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Scanning the Landscape: An Interview with Aurora Tang
Aurora Tang is a curator and researcher working at the intersections of Land Art’s legacy and site-specific installation, architectural criticism, history, photography, and the imperative of ground-truthing. (The term, borrowed from geography, means simply knowing places through firsthand experience of them.) Since 2009, she has worked for The Center for Land Use Interpretation, an organization that exemplifies all of the above, and is nearing its third decade of operation.
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Arriving at CalArts with politics, as I did in the late 1990s, felt weird. Maybe it’s always like this? At the time the real practice didn’t fit the theory, or was it the other way around? I was accepted to the Art MFA Program just as I was starting a job as a tenant organizer in the Northwest Bronx. An if-then clause I composed for myself was, “If art school is a privilege, then art school should be a privilege for anyone in a just society.” I didn’t give much pause to the cost.
Will Art School Adjuncts Unionize?
Although the authors' requests for comment from the respective Presidents of Art Center and Cal Arts went unanswered, Dr. Kerry Walk, Interim President of Otis College of Art and Design, wrote that: "while Otis respects the rights of faculty members to organize...the College believes that the presence of an outside entity with the sole and exclusive right to represent faculty on employment issues will benefit neither faculty nor the College.
In Utero: Six Twelve One By One
The Onion is the name of a charismatic building in the Valley community of North Hills. "Six Twelve One By One" is the name of what could be described as a charismatic contemporary dance work to be performed there on Saturday, March 16. The Onion is a dome and wooden-beamed building that houses the inquiring Sepulveda Unitarian Universalist Society. "Six Twelve One By One" is a dance involving six very pregnant women carrying, in utero, six babies all performing inquisitive movements.
In Utero: Six Twelve One By One
The Onion is the name of a charismatic building in the Valley community of North Hills. "Six Twelve One By One" is the name of what could be described as a charismatic contemporary dance work to be performed there on Saturday, March 16. The Onion is a dome and wooden-beamed building that houses the inquiring Sepulveda Unitarian Universalist Society. "Six Twelve One By One" is a dance involving six very pregnant women carrying, in utero, six babies all performing inquisitive movements.
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