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Thinking Through Drawing Symposium: Practice Into Knowledge

Some reflections on coming together... "...the possibilities of what drawing is and the contexts in which it flourishes. Farthing engaged in something of a taxonomy of drawing, pushing the audience to consider the “outer extremities” of the practice, as Burton describes it. Showing an image of a plane taking off and casting a shadow, Farthing …


Reposted from Arts & Humanities. Written by Amy Wolf.

In a weekend that brought together leaders in such diverse fields as medicine, architecture, textile design and cognitive science and gave them a commonality, the Art and Art Education Department’s recent Thinking Through Drawing Symposium was a ground-breaking event and the first of its kind in the nation.  “This has been a long time coming,” …

Posted 16 months ago by Chris Moffett

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Thinking through Drawing

Just a heads up on what should prove to be an illuminating symposium. I'll be presenting on my recent collaborations, exploring the kinesthetics of drawing: Here's the symposium website: Thinking through Drawing. Come on out.

Posted 19 months ago by Chris Moffett

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“Splitting Skulls and Poking Holes: 
Education & the Perforated Interior”

The latest edition of the online interdisciplinary journal Ecogradient is now live, and features an article by yours truly wherein I talk about black holes and other stuff. This issue is also host to two series of some of my photographic explorations. Check it out...

Posted 26 months ago by Chris Moffett

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The Latest Issue of Ecogradients, “Territorialities,” is live (and throwing a party)


Reposted from Arts & Humanities. Written by Chris Moffett.

Just a quick announcement: the Territorealities issue is now up on the Ecogradients website. It's looking like our deepest issue to date, and we're having a get-together to celebrate: THIS FRIDAY (March 4th), from 3-5pm @ Teachers College, in Horace Mann 152. We'll be very excited to host a special presentation from renegade philosopher Chris …

Posted 26 months ago by Chris Moffett

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