The Commmunity Loom and Open Source Art
November 20, 2008 by TheArtistsCenter
Filed under ArtWorks
PhotoVoice
November 10, 2008 by Lesli Jason
Filed under Digital Lifestyles, Media, Photography, Top
It is well established that if you give someone a fish, they’ll have dinner for one night. Teach someone to fish and they’ll have dinner for the rest of their life.
In 1998, Edinburgh University Social Anthropology students Tiffany Fairey and Anna Blackman established two projects which sought to integrate participatory photography into their MA dissertations. These projects, the Rose Class project in Nepal and the Street Vision project in Vietnam, encouraged and inspired refugees from these areas to capture their everyday lives on film, with cameras supplied by the two projects. Read more
Employment Adventures
October 13, 2008 by Bradley W. Lewis
Filed under Commerce, Digital Lifestyles, Top
Or One Way To Become A Game Designer
Sunday night. The phone rings. It’s my boss John. “Brad, do you want the good news or the bad news?”
EXPLORING DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & GROUP THERAPY, TOGETHER
May 19, 2008 by Beckett Gilchrist
Filed under Digital Lifestyles, Featured Stories, Photography
When I studied traditional photography over twenty years ago I did not see how much the art would shift for me in the way I executed it and what it meant for me. I believed like many of us that the silver halide was a thing of exacting beauty that could never be replaced. Read more
