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A very backyard pewter workshop was our first stop. I was not interested in the pewter, but the owner’s daughter was an at student and i really liked her work which was not for sale.
Vuong Van Thoo Living Fossils (2006)
There is a pool at my hotel…on level 4. There is also a health centre so i went in and asked for a massage. Did they have a massage menu NO what sort JUST NECK AND BACK did they have a space available PAUSE YOU WILL HAVE TO BOOK AHEAD….It took a few days and eventually i had a time and i knew it must be popular nbecasue when i went do check on times there were always very well dressed business men coming out or waiting.
I HAVE JUST HAD A MASSAGE AT A HEALTH CLUB!!!!!!!!!! A MENS HEALTH CLUB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! mattress on the floor, shower and lots of towels, …………………..i am SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO not relaxed just fingered.
a colourful group of ISEAns gathered for the closing performances.
Unfortunately stumpy got caught on an invisible step and I managed to execute a score 10 faceplant. Poor Gavin and Priscilla and the local kiddy nearby were left traumatised by the sight of my flying horizontal through the air and landing face down some feet away.
No real damage (not counting pride) ,but had an early night in anticipation for a marathon session in the morning.
I am not a fan of Dr Lanfranco Aceti JUST because he is a fan of ME! I am a fan because he is good looking and has impeccabe taste.
At the Slade School of Fine Art, University College London (UCL) he researched the inter-semiotic influence of visual emotive stimuli in avatars and the impact of technocultures (VRE and Social Networking) on the visual arts.
His theoretical and philosophical interests explore the issues of globalization, secularism, religious censorship and multiculturalism in relation to contemporary media and technological applications as possible platforms for reconciliation between East and West.
Currently lecturing contemporary art, new media contexts and technocultures on the MA in History of Art at Birkbeck College, he also is an Honorary Lecturer at the Department of Computer Science – Virtual Reality Environments at UCL and a Visiting Research Fellow at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Mare Tralla is an Estonian artist interested in the cultural differences of eastern europe from her perspective as an Estonian living in London but working between. She spoke of the history of feminist digital art in Estonia emphasising the contradictory ideas of local nationalism with the breakup of USSR at a time when there was general globalisation. She also expressed difficulty in defining cybefeminism.
Irina presented the work of Boryana Rossa in her absence and this video was a highlight of the panel.
