20150426

John Harvard Projection




John Harvard Projection, Krzysztof Wodiczko, April 20-27, 2015

Read: 
Harvard's iconic statue comes to life
Learn more:
John Harvard 'speaks' & video


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20150424

DAX 2015

The Digital Arts eXpo showcases the talent of Dartmouth's students in various departments including Computer Science, Studio Art, Film and Media Studies, and Music.

7pm - Screening - Loew Auditorium 
8pm - Digital Art Installations - Hop Garage 
9pm - Augmented Fashion Show - Top of the Hop


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guest critic @ADPD pro-thesis seminar

Guest critic for proseminar review of Art, Design, and the Public Domain (ADPD). Invited by Krzysztof Wodiczko, and Silvia Benedito. With Anne Liu, Chris Molinski, and Zenovia Toloudi. April 22, 3-6pm, Harvard GSD



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panel participant @Symbiotic Surfaces



Photos: Dan Hisel

Review and discussion of "Symbiotic Surfaces," an installation in the Casella Gallery as part of Advanced Topics 977. Friday, April 17th, with a viewing period from 3 to 3:30, and then a brief presentation, and scintillating discussion from 3:30 to 5. Invited by Dan Hisel. Together with Schultz, Anne-Catrin Schultz (WIT), William George O'Brien(wojr/MIT), Luis Carranza (RWU), Benjamin Peterson (BAC), Zenovia Toloudi (studio Z/Dartmouth).

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20150420

coffee (&tea) time




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20150419

invisible cities: models






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invisible cities: group critique



Photos by Ryan Hueston

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20150412

easter eggs




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20150405

bz @dartmouth now

New Faculty Bring Passion and Breadth of Knowledge, Bill Platt, April 1, 2015




"...Zenovia Toloudi, assistant professor of studio art, says her work draws on a spectrum of disciplines. “I am fascinated by how architecture as a field of knowledge gives the opportunity to creative thinkers to cultivate and combine multiple skills and interests towards a vision that aims to improve people’s surroundings,” she says..."

To read the whole article, visit the LINK 




"I often work with installation art as a medium to explore how invisible physical qualities of space (air, light, sound) relate to their subjective sensual perception (smell, vision, hearing), and how spectators of architecture and art become the makers and co-producers of space."

To find this and photos with quotes from other new faculty visit Flickr (LINK)

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bz @dartmouth life cover


Dartmouth Life, Issue Spring 2015, Photo by Eli Burakian ('00)

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