inedible
Inedible is a charity luncheon and performance art piece; a Graphic Design Thesis project by Ali Worthington.
#inedible
Go to www.aliworthington.com/inedible for more information.
New Brunswick Art Collective
Hello if you live in New Brunswick and you make art, music, write or are involved in any creative output, Lillyan Liliaceae and Derrick kpeli of New Brunswick collective would love it if you submit your work to our art collective tumblr page http://newbrunswickcollective.tumblr.com/
(If you want we can post links to your website, tumblr, flickr, portfolio page ect) we will love to show off your work
our emails are: vanillaskynet@aol.com and lillyanliliaceae@gmail.com
thank you!
Wideformat
Wideformat_transparency
A new printer, Wideformat_transparency, has been added to printing room in the second floor.
The Poetics of Circuitry
As the third and final event of Spring 2013 Design Area Lectures + Workshops at Visual Arts Department at the School of Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University, Taeyoon Choi will lead a workshop titled Poetics of Circuitry.
Tae is an artist, writer, hacker, teacher and some other things, but most importantly he is an activist with political concerns. Please take a look at Occu-Bot that he designed for Zucotti Park last Fall. He is also been an Eyebeam resident in 2008 and fellow in 2011.
His artistic research is focused on urban space, structural violence and collective behavior. He creates site specific intervention, new media performance and participatory experience in collaboration with community, art spaces and activist groups.
Taeyoon Choi
http://taeyoonchoi.com
March 15, Friday 4:00 pm. – 8:00 pm.
CSB 224
for further inquiries please write to:
atif.akin@rutgers.edu
33 Livingston Avenue
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
The New Black.
A campaign to create a new, worldwide, custom black color.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1809021552/the-new-black
Procedural Drawing with Graphic Programming
This hands on workshop aims at introducing participants to graphic coding with Processing to create procedural drawing systems with reference to art historical predecessors of the genre. Workshop is open to anyone who is interested in developing a system, coding and printing drawings, there are no prerequisites or background information needed.