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Participants Personal Outlines[edit]Space for particular interests, outline of contributions, pages in progress, wanted pages being proposed to existing contributors and area for suggestions ... Hi, Selina, I think "The Practice" really misses much of what is happening in contemporary art. What I mean is "The Practice" overloads on theory, and the personal experience with art is lost. I feel a better starting point for our discussions is we all take a look at PBS.org website and check out their series on ART 21, and have a discussion about what happens there.-Art4Humanists Contemporary UK art. I have worked on Turner Prize, Young British Artists (including Damien Hirst, Stuckism and other related articles, as well as more general articles, such as Conceptual art, and a template for Young British Artists. Tyrenius 18:56, 23 January 2007 (UTC) Although i'm no scholar in contemporary art, i'm particularly interested in the potential possibilities of this project. We need you to create a community for contemporary art, make it active and make this project a place where people can share thoughts on artists, exhibitions, art tours, or individual pieces. Hi, Samantha, I really recommend the PBS.org website, click on their ART 21 and I think it is a great way to begin discussions on contemporary art. -Art4Humanists Art4humanists is a creation of the artist Mark Faraday. Welcome. Currently Mark Faraday is active as a visual contemporary artist. Mark Faraday is prepresented by Amsterdam Whitney Gallery in New York City, and will be having an exhibition in April 2007 in New York. The websites which have examples of works are 1)www.chelseaartgalleries.com and www.amsterdamwhitneygallery.com and www.markfaraday.blogspot.com Hey. I'm focused on contemporary art in general, and Canadian art and media and film art in particular, with an interest in Modern Art history (1850-1970) as well. I've taken a couple college courses in new media art (video, performance, feminist stuff). I do mainly bios, as some of the theory stuff goes over my head. I've gotten a couple of electronic music bio articles up to FA and would like to do the same with some of the contemporary art bios (Carolee Schneemann, Lynda Benglis, Paul McCarthy, etc.). I'm an undergraduate in Art History at the University of Maryland. Right now I'm interested in working on the contemporary art article. Since much of my focus is actually on the art market, I'd like to focus on creating an article there. Researcher at TU-Berlin in architecture and urbanism, Berlin, Germany Related to the issue or any urban and architectural topics, you can contact me root@thinkingarchitecture.net I'm very interested in this program and excited about the issue which was fully expected to hear. Fingers Crossed. www.thinkingarchitecture.net I’m an art student and composer. My interests lie primarily in music, conceptual art, and literature. |