Practicum/Gallery Video Clips

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   Greetings,

The more I interact with my community, the more I realize how important it is. Getting out into my community and talking with people about art, social issues, concerns, processes, what it means to be an artist today, etc. is informing and enlightening me to new ideas and reinforces the value and significance in making art. Wet plate has been a wonderful catalyst for all kinds of discussions; I am forever indebted to it.

For those interested, the links below are some of the video clips I'm working on for my MFA practicum. The practicum involves "collaborating/interacting" with your community (as an artist) and document the results and record, if possible the impact you have and what impact it has on you as an artist. If you have any feedback on these, I would like to hear it.

These are from my performative lecture Saturday:

Post Performance Interview: DeAnn (4.7MB)

Post Performance Interview: Sheryl (6.2MB)

This is one from the gallery opening. She is 17 years-old! I couldn't believe it - she gave me hope for the younger generation of artists:

Gallery Post Show Interview: Katie (3.3MB)

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quinn Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Visit Members Homepage Add to Buddy List Member Joined: 13 December 2004 Location: Colorado Online Status: Offline Posts: 1028	Topic: Practicum/Gallery Video Clips Posted: 28 March 2006 at 07:26
	Greetings, The more I interact with my community, the more I realize how important it is. Getting out into my community and talking with people about art, social issues, concerns, processes, what it means to be an artist today, etc. is informing and enlightening me to new ideas and reinforces the value and significance in making art. Wet plate has been a wonderful catalyst for all kinds of discussions; I am forever indebted to it. For those interested, the links below are some of the video clips I'm working on for my MFA practicum. The practicum involves "collaborating/interacting" with your community (as an artist) and document the results and record, if possible the impact you have and what impact it has on you as an artist. If you have any feedback on these, I would like to hear it. These are from my performative lecture Saturday: Post Performance Interview: DeAnn (4.7MB) Post Performance Interview: Sheryl (6.2MB) This is one from the gallery opening. She is 17 years-old! I couldn't believe it - she gave me hope for the younger generation of artists: Gallery Post Show Interview: Katie (3.3MB)
	Regards, Quinn Jacobson