Posts Tagged as ‘blogging’

July 22, 2009

Do you speak ‘Twitter’ ?

What can I say? Blogging is a privilege, but blogging is also a luxury, which few can afford. Blogging means ‘time’ and a ‘longer meaningful statement’ – both goods more pricey than pure gold.
Few years ago, thousands of those caught in the Web for good were thrilled by this very opportunity – to be one’s [...]

June 11, 2009

Where you can find me (Whilt 19)

Remember this one of my series – Whilt – What Have I learned Today?
Trying to come back to it – little day-to-day discoveries of a starry-eyed kid, which lives in me (despite my daring attempts to evict it) and within all those interesting people I’ve met.
I followed that link – contemplating [...]

June 6, 2009

Studying Art (20) – some loose thoughts…

Being ‘graduate’… I mean, how ridiculous it feels…
Being ‘graduate’ in Fine Art… I mean, one cannot get it more absurd… There is no ‘graduating’ from art, unless one can ‘graduate’ in ‘being a human being’…
Having first show, first chat with a journalist, first reviews from the public – at once one’s is able to see [...]

May 23, 2009

One particularly high-brow inspiration…

Royal Society (of Science) site is a goldmine of wonder, high-quality information and an inspiration. It’s made and kept going with passion, flair and open-mindedness – it’s inviting and educating to all… as opposed to some of the elitist, obscure sites (also blogs), which tend to draw clear lines between the ‘patrons’ and the ‘folk’…
Here [...]

April 27, 2009

Coming back…

Photo by K. Skonieczna
Yep. Want to say ’sorry’. Please – do accept that…lemon as a gift… and things like that… Don’t know why actually, don’t know what for. Yet – feel it’s a right thing to do.
No, I’m not going to assure you with woolly excuses (‘have been busy’ and stuff like that), instead – [...]

March 2, 2009

Liminality in art (2)

The notions of boundaries, borders, limits, thresholds and so on may be as ancient as the human population itself. In Greek/Roman mythology they are expressed by names of different gods/goddesses, hybrids and monsters – Zeus cares for the Olympus, Poseidon is a guardian of waters, Hades rules in the Underground; forests, agriculture, arts and law [...]

March 1, 2009

Integrity and disintegration… (Whilt 18)

From time to time, and recently quite often, I catch myself as being innocently and profoundly ignorant as to the meaning of some concepts, ideas, words, phrases… It’s got something to do with the English as an adopted language; even if it’s used completely naturally and fluently – there is always that surreal quality of [...]

February 10, 2009

Switching the world off… (Whilt 16)

Yep, it happens all the time. Don’t you believe me? How long can this article of mine hold your full attention? I mean the ‘full monty’ really; or – maybe, by any chance you’ve already started to ’scan’ this very work of mine produced with an effort with the light speed (as most of us [...]

January 17, 2009

Copyright Issues for bloggers…

Here is few issues to consider for all of us:
(as outlined by Georgia K. Harper, Manager, Intellectual Property Section for the University of Texas System Office of General Counsel):
1) What [...]

January 16, 2009

Art is no more… (Whilt 12)

Art is no more. It doesn’t matter any more. Few decades from now on, without any new input of any new visual expression would do us all great. We are all over-loaded, the world is over-saturated with pictures.
Conservators and museums do their best, and in 2500 the human race still marvels over Massacio, enjoys Matisse, [...]