Cape Cod Community College
Let's make things share-able
The internet is like a playground ... if we don't play with all of these new applications created online, we will miss the essential: better communication.
Better education for our students.
http://tiil.posterous.com
http://stiil.posterous.com
http://cccc.pbworks.com
http://www.tiil.us/class
http://www.arteda.net
http://tiil.us
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Studio Art I ~ Plywood Forest ~
via blip.tv
I also designed two years ago a page showing the full process of painting with coffee
http://tiil.us/wood
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This was my first post using "posterous" on January 18 ~ History of the Internet ~
via youtube.com
93 people looked at the first post
Today, 51 posts later:
2,032 site views
more then 20.000 views of all 51 individual posts
post the most viewed: Philippe's hair re-designed by his Students 1,156 views
comments: only 15 I guess my visitors are not yet used to commenting on blogs
I got around 20 private messages by email, all very positive! thanks to all of you who did so.
This is Great!
and Fun...
Ps. yesterday I saw Larry in the Parking lot of CCCC and he called me his "buddy"
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Walter Kopec in his studio
via blip.tv
Visiting Walter Kopec in his Studio in Boston in preparation for the show at The Higgins Gallery @ CCCC's
~ re: CONFIGURED ~ March 5 -April 9, 2009
Curator of the exhibit, Betty Fuller notes: “The nature of visual art and the innate character of creative minds has historically, and typically, involved people who see in objects the “otherness” of the material. Art often reflects both the era and the social order in which the artist lives and works. Contemporary art has a strong tradition of reusing and reconfiguring materials.”
CapeCodToday Arts
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Damien Hoar de Galvan
via blip.tv
Visiting Damien in his Studio in Boston in preparation for the show at The Higgins Gallery @CCCC's
re: CONFIGURED ~ March 5 -April 9, 2009
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100 and one faces | L'homme 100 têtes
Playing off the theme of a recent video contest, « Transformation : Live and React », Julien Lassort and Matthieu Burlot (France) explored the human face, the most exposed and personal part of the human body. Their dynamic portrayal of 1000 and one faces is a mosaic of portraits and emotions that plays off of the power of faces seen close up.
L'homme 100 têtes from Julien Lassort on Vimeo
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History of the Internet
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