Sculptor List For Project 03

Henry Moore
Jeff Koons
Ron Mueck
Louise Bourgeois
Michelangelo
Alexander Calder

Allison Schulnik

Some clay inspiration from the great Allison Schulnik:

3D/2D Real & Unreal

The digitally manipulated sculptures of Suellen Parker:


The digitally manipulated sculptures of Ida Applebroog:


The digitally manipulated sculpture by a Temple U student:

Wolf Von Lenkiewicz

"I think language is shared through time. There is a shift definitely, but I think we can grasp it. Then we can start deconstructing their intentions by subjecting them to other intentions. I take Michaelangelo's intensions and I subject them to Warho's. At no point do I doubt that I understand their intentions. That is very strange to a post-modern way of thinking actually, which would say that we could never access the past in any real way. ... One starts realizing that artistic intention is accessessible and Roalnd Barthes is wrong"
- Wolf Von Lenkiewicz (Elephant Magazine, Winter 2010)

Video Compression & Upload

The quicktime movie file that comes out of photoshop will most likely be too big to upload to your blog (make a free account and upload your video on YouTube). In general your video should not exceed 200 megabytes.

Here is the way I recommend compressing your video for this project:

Use a video compression software such as iSquint (on the mac) to reduce the file size. On the PC I am less familiar but it seems like a program like Hamster will reduce the size as well.

If using iSquint make sure to keep your video at the same width and height (click "advanced" in iSquint to see those settings). After you make sure your dimensions are correct set it to "Optimize for TV" and slide the quality slider all the way to the right. You are now ready to upload your video.

All videos will need to be uploaded to Vimeo or YouTube and posted on your blog before the start of class on Thursday. If you need help embedding a Vimeo video please see this quick guide.

Artist Share

Below is the artist you picked for your report along with the artist the other students selected. You might be able to find another artist in this mix to pique your interest.



row 1 (left to right): James Casebere, Letha Wilson, Brody Condon, Neo Rauch
row 2 (left to right): Matthew Ritchie, Robert Rauschenberg, Yarg Noremac
row 3 (left to right): JR, Shane Hope, Chiho Aoshima, William Kentridge
row 4 (left to right): Shepard Fairey, Dan Witz, Han Sungpil

How Do You Feel (About Art)?

"In this miniature documentary, a Copenhagen-based filmmaker explores one of the world's toughest questions: How do you feel about art?" via The Atlantic

How Do You Feel (About Art)? from svanes on Vimeo.