TIJI "COLOUR" HD from AKAMA on Vimeo.
What began as a "main street movement" to assist local artists exhibit their creations has now continued to evolve into a creative consulting firm of highly talented individuals dedicated to protecting the interests of local artists, fine arts educators and their committed students. Artifacts strives to assists schools and non-profit organizations in the following endeavors: grant writing and management, artistic program development, blogging, creative networking, and fundraising.
Friday, May 6, 2011
Friday, April 29, 2011
I don't know...
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| The Krasnals. Whielki Krasnal "Nobel prize winner? Red communistic pig? Wisława Szymborska", from "Great Poles". 2010. Oil on canvas. |
Wisława Szymborska (b.1923) Polish poet, essayist and translator awarded the 1996 Nobel Prize in Literature.
Monday, April 11, 2011
Born to Learn
Born to Learn from Born to Learn on Vimeo.
Born to learn is a fun, thought-provoking series of animations that illustrate ground-breaking new discoveries about how humans learn.
Friday, April 8, 2011
A good iDea?
Added On April 8, 2011
A school in Maine is buying iPads for students, but not everyone is happy. WGME reports.
Do you think this is a good iDea?
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Process: Additive/Subtractive Drawing
“Still Green VIII” (charcoal, 2005) appears in “Variations on A Theme” at Pan American Art Gallery.
Drawing from life — and moving back and forth between mark-making and erasing — I first establish large shapes and prominent edges, then focus on discrete areas to develop the drawing in greater detail.
panamericanart.com from Lari R. Gibbons on Vimeo.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
China blasts 'maverick' artist Ai Weiwei after reported arrest
By the CNN Wire Staff
(CNN) -- China's ruling Communist party unleashed a blistering attack Wednesday on dissident artist Ai Weiwei -- and on the West for criticizing his apparent arrest.
Ai has not been seen since Sunday, when he and an assistant said on Twitter that they had been taken into custody en route to Hong Kong.
China broke its silence Wednesday with a pair of articles in a Communist party newspaper.
One Global Times piece said he had been "detained by police, according to overseas media reports."
The other article, an editorial, said Ai "has been close to the red line of Chinese law... as long as Ai Weiwei continuously marches forward, he will inevitably touch the red line one day."
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April 6, 2011 4:46 a.m. EDT
Ai Weiwei, shown in this file picture, has not been seen since Sunday when he was en route to Hong Kong. |
Ai has not been seen since Sunday, when he and an assistant said on Twitter that they had been taken into custody en route to Hong Kong.
China broke its silence Wednesday with a pair of articles in a Communist party newspaper.
One Global Times piece said he had been "detained by police, according to overseas media reports."
The other article, an editorial, said Ai "has been close to the red line of Chinese law... as long as Ai Weiwei continuously marches forward, he will inevitably touch the red line one day."
Read More...
Friday, April 1, 2011
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