DSGN 264-403 Fall 2021 Blog
This blog stuck me as inspirational as we continue into the still-life coding section of the class. Her work surrounds household items which makes sense given the context of the time period of her work which was created during the COVID pandemic. Emotions of loneliness and death fuel her work Read more…
Another museum I would like to draw attention to was one that particularly caught my eye here in Philadelphia– The Neon Art Museum. Neon is an interesting artistic medium as it plays heavy reliance on light, color, movement/animation, and composition of the neon strands. This museum allows the spectator to Read more…
As an artist we hold many powers, but one significant one is to think critically and creatively to problem solve. This article explores how designers have created eco-friendly packaging to help keep the environment clean. Today, brands strive to be more sustainable with their materials and packaging. In the following Read more…
In the following post, the New York Times goes into detail about the construction, architect, exhibitions, funding and more behind the latest art museum in Los Angeles. This museum stood with a $484 million dollar budget with installations encompassing four stories of building. This homage to Hollywood contains the real Read more…
Growing up, I always loved my local photographic museum MOPA (Museum of Photographic Arts). It lead me to great exposure of many different artists and fed my love for photography early on. The cool thing about this museum is that the exhibits rotate pretty fast, so there is a lot Read more…
The semester is coming to a close. In a few months, I will no longer be a student in Art, Design, and Digital Culture. Let’s be honest, if this class did not fulfill one of my requirements in the College of Arts and Sciences, I am not sure I would have even Read more…
Sound, as we have learned this semester, plays a significant role in art. We did a project earlier entitled “Sound Studies” in which each student recorded a sound, interpreted it visually, and then represented that image through the platform Adobe Illustrator. These sounds were specifically asked to NOT be music, but something Read more…
If you have been on social media at all this past weekend, you probably have seen videos or pictures at one of America’s most famous music festivals, Coachella. More importantly, maybe you have noticed some of the outfits that were worn by celebrates and other alike. As someone who spends her days Read more…
There is so much more to Art than just this. What is Art? Everything. Like my previous blog post entitled “La La Land and Color Psychology,” I have written about this subject many times in my responses this semester. However, only Professor Lawrence has the ability to read and review these. This is Read more…
While scrolling through Tik Tok, I found an artist called Matt Adam who is known for putting up his art in a location and inviting people to unwrap the piece and take it with them. I thought this was an interesting concept as it makes his work fully interactive: the Read more…