The practitioner of the artwork The practitioner is Nam June Paik who was a Korean American artist. He was born in Soul in 1932 and died in 2006. He was practicing from 1963 until his death. Nam June Paik worked… Continue Reading →
The practitioner of the photo Henri Cartier-Bresson was a French photographer and photojournalist who was started as a photographer in 1932 until his career ended in 2004. He is considered a master of candid photography, and an early user of… Continue Reading →
New media… New media is on everyone’s tongue. New media affects our everyday life. New media plays a major role in our lives. But the term makes me wonder. Not why it affects our lives – because it makes totally… Continue Reading →
In this week, we have focused on affordances. Affordance is a concept or a tool that can be used to analyze functionality in objects. The analyze is about visual ques that show us what we can do with the object…. Continue Reading →
Post 1: What is your interpretation of the term ‘oral history’? I consider oral history as a term that refers to a recorded dialogue between an interviewer and an interviewee. The dialogue is concerned with information about the past, both… Continue Reading →
Last tutorial we had an interesting discussion about the differences between web and internet. The two phenomena differ from the fact that the internet is the basic infrastructure while the web is a way of accessing the internet. Therefore, I… Continue Reading →
One of the things that I think would be interesting is to make an interview with some of the relatives to the Griffin family. I will like to examine Marion Mahony Griffin’s story and find out more about… Continue Reading →
This weekly tutorial we had an amusing discussion about the similarities and differences on blogs and Instagram. It is a very relevant topic in the 21st Century considering that these two kinds of media have a very large audience. Another interesting… Continue Reading →
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