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  • A New My Antonia & Getting More Out of a Phone Selfie

    #firstlookbrushes with Rhizome by Giovanna Olmos

    Sense/Perspective #7: The Imagination of Limits Tired Moonlight, a film by Brittni West Connections: I have met Paul D, who is in Tired Moonlight, although I didn’t know he was in the film until I got to the theater. There is a whole world out there, not that far from here, of which I know […]

    October 15, 2015 / Deborah Carver / Comments Off on A New My Antonia & Getting More Out of a Phone Selfie

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  • Genius! A Chicken Recipe, Short Film & Poetry

    Screenshot from "Bardo: An Experiential Art Installation," a documentary film by Abby Thompson

    Sense/Perspective #6: I Just Don’t Use That Word Lightly Fall Harvest Cider Roasted Chicken with Walnut Goat Cheese + Grapes by Half Baked Harvest Connections: I made the chicken recipe and then I ate it. Cooking meals — not just dishes — is a fail-safe way of inducing satisfaction in my own skin. After traveling to […]

    October 1, 2015 / Deborah Carver / Comments Off on Genius! A Chicken Recipe, Short Film & Poetry

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  • Risk-takers and Appropriating the Humor of Stock Photography

    Detail from a work by Andrea Carlson in Superusted at the Soap Factory

    Sense/Perspective #5: Everything but the Arty Art Stuff Sent September 17, 2015 “Shame” by the Bad Bad Hats Connections: None, as far as I know. H/T to Chris for putting this in my feed and giving me a renewed sense of self. Music is easy: there are formulas, beats, and tropes I’m going to go […]

    September 19, 2015 / Deborah Carver / Comments Off on Risk-takers and Appropriating the Humor of Stock Photography

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  • Pop Art, Political Art & Too Much of One or the Other

    Visiting International Pop at the Walker Art Center

    International Pop at the Walker Art Center Connections: The founder of the company I work for is on the board of the Walker, and the company has worked with the Walker closely this year, but none of it had anything to do with the art inside the museum and the Walker doesn’t care about my […]

    September 3, 2015 / Deborah Carver / Comments Off on Pop Art, Political Art & Too Much of One or the Other

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  • Lucid Dreaming: Mark Ehling, Marcia LaCerte & Jes Reyes

    Screenshot from animation by Marcia LaCerte

    Sense: Viewed (read) / Perspective: Like Eating Your First Meal at a Really Great Restaurant River Dead of Minneapolis Scavenged by Teenagers by Mark Ehling Connections: Mark is friends with and has collaborated with Will, my husband, and read more below. If more artists were total jerks and fartfaces who you’d never want to associate […]

    August 20, 2015 / Deborah Carver / Comments Off on Lucid Dreaming: Mark Ehling, Marcia LaCerte & Jes Reyes

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  • Comfort Art: Abstract Instagram, Pieces of the Leonardo Exhibit, and Girl Rock

    From Instagram account @emiel_sudetak

    Sense: Viewed / Perspective: Whatever is the German word for equal parts comfort and intrigue Instagram account: Emiel (@emiel_sudetak) Connections: None [EDIT 9.7: I found out after this was sent that I do, in fact, know Emiel, and that he’s my friend’s husband. I thought that one person could be aware of multiple Emiels, but […]

    August 6, 2015 / Deborah Carver / Comments Off on Comfort Art: Abstract Instagram, Pieces of the Leonardo Exhibit, and Girl Rock

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  • Review: Ashely Peifer’s Sugar Sugar, Gina Wynbrandt’s Big Pussy & Strawberry Jam

    review of ashely peifer's sugar sugar at the burnet gallery in minneapolis

    Sense/Perspective No. 1: Three Things Pink Let’s start with a list, largely for my benefit, and so that you know what you’re getting into: Revering the past as somehow praiseworthy is careless. That goes for everything from the toys you played with as a child to the admiration of the Confederate flag as heritage. Ignoring the […]

    July 11, 2015 / Deborah Carver / Comments Off on Review: Ashely Peifer’s Sugar Sugar, Gina Wynbrandt’s Big Pussy & Strawberry Jam

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  • Choosing a New Small Business CMS: A Digital Strategist Solves Her Own Problems May 28, 2019
  • Chinese 5-spice Fried Chicken: Sunday Dinner Gifset #3 October 25, 2015
  • A New My Antonia & Getting More Out of a Phone Selfie October 15, 2015
 

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