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Contemporary Art Concepts Glossary | AED 813: Public Pedagogy & Contemporary Art - 2 views

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      Lindsay Bayer on 08 Feb 13
       
      Subjectivity - Imposing internal thoughts and emotions onto an independent matter or material.  In terms of subjectivity in contemporary art, could it be argued that "art" is not what we see, but how we respond to what we see?
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Contemporary Art Concepts Glossary | AED 813: Public Pedagogy & Contemporary Art - 1 views

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      Collaboration - Coming together to achieve a common goal, but allowing the end result to take shape based on the process of creating.  Clear intentions can become altered when the actual work is being done.  Belief in the co-creators ultimately drives the work and allows it to be fulfilled in some sort of result, whether that result was the initial intention or not.   
  • Collaboration: The term "collaboration" suggests that we cannot achieve the same goal on our own. There is a common goal and people in the group share responsibility in achieving this goal. To start a collaboration, test the compatibility of values and common interests first instead of immediately focusing on the goals. Develop TRUST that the other will do her/his part by setting RULES of cooperation. CONFLICT that occurs while renegotiating the rules builds respect.
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The milk advertisement - 13 views

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    Thank you for pointing out the contradiction that the advertisement represents: the product (representing health and purity) vs. the woman holding the product (which is stereotypically the opposite). It is also interesting that you mention the purity of the product (which is white) and the typical woman who is present in the advertising (who is blonde). Purity is often associated with light, so there is obviously a reason for the use of the aesthetic elements of typical milk advertisements.

Idiom: You must suffer for a beauty - 11 views

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Irmeli Huhtala's artwork of a milk advertising - 13 views

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Irmeli Huhtala's artwork of a milk advertising - 20 views

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Oh So Lovely Vintage: Friday Faves. - 3 views

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      Lindsay Bayer on 20 Jan 13
       
      Idiom: "Head in the Clouds" Meaning: To daydream; Not being fully aware or in the present moment; Being distracted by inner thoughts I'm definitely a dreamer. I can easily be inspired by something that presents itself in my everyday life, which makes me want to stop whatever I'm doing to write or create. However, this tendency to satisfy my creative urges have left me with unfinished projects and a bit of a procrastinator. Now that I'm a new mom, I'm learning to be fully attentive to my daughter's needs at a given moment. Through motherhood (and also prayer and yoga), I'm becoming more aware of my mindset and I'm striving to live "out of the clouds" and in the present moment.
  • "Head in the clouds" print.
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