Sorry for missing our last day of class folks. Had a bit of a medical emergency.

Here is the citation information for articles since the last midterm:

'Connective Aesthetics' and 'To Search for the Good and Make it Matter"
Mapping the Terrain: New Genre Public Art
Suzanne Lacy (editor)
Bay Press. Washington. 1994
(For this one, in the owl citation link you'll have to look at an example of a book that is a compilation of essays by several authors)

To Form One Body
The Absent Body
Drew Leder
University of Chicago Press. Chicago. 1990

Susan Derges reading
Susan Derges: Liquid Form: 1985-99
Susan Derges and Martin Kemp
essay was by Martin Kemp
Michael Hue-Williams Fine Art. London. 2000.

Barbara Kruger article
“Barbara Kruger: signs of postmodernity”
Shawn Rider
www.wdog.com/rider/writings/real_kruger.htm
1999

"The Panopticon from Bentham to Foucault". From chapter four:
The Electronic Eye: The Rise of Surveillance Society
David Lyon
University of Minnesota Press. Minneapolis. 1994

"The Death of the Author"
Roland Barthes
Image Music Text
Hill and Wang. New York. 1978


Many articles on appropriation and surveillance were taken from online sources.
Your articles have the title, author name, and in the lower left corner, the website address. If you don't want to copy the URL letter by letter, feel free to google the article title, and the site should come up. Then simple copy and paste the URL into your works cited page.

If there are any other articles from class that you are citing and that you don't see above, just email me.

M 4/23: Art Meets Science and Spirituality in a Changing Economy. Readings due from Mapping the Terrain, New Genre Public Art, sections by Suzi Gablik 'Connective Aesthetics, Art After Individualism' and Estella Conwill Majozo, 'To Search For the Good and Make It Matter'. All missing readings from Spring break on also due.

W 4/25: Mindwalk

M 4/16: Quantum physics, systems theory. Summary due for To Form One Body. Discussion of Final.

W 4/18: "Reconstructive" and collaborative works

Readings for next week due Monday:
From Mapping the Terrain, New Genre Public Art, sections by Suzi Gablik 'Connective Aesthetics, Art After Individualism' and Estella Conwill Majozo, 'To Search For the Good and Make It Matter'.

No summary for this one, for your interest only: Reading on David Bohm and quantum physics:
http://www.vision.net.au/~apaterson/science/david_bohm.htm

Any summaries that you have not turned in (only from Spring break on - Making Good Time to To Form One Body are due for partial credit in class Monday, April 23rd.

Do one or both:

Interpretive "review"
Choose one work in the MFA thesis exhibition in the museum that interests you in some way. Respond to the following:

• Describe the work, its elements... what do you see? This requires only a physical description, no metaphorical conclusions.

• Then consider content, what metaphors or meaning can you draw from the work?

• What issues that you encountered in the class surface in the work?

Evaluative "review"
Choose a different work in the MFA thesis exhibition that also inspires a strong reaction. Respond to the following:

• Describe the work, its elements... what do you see? This requires only a physical description, no metaphorical conclusions.

• Then consider content, what metaphors or meaning can you draw from the work?

• Come to a judgment about the work. Do you believe the artist's intent is clear (or does it matter)? Do you feel something is being solidly communicated? Do you consider the work to be a success?

Due the last day of finals week. Email them to me at ssgoetz@wsu.edu