Sorry this is so late guys,best of luck to everyone!Cheers,KennySee More

Here are images from my projects. The brown still is from my video. The black still is a model I want to have printed over the summer. I'll try to upload the video as soon as I figure out how.See More

I could not get my movie uploaded on here...so I will put the u-tube link on insteadhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJ-cvnV5izsSee More

I'll add some more photos as well as pictures from the actual camera one i get my proper camera back and fix my adobe applications.See More

Due to technical issues my laptop did not record the audio during critique. In retrospect I should have probably played a pre-recorded performance to really get across the sound I was hoping for. The momentum really didn't build like I wanted and having the lights on did end up hurting the piece.Here is a link to one of my attempts at creating the piece prior to critique. I am happier with the results of this recording.Download MP3See More

I've been jumping around with my idea for the final quite a bit. At first I wanted to scan in my Canon camera and make a pin hole 3d print out, but the scanner and costs proved to be too much. Now i'm building a laser cut enclosure and lens for a point and shoot digital camera. I'd like to address the toy camera scene and hipster ideals about cameras with this project. Quite a few people pay top dollars for cheap disposable cameras that are built in China and fall apart in a few days of owning…See More

So, those 3 interested me the most out of what we talked about.In regards to the question of "authentic work" a lot of interesting points were brought up about Jeff Koons. Some could argue that he is not an authentic ceramicist because he's never touched the clay or whatever material his sculptures are made of, and has instead a team of people who bring his ideas to life. But then similar points could be brought up for a lot of ceramicists, even those who shape the clay themselves. I don't know…See More

I'm not sure what part of the discussion I want to address. It was all pretty interesting. I guess I will comment on the topic of the artist's hand being seen in the work. That is one that I deal with lately in my work. I am a painting major, but a lot of my work is mixed media. One body of work revolves around "painterly" images that I take with my camera and print on canvas. I asked my professor bout the authenticity of printing my images vs painting them. The argument was that since the…See More