Schedule for the next couple weeks until the Final

Dec 1st: Critique and discussion of the final

Dec 3rd: Work day (discussion of the final, shooting, photoshopping)

Dec 8th: It's a dead week means you work/study for the final. There is no class held in photography, but I will be in the lab during our normal class time to assist you in any way you need. 

Dec 10th: Final Critique

2 Prints for 'It's a small world' project. 

Hello Everyone,

I just got word on the building hours over Thanksgiving break and wanted to share them with you since I know that many of you remain on campus during that time.

11/25  Wednesday, Unlock 6:30 am - Locked 5:00 pm. All of campus will be locked at 5:00 pm.
11/26  Thursday, Building will not be unlocked, University holiday.
11/27  Friday, Building will not be unlocked, University holiday.
11/28  Saturday Unlock 6:30 am - Lock 7:00 pm. Normal schedule
11/29  Sunday Unlock 6:30 am - Lock 7:00 pm. Normal schedule
11/30 Classes resume

Best,

Reminder!

We are meeting at Rueff gallery in Pao at 2:30.
There will be a workshop conducted by Adi Goodrich.
You don't need to bring a camera.

See you at the gallery.

Min

We are meeting at Lambert at 2:30 today.

Class Plan for Tuesday (29th) and Thursday (Oct 1st):

Reminder!!!! Charles Jischke will be giving a lighting demo both on Tuesday and Thursday. 

He will give an in-depth lighting lecture and do some demo setup with you Tuesday and on Thursday, he will be demonstrating location lighting setups with models. 

He is an another amazingly talented local photographer, and you will be packed with so much information from the workshop so please take notes and utilize this opportunity as much as you could. 

For the students' work which are scheduled to be critiqued on thursday, it will be postponed till Oct 6th. 

See you on Tuesday. 

Upcoming workshops and performance. 

Huang Yi & KUKA  -- Fall 2015 Artist-In-Residence 

Residency Activity Opportunities

Purdue Convocations

Yi has choreographed a work with a KUKA industrial robot that is thought-provoking in its explorations of human-robot relations, the ways that precision, power and code interface with emotion, movement and meaning. It is also an opportunity to see an industrial robotic arm used in so many manufacturing contexts (e.g. cars) in action.

Huang Yi is scheduled for several lecture/demo sessions in Loeb Theater, which are open to all interested students and faculty. 

What:

Huang Yi & KUKA

Choreographer/inventor/technologies Huang Yi combines dance, technology, mechanical elements, and visual components to create Huang Yi &KUKA, a work poetically links industrial technology and performing arts with stunning precision and artistry. Paired with Bach and Arvo Pärt, music and sounds transform the seemingly avant-garde idea into an emotional and thought-provoking journey. With a sense of serenity and surrounded by melancholic atmosphere, this work examines the nature of human and machine interaction and the human and technology relationship in the modern world.

This work is full of potential for interdisciplinary discussions, including philosophical and sociological considerations, aside from the obvious art, design, dance, and STEM-related aspects.

Artist info:

Teaser/promo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7moBSpAEkD4

Convocation website: https://www.purdue.edu/convocations/event/huang-yi-kuka/

When:

            Residency Activities:

During the following times, the artist will lead a lecture-demonstration featuring an excerpt of the full performance. This will be followed by ample opportunity for students to participate in a Q&A with the artist. These sessions are open to classes and students from multiple areas of study with the rich possibility for interdisciplinary discourse. Faculty are welcome to invite their classes to attend this experience instead of their regular class, to use any of these sessions as an alternate to a regular classtime, or to attend this in addition to a regular class session. There is no admission chargefor these residency sessions, but we do request that you make a reservation (see contact info below).

                                                                                                                                                                                                             

Tuesday, October 6: Loeb Playhouse/Stewart Center

·         Lecture/Demonstration #1 from 10:30 am – 12:00 pm

·         Lecture/Demonstration #2 from 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm

Wednesday, October 7: Loeb Playhouse/Stewart Center

·         Lecture/Demonstration #3 from 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm

·         Lecture/Demonstration #4 from 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm

                

Public Performance

            Thursday, Oct 8

·         pre-show discussion, 7pm, STEW 206

·         performance, 8pm, LOEB PLAYHOUSE/Stewart Center; reserved seat tickets available at STEW box office orwww.convocations.org

·         NOTE: special ticket discounts for the public performance are available for students when a faculty member integrates the performance into a syllabus or curricular activity. For more info: https://www.purdue.edu/convocations/collegiate/

Contact:

Kathy Dietz (kathydietz@purdue.edu) or Laura Clavio (lzclavio@purdue.edu)

Make sure you do the following before the Thursday's crit.

Save two digital files (saved as Tiff, PSD) with layers and without layers(flattened) in the server, and saved the files for the web. Upload the two images (saved for the web) to your blog.
And also add description of the work

1. Describe in writing (typed):
artist name:
work name:
date:
medium:

2: The reaction it invokes in you
emotional:
psychological:
intellectual:

3: Any concepts, ideas, or histories involved in understanding the image further:
Describe the image
subject:
background:
location:
time:
composition:
lighting:

4. Describe what you did to appropriate the image

    

Camera Restrica!

http://www.wired.com/2015/09/camera-wont-let-take-photo-everyone-else/

Cheat Sheet/Lighting Portrait

All,

See the note on the artist talk this Thursday at 5:30pm. I offer extra credit points (up to 4 per student per semester) if you write a review on exhibitions and/or gallery talks by artists. This particular exhibition is incredibly thought-provoking with regard to social media which is very "photographic" indeed!

Please join us this Thursday, September 10 th , at 5:30 pm for an artist talk and reception by artist Liz Wierzbicki. 
becoming attraction – liz wierzbicki 
Artist Talk & Reception 
Thursday, September 10 th , 5:30 pm 
Patti and Rusty Rueff Galleries (East) 

Indiana-based artist Liz Weirzbicki’s work is affected by cultural ideals of femininity, sexual freedom, and a personal desire for an emotional connection to the environment. Wierzbicki creates sculptures, prints, and videos that explore the interactions and disaffections of our emotions, the body, intimacy, and the sensory experiences we share with our world. The work shown in “becoming attraction” specifically examines these ideas in relation to contemporary mating rituals and dating practices. 

Liz Wierzbicki is currently based in Indianapolis and taught for us last semester (Spring 2015). You can find out more about her work here:http://lizwierzbicki.com/home.html 

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Welcome to the Class!
My name is Min Kim Park, the instructor of AD267.
I look forward to having a class filled with propulsive energy and creativity!