Introduction Video by Steph:
http://brightsunflower22.tumblr.com/
Concluding Video by Lauren:
http://youtu.be/XfqGrddKUG8
Friday, December 20, 2013
Monday, December 2, 2013
Socially Engaged Artists
Socially Engaged Artists
Clare Twomey
Clare Twomey’s installations have the social and historical
context in which the installation is created as their point of departure.
Forever
Explores ideas of permanence, responsibility, memory,
desirability, value and the history and process of making ceramics.
Theaster Gates
Gates’s training as an urban planner and sculptor, and
subsequent time spent studying clay, has given him keen awareness of the
poetics of production and systems of organizing. Playing with these poetic and
systematic interests, Gates has assembled gospel choirs, formed temporary
unions, and used systems of mass production as a way of underscoring the need
that industry has for the body.
Tea
Shack, Collard Greens and the Preservation of Soul
Soul
Manufacturing Corporation
Soul
Food Pavilion
Plate
Convergences
Black
Monks of Mississippi in Eindhoven
Dorchester
Projects
Marguerite
Perret
Multi-media installation artist who explores issue-based,
interdisciplinary connections between art, science and medicine through
institutional and professional collaborations.
The
Waiting Room
Hans Hemmert
Same Height Party
Inges Idee:
Group of three artists working together, including Hans Hemmert
Chu Yuan & Jay
Koh’s Collaborative Art Practice
Ni Hao – Dia Duit
Voicing the City
(VOIC), part of City Transformers project
ET – Exchanging
Thoughts
Let a Thousand Ideas
Bloom and Offerings of Mind series
Tanya Aguiñiga
San
Diego/Tijuana artist, Chicano Park
Mel Chin
Operation
Paydirt/Fundred Dollar Bill Project
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Possible Photo Release
Photo Release Agreement
The parties to this release
agreement are:
Full Legal Names:________________________________________________________
Physical Address:
________________________________________________________
Telephone Number and Email
Address: _________________________________________
(Hereinafter referred to as "the
Model")
AND
Full Legal Names:
Lauren Michelle Karle
Stephanie Boal
Physical Address:
Lauren address
Steph address
Telephone Number and Email Address:
Steph number and email
(Hereinafter referred to as "the
Photographer")
Whereas for valuable
consideration hereby acknowledged as received, the Model granted the Photographer permission to photograph
and/or film and sound record the Model and furthermore grant permission to use
the resulting work ("the Work") according to the terms stated
hereunder:
1. Any
permission granted to the Photographer shall extend to his/her successors,
legal representatives, licensees and assigns and shall be irrevocable and
perpetual without any further or additional claim for compensation by the
Model.
2. Use of
the Work shall be unrestricted as to location, quantity or frequency, may be
for any purpose and in any medium whatsoever, whether foreseen or unforeseen at
this time, except where such use is in contravention of the law.
3.
Permission is specifically granted for the Work to be edited, altered,
distorted, used in whole or in part, in conjunction with other images,
graphics, text and sound in any way whatsoever and without restrictions.
4.
Permission herein granted is absolute and final and shall not be subject to
further inspection or approval by the Model at any stage in the use of the
Work.
5. Use of
the Work may be in conjunction with the Model's own or fictitious names.
6. The
Photographer shall own all rights in the Work which shall accrue to the benefit
of his/her successors, legal representatives and assigns.
7.
Notwithstanding the above, the following uses are specifically
noted and agreed to and specific exclusions for use listed here shall
take precedence and restrict the use of the Work accordingly:
8. The Model
warrants having read and understood this
Model Release Agreement and warrants being of full legal age to enter into an
agreement.
9. With
full knowledge of the above, the Model hereby releases and shall hold harmless
the Photographer and his/her successors, legal representatives, licensees and
assigns from all claims or damages including but not limited to defamation or
violation of right of privacy or publicity, resulting from or associated with
the use of the Work.
10. The
Model agrees that the provisions contained herein shall be binding upon the
Model and his/her successors, legal representatives and assigns.
11. This Agreement shall be
construed, interpreted and governed in accordance with the laws of the State of
Kansas and should any provision of this Agreement be judged by an appropriate
court as invalid, it shall not affect any of the remaining provisions
whatsoever.
12. The parties
agree that any or all parts of
this agreement may be submitted to the other party in legible and recordable
electronic form and upon acknowledgement of receipt by the receiving party
shall become valid parts of the agreement.
Signed at __________________
on this _____day of ___________________20____
Model's Signature:
_______________________________
Signed at __________________
on this _____day of ___________________20____
Photographer's Signature:
_______________________________
Note: In paragraph 7. of the above
model release form we provide space where sensitive issues can be addressed,
specific locations / countries can be excluded or uses may be excluded. For
example: A Model may stipulate that his/her image may never be used in
conjunction with alcohol. Similarly, if the Photographer intends to use the
image in a campaign against women's abuse (a sensitive issue) for example, that
should be noted too. Both Photographer and Model must initial where any
additions or alterations are made by hand.
