Story archive for the School of Architecture and Allied Arts
Bus 34, is the traveling bus experiment. It seeks to provide exhibition opportunities to emerging artist in a mobile unique venue. The approximate 34 square feet allows artists to experience and showcase art in a non-traditional gallery space. By traveling to new locations in various cities, they aim to reach a diverse audience and include a wide array of artists and media.
creators Allison Hyde and Jessica Robinson (digital arts), both UO MFA’s
http://bus34.org/
“What makes for a memorable character in visual media today? This and many other questions are being asked and answered as University of Oregon Digital Arts students develop 3D characters for ‘ARTD 471 – 3D Computer Imaging’. Led by faculty instructor John Park, a group of six students have decided to repeat the class and apply their 3D skills towards designing, developing, texturing and animating 3-dimensional characters. Here are their creations and a snapshot of the ongoing process of bringing them to life.”
Current white stag 4r hallway installation by Alison Ho and Liz Bayan, both of whom are current Digital Arts BFA candidates in our Portland BFA 5th year program.
I took a nap instead of thinking conceptually.
Liz Bayan & Alison Ho
You know you have done it. We have.
With 77 days in each term, we knew most of these days have and will be spent doing things other than thinking about a project. Some may simply call this procrastination.
We like to think of it more as a way of life. We all have those moments when concentration just isn’t possible, no matter how hard you try or how impending that deadline. We all have to struggle through that block one way or another.
On occasion, we like to take naps instead of thinking conceptually.
Fill out your own at http://toastandtea.org/nap/
January 18, 2010-February 26, 2010 in the White Stag Building on Floor 4R hallway right before Kate Wagle’s office.