Instructional blog for Intermedia Graduate Workshop at the University of Iowa, Fall 2009
Saturday, October 31, 2009
THE TIME TRAVEL PROJECT?
Greetings Chrononauts, during your time travel adventure tonight, check out the online exhibit of the documentation from last years Time Travel Project. If you miss, it there will be a way to view it through the use of archival technique.
Josh, after thinking about your critique yesterday, I could not help but think of this idea of "awareness." It really is everywhere. From how hot dogs are made to how if you accidentally hit the "web" icon on your phone and you don't actually pay for the service, you may get charged for accidentally trying to log-on(so sneaky). Not knowing...until you know and how "awareness" pertains to everything...it is how we learn and then choose to become involved or not. Your idea of time-travel did bring up this idea of exclusiveness, but I feel that now that I am aware of your movement, I could possibly partake next Fall-back. This also ties into your blog on spontaneity. Does knowing and being aware take away our naive whimsy and capricious attitudes? Anyway, I do like how your work is an attempt to regain this playful attitude by plunging into magical moments within our everyday experiences.
Josh, after thinking about your critique yesterday, I could not help but think of this idea of "awareness." It really is everywhere. From how hot dogs are made to how if you accidentally hit the "web" icon on your phone and you don't actually pay for the service, you may get charged for accidentally trying to log-on(so sneaky). Not knowing...until you know and how "awareness" pertains to everything...it is how we learn and then choose to become involved or not. Your idea of time-travel did bring up this idea of exclusiveness, but I feel that now that I am aware of your movement, I could possibly partake next Fall-back. This also ties into your blog on spontaneity. Does knowing and being aware take away our naive whimsy and capricious attitudes? Anyway, I do like how your work is an attempt to regain this playful attitude by plunging into magical moments within our everyday experiences.
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