Hand Drawn Animation: A dying art form
Posted: May 11, 2013 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: animation, ART, disney, hand, John Kahrs, paperman, pixar Leave a comment »This week, I watched the documentary “The Pixar Story,” and was inspired to write this post about traditional cartoon animation, a dying art form.
^ “Paperman,” by John Kahrs and Walt Disney Animation Studios is a recent short animation that won an Oscar this year. It is a new type of animation that combines the charm of traditional hand-drawn animation and the modernity computer animation.
Robot Emporium
Posted: April 26, 2013 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: access arts, ART, columbia, earth day, missouri, robots, sir-craft-a-lot, sustainable 4 Comments »Every year, Columbia, Mo. has an Earth Day Festival.
This year robots took over.
Robot Emporium from Karen Rodriguez on Vimeo.
An Artrageous Friday
Posted: April 24, 2013 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: ART, artlandish, artrageous, columbia, crawl, missouri, poppy, ps gallery 3 Comments »Last Friday is an example of a time when the place you live surprises you. Not a bad surprise, but a good artsy one. I went to “Artrageous Fridays“.
And let me tell you the art crawl did justice to it’s name. There was art, wine, music, magicians, food and did I mention wine? As one artist put it “It is a friday where once a month the art community of Columbia (Missouri) opens up its arms and saids welcome”.
Ditto. I started off the night at Artlandish Gallery.
^Official Artrageous Friday Map
Warhol's Townhouse is Up for Sale
Posted: April 19, 2013 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: ART, money, reblog, Warhol Leave a comment »MOMA: Studio Visit
Posted: April 9, 2013 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: ART, MoMa, MTV, New York, studio, visit Leave a comment »Here is a discovery that I think is worth sharing. Much like the Google Art project post, I found this simply on accident.
A walk down Calle Ocho
Posted: March 24, 2013 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: ART, Cuba, cuban art, Culture, Florida, Miami 8 Comments » One of many murals on the street of Calle Ocho in Miami Fl. on Saturday March 24, 2013. This political mural is pictured on the side of a restaurant.A note from the writer:
Once in a while, you get a chance to investigate where you came from. You know that conversation people have? You don’t? Well it goes like this…
Person 1 : “So, What are you?”
Person 2: “Oh, I am part Polish, 2% Italian and I think my mom said a bit Greek”
Remember now? It seems that everyone at some point in their life will have that conversation with someone. And maybe, just maybe half of you will actually go out their and try to figure out who you are culturally.
Recently, I did just that, and what I found was a little gem called Calle Ocho.
Art Education is important
Posted: March 18, 2013 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: ART, art education, child, columbia, craft studio, creativity, development, missouri, University of Missouri 1 Comment »
The photo saids it all. There comes a time when people must gather to support things that matter to others and things that deep down each and every one of us know its important.











