I don't know if anyone is going to read this, but this is pretty funny

http://shine.yahoo.com/love-sex/watch-hold-hands-stranger-183400264.html

Check out 5 Pointz...they're main building is right by Moma ps1

http://5ptz.com/graff/

For Lindsey- Upcoming show

AT ICP

For Amy...Moma ps1 bookstore

Woman Attacks Painting

Although this isn't photography related Clyfford Still is an amazing abstract painter and this is incredibly hilarious!

http://news.yahoo.com/police-woman-attacked-clyfford-still-painting-202402949.html

How to Make it in the Art World

Here is a link to this article in New York Magazine, the rules are pretty funny!

http://nymag.com/arts/art/rules/

My website

Hey, posting the link to my website as it was suggested.  If people have more feed back, it would be welcomed.
http://www.wix.com/ericanj/ericavelascophotography

I'm also entering a contest that if I win or qualify I get to show some of my work in Times Square.
I'll include the link below.  If people are interest I would greatly appreciate people checking out the link and "collecting" the work so that I have a chance at this. =)
http://ericavelasco.artistswanted.org/atts2012

links galore!

Hey everyone, I have a bunch of links for you all.

First off, I changed a bunch of things on my website with the suggestions you all gave me, have a look.

tiny.cc/samfinephoto

That brings me to the next link which is the url shortener that I use, tiny.cc

it's very easy and you don't even need to make an account if you don't want to.

Next is mail list service that I use which is mailchimp.com

they are also very easy and have lots of tutorials to explain how to use their services and it is also free.

Augusta Wood: I have only what I remember

Also, here is an artist whom was referenced to me- her work directly relates to the concepts and subject of my final.
From my limited understanding of her work, thus far, she uses personal archived images and projects them into interior landscapes (I believe of the same location or similar ones) and then documents the installation having those photographs represented as the final work. [This is in her most recent series; I have only what I remember]

Augusta has also used text within previous bodies of work, and utilized classic analog B&W photography. Below is a link to her website.

http://www.augustawood.com/

Website

Though I didn't present yet, today in class someone suggested (I Think Danit) that we all post links of our websites- so here mine is

www.emilykohlmattingley.com

there will be more images both sculptural and photographic come next Wednesday when I present.