http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/ Art 410 - Conceptual Strategies, Fall 2007 en Copyright 2009 Sat, 08 Dec 2007 21:44:26 -0800 http://www.sixapart.com/movabletype/ http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Cool, hum... Cool is taken in the chapter as it effects the major group of young teens has it's varies usage. It is taken not only in different ways, such as socially in their lives but also in the political and business aspects of it. The term cool, is used as a acknowledgment of what should be consumed, or what should be praised, and what should be recognized. In this, the word "Cool" is the biggest pitch in advertising, because it is a tool used to influence what should be cool and wanted out there. http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/12/what_is_cool.html http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/12/what_is_cool.html Sat, 08 Dec 2007 21:44:26 -0800 My idea for my final project is on the big Corporate behemoth, Nike. The poster will be to expose nike and the hidden finding behind their great success. I am thinking of exposing the children sweat shops, or at least make the viewer more aware of what is going on behind the big corporate doors. I might have a different idea, but not quite sure yet! http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/12/final_project_idea.html http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/12/final_project_idea.html Sat, 08 Dec 2007 21:14:26 -0800 ]]> http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/11/here_i_am_press_pass.html http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/11/here_i_am_press_pass.html Tue, 13 Nov 2007 11:06:34 -0800 ]]> http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/11/check_this_out_wild_huh.html http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/11/check_this_out_wild_huh.html Tue, 13 Nov 2007 10:29:09 -0800 I agree, glamor is a great example or point. Marilyn Monroe was seen as someone beautiful, classy, the typical celebrity icon. While Mrs. Siddons, is not seen as glamorous or that of the strata and hold the same endearment. I highly disagree that if you buy more you are more amiable or loved. I feel that a secure financial standing is important, but the idea that money buys happiness is false. There is a substantial level of emotional, social responsibilities to be upheld in considering society acceptance. The very idea of them trying to convey this to the reader is full a many fallacies. Money can not buy happiness, but it could make it a little easier to live. http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/11/ways_of_seeing.html http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/11/ways_of_seeing.html Tue, 13 Nov 2007 09:39:20 -0800 What will you do now without your precious internet. Can you imagine what chaos it would cause the students, they will not be able to turn in work or read email. Instructors and faculty will not able contact anyone or get any work done. Hmm..... Its all fun!! My second poetic terrorism is go to a major local waste management early in the morning, and slash all their tires so they won't be able to pick up trash from anyone. Do you imagine how much trash can build up in one days worth of pick up servicing one whole county? Then e-mail the waste management saying, "Is it eco healthy for the environment where they dispose of the trash? We need a new plan for waste management because if they failed we would be so overwhelmed the trash that could cause a whole different kind of chaos." ]]> http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/11/poetic_terrorism.html http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/11/poetic_terrorism.html Tue, 06 Nov 2007 10:13:29 -0800 -Suzanne Nguyen's Instruction. My instructions: I was to wave at random on going people in traffic and Watch their response. Results: When I was on the 101 North Bound, I had quite the different reactions. 70% looked like I was deranged. 10% looked Pissed 17% ignored me. 3% Smiled On the 85 North: 40% were weirded 50% ignored me 10% waved back On the 280: 85% Waved or smiled 15% ignored me The experience was quite embarrassing. http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/10/yoko_ono_project.html http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/10/yoko_ono_project.html Tue, 30 Oct 2007 11:15:16 -0800 Download file]]> http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/10/check_out_mytrip.html http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/10/check_out_mytrip.html Tue, 02 Oct 2007 11:31:23 -0800

Express Yourself with Gizmoz Video Clips]]> http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/09/art_410.html http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/09/art_410.html Tue, 11 Sep 2007 11:35:51 -0800 Its Me! ]]> http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/09/guess_who.html http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/09/guess_who.html Tue, 11 Sep 2007 11:08:48 -0800 We Three ]]> http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/09/post.html http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/09/post.html Tue, 11 Sep 2007 10:48:51 -0800 In response to Allen Kaprow, Art which can't be art is truly quite the example that thing in our lives are usually taken for granted. It is the thought that things that we do in our every day lives, especially that are quite routine as art is quite inventive. I do feel that this art would only be for the few and not the many. It would hit those who would see through the proper perspective. I do agree that it grabs my attention because it is things that I or many others take for granted. These are the little things that that make up the quality of our lives. Especially, today we as consumers are always looking for products to make our lives much more easier. The movie Click with Adam Sandler reminds me and would be an example of things taken for granted. It is because of our needs to simplify life and make things easier, or to save time is sadly the cost of losing some of the important details that make up life. I do see and find a fascination to the details of what is found as routine. ]]> http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/09/response_art_which_cant_be_art.html http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/09/response_art_which_cant_be_art.html Tue, 04 Sep 2007 10:31:31 -0800 Welcome to The Crazybear's Den Welcome Welcome Welcome]]> http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/09/test_running.html http://www.twcdc.com/elyjah/2007/09/test_running.html Tue, 04 Sep 2007 09:50:42 -0800