Wonder Women NOTES\u00a0 — 31 JANUARY 2010<\/p>\n
CONNECTEDNESS – reclaiming identity
\nCultural Negotiations<\/p>\n
Taking back the experience (whatever that experience may be) – recreate that experience to convey your own sense of community.<\/p>\n
XENOPHOBIA – fear of culture that is different from your own. fear of valuing others tradition. judging the differences.<\/p>\n
comfort in homogeneous behavior
\nignorance of culture causes shameful feelings about self
\nperception of self through the definitions of others<\/p>\n
Education forces sensitivity of ethnicity. Connecting through stereotypes.
\nComing out about nationality and how we are interpreting that awareness.<\/p>\n
QUESTION:
\nHow does your work transcend cultural \/ physical boarders? How you identify self..
\nFind one artist of a different background. Japan. Come up with 2 questions that you would ask.<\/p>\n
Document artistic process.
\nArt of negotiation.
\nThe emotion you draw from your project, the emotion you want to convey will dictate the medium and presentation.
\nOrganic Installation.
\nDesign as a means of solution. Function vs aesthetic.
\nMaterial plays a very specific role in defining your project.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Wonder Women NOTES\u00a0 — 31 JANUARY 2010 CONNECTEDNESS – reclaiming identity Cultural Negotiations Taking back the experience (whatever that experience may be) – recreate that experience to convey your own sense of community. XENOPHOBIA – fear of culture that is … Continue reading