I have now in earnest started researching for my first undergraduate dissertation in the history of art. I will be investigating the relationship between technology and art, using photograms by Moholy-Nagy and electronic abstractions (or "oscillograms"/"oscillons") by Ben Laposky as examples to base the arguments on. I will be traveling around Germany and the UK looking at museums, archives and libraries, attempting to scrounge together as much information as I can on the artists and artforms and time periods (1920s and 1950s).
If you do not know photograms or electronic abstractions, I strongly urge you to check them out, they are fascinating!
Moholy-Nagy photograms : [link]
Laposky oscillograms : [link]
If anyone knows about these topics, has suggestions, wants to discuss or anything similar, I'm more than happy to talk about it!
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t h a n k . y o u . s o . m u c h . f o r . t h e .
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And there is a smile of smiles
In which these two smiles meet
William Blake
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Corey B.
Gallery
Awesome gallery!
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If I ever meet myself," said Zaphod, "I'll hit myself so hard I won't know what's hit me.
My gallery : [link]
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When small men start casting long shadows, it's a sure sign the sun is setting.
(Yes, it was quite long ago, but I decided this was most courteous!
Enjoy!
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Harry Potter: The Musical -- contest
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have a nice day!
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Life is not about how many breaths you take - it's about how many of life's moments take your breath away.
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