Camera and Crew Needs
Camera and Crew Needs
Tuesday,
November 19th – Preliminary interviews
12:00
Set up, interviews with college women 12:30-2:00 in the Great Room Library
2:30
Set up, interviews with women of Meadowlark 3:00 Living Room at Meadowlark
*Reserve
camera 12:00-5:00 w/lapel audio
Thursday,
November 21st – Find partners and have conversation over coffee
12:30-1:30 Manhattan Room at Meadowlark
Be there at noon to set up
*Reserve
camera 11:30-2:30 w/shotgun mic
*Classmates
to film since we will be participating
Tuesday,
December 10th – Final interviews and collect documentation of
cooking
1:00-3:00
Living Room at Meadowlark
*Reserve camera 12:00-4:00 w/lapel audio
Invitation to Women of Meadowlark
November 5th, 2013
Dear Women of Meadowlark,
We would like to invite you to participate in our project
titled, “Women’s Roles through Time.” We will connect 16 women, 8 residents at Meadowlark and 8
college students, to explore generational differences. We will gather
information through conversational storytelling and differences in cuisine. The
project involves four meetings:
1. Tuesday,
November 19th, 3:00 Living Room – We would like to get to know you and do a
short interview about your perception of how women’s roles have changed.
2. Thursday,
November 21st, 12:30-1:30 Manhattan Room – You will find someone you
connect with to be your partner and have conversation over coffee.
3. Between
November 21st and December 10th – Meet with your partner to cook! You and your
partner will write down the recipe and document the process through
photographs. Learn
about each other through collaborative cooking and sharing a meal together!
4. Tuesday, December 10th,
Between 1-3 individually scheduled meetings – We will meet at Meadowlark for final
interviews to ask what you learned about the generation of college students and
collect your documentation of cooking together. In the end, your recipe could
possibly enter a larger cookbook inspired by a variety of people from
Manhattan.
Please
RSVP to let me know if you are willing and interested in participating. We
would like eight participants and if you are not able we will reach out to
more. Please contact Lauren at lkarle@ksu.edu or call me at ***-***-****.
Sincerely,
Lauren
Karle and Stephanie Boal
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Proposal
Women's
Roles through Time
Who:
8 women in college and 8 elderly women from independent living at Meadowlark.
What:
We will connect 16 women, 8 residents at Meadowlark and 8 college students, to
explore generational differences. We will gather information through
conversational storytelling and differences in cuisine.
Where:
The first meeting will be in the bar and lounge area at Meadowlark so they can
interact in pairs. The second meeting will be dependent on the participants and
where they choose to engage.
When:
Participants will meet November 18th for conversation over coffee.
They will cook together the week after Thanksgiving.
Why:
We are curious about how the role of woman has changed and what we can learn
from one another. Do women play a larger
role in the work force outside the home? What impact does this have on family
life? Does cooking continue to be a stereotypical role of women and something generations
have in common? What are the differences in womens lives between generations?
What are the commonalities that continue today?
Timeline of Events
Tuesday,
November 19th – Learning Circle, Preliminary interviews
12:30 Initial Interviews with women in college, Great Room Library
3:00 Living Room at Meadowlark
3:00 Living Room at Meadowlark
·
Interviews:
o
What
was the role of women in your generation?
o
What
role do you think women play in our culture today?
o
Do
you think those changes are positive? Are we moving in a good direction?
o
How
does that change family life?
o
What
are roles are common to both generations?
·
Tell
them to bring an interesting object that displays their generations’ visual
culture to the next meeting as a conversation starter.
Thursday,
November 21st – Find your partner and have conversation over coffee
12:30-1:30 Manhattan Room at Meadowlark
Be there at noon to set up
·
Mixer
game to allow people to find a partner, led by Steph.
·
I
will photograph their visually interesting objects.
·
Once
they have a partner, they will drink out of pairs of handmade mugs,
symbolically connecting them.
·
They
can start by talking about the visual culture of their generation and the
object they brought, but continue talking about whatever they would like.
·
Set
up a date to cook together.
Between
November 21st and December 10th – Meet to cook together
·
College
women will bring digital cameras to document their interactions and the cooking
process. Take pictures of the space, patterns, anything visually interesting. I
will be creating serving dishes inspired by your interactions and combining
visual cultures of both generations.
·
Write
down the recipe.
·
Learn
about each other through collaborative cooking and sharing a meal together!
Tuesday,
December 10th – Final interviews and collect documentation of
cooking
1:00-3:00
Living Room at Meadowlark
·
4 pairs will be interviewed together; 4 pairs
separately.
·
Interview Questions:
o
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