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Utopia Nowhere: Views of Progress and Nostalgia
Exhibition Duration: September 16st, 2011 to November 20th, 2011
Participating Artists: Luca Forcucci, Emma Fordham, Francesca Galeazzi, Maya Kramer, Li Wenfeng, Tony Ng, Shi Zhiying, Tamen, Mora Wang, Zhang Lehua
Curator: Diana Freundl
Assistant Curator: Lucine Yu
We were plugged straight into the network! As I said, it was cold but the network was hot, hot, hot and lightning fast.
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Utopia, Part 3: The World's Largest Shopping Mall, Sam Green
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Group picture of Claudia R's friends and colleagues at the antro Utopia, just off the Zócalo. We're here to hear covers of music by Joaquín Sabina, performed by another one of Claudia's friends. Note the living wall at left rear. Also note that I may be the least educated person in this picture.
UTOPIA : Be the change you wish to see in the world.
Mattress Factory Community Art Lab
Artist Educators: Kevin Clancy and David Pohl
June 18-29, 2012
Monday-Friday 9am-12pm
Utopia is an imaginary place inhabited by an ideal society who enjoy complete social and political harmony. Utopia translates to both “good place” and “no place”, and this imagined model of perfection can inspire us to envision, design, and transform the world we live in every day. In this session, students will dream wildly, envision their own Utopias, and become the change they wish to see in the world. The course will explore the concept of Utopia through various forms of creative communication, ranging from printmaking and music to installation and portable architecture.