WHUT UP

Hey,

Just so everyone in the blog world is aware, i am now in charge of updating and refreshing the blog.

SO if there are any new students that have a blog, or website they would like added to the links column, let me know and i will update accordingly.

toodles.

CORY

One in 8 Million

Something that a friend of mine shared with me, and I thought would be good to share with all of you as well.

http://www.nytimes.com/packages/html/nyregion/1-in-8-million/index.html?scp=1-spot&sq=one+in+8+million&st=cse

A Little Something to Get Your Underwear in a Bunch.

This. Was intense.

Obviously biased. But. I so did not. care.

Available to watch instantly on Netflix...Nnnnow!

To make things fair...Here's a criticism of the film's bias.

Watch it and let me/us know what you think is or isn't fair....

marcus doo and the secret family

hello, partners,
here there´s the last video i´ve done, this time for a music band "marcus doo and the secret family" (my sister is the one that makes the chorus). i´ve finished it about a month ago:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kaBHoKdoGw

well, so here i´m in spain again since a while ago, working for this month in a restaurant as a waiter in the montains, by the mediterranean sea.

Kansas City, I miss you.

Whilest searching for a job on my school's job board I came across an internship to help with the SF MOMA's blog OpenSpaces.....on which I found THIS post...about KC's very own SSION.



Oh I miss your antics KC.
Love,
Chelsea

If I weren't in SF I would be in Detroit?

This all sounds so good. It's about the growing art movement in Detroit... Makes a person want to pack up, and get involved.

Slideshow Here

work by one of the featured artists Scott Hocking

Stuffs To Read. Love Chelsea.

Helllloooooooo.

So I've recently just finished reading these 2 books for grad school. They are both really easy reads and probably would have been more helpful, or at least interesting, for us to read as students than most pro-practice lectures.

Nonetheless if you just graduated, reading them probably is not the best option right now-Since the first pretty much points out how awful the odds of becoming a 'successful' artist are, and the other is all about the economics of the art world. Oui. Instead maybe you should give this short documentary a try..It's nothing too special but...if the segment with chuck's wife discussing the first portrait Mr. Close painted after becoming paralyzed doesn't encourage you to keep plugging away at making work..I'm not real sure what will. In that case...go ahead and read the books...