New VoiceThread links - 29 views
http://voicethread.com/share/1608268/ Sorry it took a day or two but here is group fives collaboration
Group 2 Artwork - 25 views
my blog http://tiffanyhenchenski.blogspot.com/
Ugandan Group Contact - 29 views
I moved my blog to wordpress and today when I logged on I had a response from a student in uganda answering my questions!
Melissa, Marietta, and Alie - 12 views
Part 1: A--- Student posted a website to Diigo relevant to Ugandan culture and provided a sticky note with thoughtful/inquisitive explanation about their initial perception about Uganda in a timely...
All 5 Collaborative Artworks are posted in VoiceThread at http://explorations.sva.psu.e... - 22 views
http://explorations.sva.psu.edu/322/uganda-usa_f2010/critiques.html The URL above includes the collaborative artworks from all 5 groups developed from the dialogue as content. Group 1, please po...
My thoughts and impressions about the famous U S A and art in general. - 20 views
Tusasirane, The way you word things is beautiful in my opinion. While it is true that some Americans are racist there are also many people that are able to look beyond the color of ones skin and ...
Groups for Collaborative Art about Issue that Arose in Dialogue - 21 views
Email as a group (reply all, or use DIIGO with a new topic) to develop your collaborative artwork with your group based on the contents of the dialogue and issues raised in that dialogue, and the i...
Group 3 - 18 views
http://voicethread.com/?#u1525812.b1584554.i8368827
Continuing the Dialogue in Artwork--Shared beginning Nov. 30th - 19 views
This is very exciting to see the Transcultural Dialogue begin. In the Penn State art education class last night we discussed the perceptions and questions posted by MTSIFA art students. The Penn St...
Voicethread by Alice, Marietta, and Melissa - 18 views
http://voicethread.com/share/1584558/
Angela, Kim, Kathleen, and Tiffany - 13 views
Dialogue: Part 1: Finished completely, posted timely, questions are thoughtful and engaging. Selected relevant websites that demonstrate the culture of Uganda. Bookmarked page and provided ration...
Group #1 Collaborative Artwork - 15 views
Melissa Clouser, Marietta Bieberfeld, Alice Bach, Isaac_skyman@yahoo.com, clevercat@yahoo.com
RUBRICS for the Transcultural Dialogues Project - 14 views
Considering your teaching philosophy and insights gained about creativity, collaboration, remix aesthetics, and multiple perspectives, in groups of 4, discuss and then post on DIIGO (click "start n...
Group #5 - 11 views
http://voicethread.com/share/1584466/
All work together at http://explorations.sva.psu.edu/322/uganda-usa_f2010/art.html - 9 views
VoiceThread seems had some problems a few days ago, so that's why all the student uploaded VoiceThread were gone. It seems they restored it. Marietta's recording is still available and probably oth...
From Kabiito Richard - 9 views
Hi Karen, We could not meet on Wednesday as we had earlier planned with the students at MTSIFA. Instead, we met today and we sent our works via email to your email box so that you may post it to ...
Chelsea, Michelle, Lacey - 4 views
Dialogue Part 1: blog questions & responses 4 pts- Posted a website timely to the Diigo group. Selected a website that displays an idea or understanding about the culture of Uganda. Provided a ra...
Images for Art in USA - 3 views
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nalwadda hajarah on 05 Dec 10I always thought that art in the USA was similar to that done in Uganda. The way art is presented on this website, it seems that there is a great difference between what is there and what is here. I can see that the artists are working more with popular images in their presentation of ideas. Yet here in Uganda, the artist is so much int0 inventing new ideas normally called 'abstract art'. How can art come together as an activity rather than an invention of ideas and presentations?
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Karen Keifer-Boyd on 10 Dec 10http://www.brooklynmuseum.org/exhibitions/seductive_subversion/ This large-scale exhibition examines the impact of women artists on the traditionally male-dominated field of Pop art. It reconsiders the narrow definition of the Pop art movement and reevaluates its critical reception. In recovering important female artists, the show expands the canon to reflect more accurately the women working internationally during this period. The exhibition features more than fifty artworks by Chryssa, Niki de Saint Phalle, Rosalyn Drexler, Marisol, Yayoi Kusama, Jann Haworth, Vija Celmins, Lee Lozano, Marjorie Strider, Idelle Weber, and Joyce Wieland, among others.
Let Art Talk - 3 views
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"Let Art Talk" really focuses on collaboration and using art as a way to bring the community together. The statement emphasized in the banner of their webpage is "Empowering communities through art", and artists strive to face social problems head-on and help others overcome these obstacles by using art as a way to creatively express themselves.
Art Ed Website about Uganda - 2 views
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I saw this movie a while back and I was not sure how true or false the movie is. I was unsure if it was propaganda or if it was true news report on the HIV/Aids epidemic in Africa. When I think of social issues in African countries, Uganda included, I think about this movie.