgraded software decided that was enough to send out a new notification, so I’ll have to figure out how to suppress that in the future.Here’s today’s entry, written by Connor:
Also known as orache…
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As I get ready for another busy summer of maintaining the outdoor sculptures here at the IMA, I thought I would share some information about some work I completed last summer with the fine help of intern Cydney Campbell (she is also an undergrad at Herron and a world-renown Irish dancer…
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Maxwell L. Anderson, the director of the Indianapolis Museum of Art published a manifesto of sorts about technology in museums this last year. Jennifer Trant, on of the organizers of the Museums and the Web conference says that his work is a key reason that Museums and the Web will…
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Domestic violence shocks us for a number of understandable reasons. Not least because the home, usually a place of shelter and love, becomes cruelly violated, turned into a site of moral disaster by its touch. And as familiar as I have become with the raw and uncensored evidence of wrongdoing the…
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Lettice, MaudeSummer, In Playfair Park1965.182.001 Period 20th century Object Name painting Medium watercolour; charcoal Support light cardboard Height 30.5 Width 25.5 Culture Canadian Subject landscape trees hillside Saanich Vancouver Island B.C. Canada Credit Gift of the Artist …
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Well it’s been about a month since the first post about the garden in my backyard. Things are going super awesome and its so fun to see how much growth can happen in just one month. A few weeks ago we saw white flowers on the pea plants. They seemed a…
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What emotions do these photos conjure up? Does one connote a noble symbol of freedom and the other a urban nuisance? Where do these ideas come from?
Here’s a neat article that I read today in the NY Times science Tuesday by one of my favorite science writers, Natalie Angier, about the…
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There is, again, a fair amount of buzz about the health of the Art market these days. Robert Frank at the Wall Street Journal recently raised the spectre of a decline, based on the 50% fall in Sotheby’s share price over the last 6 months. He points…
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