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ART+TECHNOLOGY
Prof. Landay
ART + TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH PROJECT
Research one artwork by an artist who uses technology as a medium, made after 1945.
Fill out this worksheet and submit it on the ol.berklee.edu website to fulfill the
Assignment.
ALSO, as part of your research project, post a paragraph and an image or 1-minute
video on the forum on the ol to share your research with the class.
Answer the following questions about your chosen artist. Use complete sentences. Cite your references.
The book has a list of suggested readings. Suggested Web sites: pbs.org, sfmoma.org, moma.org,
loc.gov, metmuseum.org, artic.edu
ARTIST
2. How/where did she/he train? Did she/he receive formal arts instruction?
3. Discuss the significant people, schools, artworks, and/or events that influenced their art.
9. Describe any recurring subjects, symbols, motifs, and/or themes in the artist's work.
10. If your artist is no longer alive, what kind of legacy did they leave behind? If your artist is still
SPECIFIC ARTWORK
CONTEXTS
2. Where is the place of construction or design site and how does this influence the artwork?
3. Which events and surrounding environments have influenced this work (i.e. natural events;
social movements such as feminism; political events, economic situations, historic events,
religious settings, cultural events)?
7. What was the response of the original audience and/or interpretation by critics?
8. How might your own upbringing, beliefs and biases distort your interpretation of the artwork?
“As a tool, a technology facilitates the creation of a traditional artwork – a sculpture, painting or dance –
or makes possible the conversion of an analogue work to digital format to enhance its distribution,
storage or long-term preservation. . . . In contrast, as a medium, a technology intrinsically underlies an
artwork’s production, preservation and distribution. As a result, the work engages in a significant way
with the medium’s interactive, dynamic, participatory and customizable possibilities" (Lovejoy et al.
2011: 7).
Hope, Cat. Digital Arts: An Introduction to New Media (Bloomsbury New Media Series) (pp. 27-8).
Bloomsbury Publishing. Kindle Edition.