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Adriene Jenik, Lisa Hutton, Jason Heblack, John Chung, Jennifer Waite, Ericka Weber, Andrew Lin, Randy Guo, Sarah Guigliano, Nicole James, Heidi Kirkpatrick, Jonathan Mau, Kirk Homer
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Some thoughts on Literature, Art, and Culture
Text:
A galerie surrealiste of Exquisite Corpse prose and poems.
Chance Operation prose/poems composed with scissors, brown paper bags, small change and Silicon Graphics Indigo workstations. Inspired by Tristan Tzara, Andre Breton, John Cage, Jackson Mac Low and others.
Image:
A galerie surrealiste of Exquisite Corpse collage.
Collages composed with scissors, X-acto knives, Power Macs and Silicon Graphics Indigo workstations.
''The Special Projects in Media
course has elected to actively
influence contemporary culture
by injecting new concepts,
subliminal imagery
and direct social action
into mainstream awareness.''
Harry Gamboa, Jr.
"The future's not as good as it used to be."
HyperMedia Responses to the Millenial Odometer Rollover
[Our Beautiful Child] [Ouch] [CYBER*BABES] [Transmogrific Technology] [Enter...if you dare] [The Nature of Time] [Pipe Art] [My Transitory Ephemeral San Diego] [Standardization and Extremity] [Wuthering Heights]
Signs of Babel
The more you travel the more you experience. For "Signs of Babel" highway thoughts are not inherently linear or narrative but rather accumulative with unexpected juxtapositions and interruptions.
