Bullet Time Pinhole Camera

Interesting Article

http://petapixel.com/2016/01/29/photographer-shoots-bullet-time-using-a-ring-of-100-pinhole-cameras/

Hello Everyone,

 On Thursday Feb 11 at 11:30-1:20 DICK BLAU will hold a photography workshop with Lynn's AD119-1 class and anyone interested. He would like students to send him some (no more than 2 small jpegs) of their pictures (dickblau@gmail.com) and also to send him one comment or question about one image from his book THICKER THAN WATER  (images of which are available here on his website:  

http://dickblau.com/thicker-than-water/) or from POLKA HEARTLAND.

You are required to come to the talk, Feb 10th, WTHR 172 at 7:30PM. In the beginning of the semester, we have agreed that everyone would be able to attend the talk, so the whole class is meeting at WTHR 172 at 7:30 instead of having a class at 5:30. 

Also anyone interested in workshop MUST send him questions or comments about his work. Please do send him any photographs you have taken that you think you'd like him to comment on.

See you!

STILL MOVING

January 25 – February 5, 2016

Artist talk and reception: Wednesday, February 3^rd, 12:00 – 2 pm.
Patti and Rusty Rueff Galleries, Pao Hall

Please join us for STILL MOVING, an exhibition co-curated by Joseph Mougel, assistant professor of art at the Peck School of the Arts, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and Purdue’s assistant professor of photography, Min Kim Park. The exhibition addresses the issues of photography and moving image through the work of eight nationally and internationally recognized artists: Cecelia Condit, Charles Gick, Joseph Mougel, Stephen Hilyard, Kevin Cooley, Hans Gindlesberger, Walker Pickering, and Min Kim Park. The exhibition is currently on display in the Patti and Rusty Rueff Galleries in Pao Hall and will remain up through Friday, February 5^th.

Co-curator and new media artist Joseph Mougel will be in the gallery on Wednesday, February 3^rd, to speak about his work as part of the Patti and Rusty Rueff School of Visual and Performing Arts’ 1^st Wednesdays at Noon artist series. Mougel’s creative research draws on his service in the U.S. Marine Corps as he applies photographic sensibilities to a field-based practice, employing landscape interventions and ritualistic activities to address contemporary concerns surrounding land use, labor issues, and individual identity. The 1^st Wednesdays at Noon series includes a complimentary  light lunch. If you would like to join us for lunch, please RSVP to Denise Anderson-Laws at (765) 494-2787 or email dklaws@purdue.edu . If you would rather skip the meal, you may join us in the gallery at 12:30 pm for the talk.

The Patti and Rusty Rueff Galleries are located at 552 W Wood St, West Lafayette, IN, in Yue-Kong Pao Hall of Visual and Performing Arts at Purdue. All Galleries’ exhibitions are free and open to the public. Gallery hours are Monday – Friday, 10 am – 5 pm, and Thursdays 10 am – 7 pm.

1^st Wednesdays @ Noon is presented in association with Piano Solutions of Indianapolis and the Patti and Rusty Rueff School of Visual and Performing Arts

Exhibition Opportunities!!

Hello Art and Design:

In just a couple of weeks, we will be collecting work for two juried student art exhibition opportunities in the Rueff Galleries. Please encourage your students to enter!

We are collecting entries February 8 – 10, 2016, in the Patti and Rusty Rueff Galleries.

A&D Undergraduate Exhibition Quick Points

·         Enter up to three works in any medium, but work must be created as part of an A&D course

·         2D works do not have to be framed for entry, but will need to be “exhibition ready” for exhibit, if selected

·         $700 in scholarship awards will be presented in the following areas: Three in Fine Art, Three in Design, One in Photography. Honorable mention awards will be presented as well.

·         Exhibition dates are February 23 – March 24, 2016, in the Patti & Rusty Rueff Galleries

·         Details are available in the gallery and online:https://www.cla.purdue.edu/academic/vpa/rueffgalleries/Undergraduate/index.html

Westwood Quick Points

·         Undergraduate *and* graduate students are eligible to enter

·         Enter up to four works in any medium; work does not have to be created as part of an A&D course

·         2D works do not have to be framed for entry, but will need to be “exhibition ready” for exhibit, if selected

·         Work will be on display in Westwood, the home of Purdue’s president

·         Work is on display for six months, and Westwood is not a public exhibition space. Artists will be invited to the house for an exhibition reception at some point during the exhibit.

·         Details are available in the gallery and online:https://www.cla.purdue.edu/academic/vpa/rueffgalleries/Westwood/index.html

We will be collecting work for both competitions at the same time this year, and students may enter and exhibit the same piece in both shows (there will not be a schedule conflict). Motivated by numbers? Last year, the Undergraduate Exhibition had 107 entrants submit 235 pieces and 110 works were accepted. Westwood averages about 50 entrants per show, each entering 2-3 pieces with about 50 works accepted. Let’s increase those entry numbers and make some great shows!

Today's class is canceled due to the instructor's emergency. 

We will do what was planned for today on Monday. 

Thank you.

Hello everyone!

Hope you had a relaxing long Martin Luther King holiday!

Don't forget to leave a feedback about the movie, Nobody's Here But Me, Cindy Sherman.
It is due tomorrow, Wed, 20th.

For extra credit opportunity, check out the Go Square Inches, 18th North American Small Print Competition at the Robert Ringel Gallery!

https://www.cla.purdue.edu/vpa/galleries/

Welcome to the class!

Hello my name is Min Kim Park, the instructor of AD30701, Contemporary Photography History.
In this class, information regarding lectures, power points, and announcements will be posted and communicated through the blog. Only through the BLOG!!!
You also need to create a blog which will be linked through the class blog, so I and your classmate could check your daily/weekly postings.

For more instruction on how to create a blog:
http://bloginstructions.blogspot.com
http://www.wikihow.com/Start-a-Blog-on-Blogger

Make one for yourself and email me the link to my personal email: park500@purdue.edu

Cheers,