In my newsletter article over the weekend, I wrote about redefining productivity. How I haven’t been feeling productive recently, but that feeling was based on an old definition. I’m not sure where the old definition came from exactly – my old artistic practices combined with external influences, perhaps. It was
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Jan 23, 2012 | Post by: Kat 32 Comments
Putting Myself In The Picture
While I love capturing the world around me, I hate being in front of the camera. Hate it. That’s why it’s with some tredipation and fear that I join in with Urban Muser’s In The Picture project this year, gently exploring self portraiture. I have noticed I carry a lot
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Jan 19, 2012 | Post by: Kat 25 Comments
Trust and Belief: The Lessons of a Twitter Hacking
A few days ago, I had my Twitter account hacked. I could have kicked myself, because after the fact I realized that I was a willing participant to the hacking. After living in a world of internet spam, with all of the suspicious emails, tweets and blog comments I see
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Jan 08, 2012 | Post by: Kat 6 Comments
Weekend Away: Wall Art
This wall mural, found in Old Colorado City, Colorado, cracked me up! You might remember a different view of this wall art in Exploring with a Camera: Opposing Lines. For “Weekend Away,” I take a little blogging break and share random photos captured in my travels.
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Dec 30, 2011 | Post by: Kat 12 Comments
Art Close to Home
Yay! I have a great art museum nearby! {Insert celebratory dance here.} My visit to the Portland Art Museum on Wednesday was very fun and exciting, mainly for the discovery of a wonderful art museum close to home. After visiting some of the most amazing art museums in Europe, I’ve
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Oct 19, 2011 | Post by: Kat 3 Comments
A Morning at the Museum
Art on a rainy morning, what could be better? While in Chicago, I had a morning free to visit the Art Institute of Chicago. A wonderful place! The first major art museum I’ve visited since returning back to the US. I enjoyed the opportunity to see some new works of
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