ArtDialogue: conversations in images
1stfans January twitter art feed. Any comments or questions
can be sent to theartproject.net@gmail.com
Posts tagged "dialogue4thread4"
2 years ago
from @WillCary
Former @1stfans Twitter Art Feed artist Duke Riley writes an open Letter to Hugo Chavez on HuffPo This is amazing
(to reply to this image include the following in your tweet: @1stfans @WillCary thread4)
original post via Huffington Post
from @_randomthoughts
Valerie Hegarty discussing the painting that will inspire her print for 1stfans
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original post via welcome to my own little piece of heaven
from @WillCary
I know this is obvious, but this image is consuming my work and will continue to do so for the next 2+ weeks!
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original post via Brooklyn Museum Blog
dialogue #4: meta (or what’s happening?)
our fourth ArtDialogue is meta
sooner or later it had to come down to this: how we use twitter
our last dialogue starts with the first thing you see when you post a tweet:
what’s happening?
we want to see
what you are doing
what are you working on
your new project
what’s on your mind
a tweet is 140 characters
a picture is 1000 words
so… twimage
post an image now!
ArtDialogue4 will be structured a bit differently than the previous ones: each participant will get their own thread that they can continue to add to creating a visual representation of their week.
as always with ArtDialogue we want your image @replies to other 1stfans posts, so:
- if you reply to an image it becomes part of your thread & theirs
- if someone replies to your image, their image will appear in your thread
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please tweet a link to your image response to @1stfans
- you can tweet a phone cam pix
- find an image on the web and tweet that
- upload an image to any photo sharing service and tweet its url
(how to play: more detailed instructions)
As 1stfans add images to the conversation, they will be
- retweeted to all @1stfans
- posted to this blog
- added below as a thumbnail as the starting point for “threads”
please play & please have fun
Twittering Machine (Die Zwitscher-Maschine), Paul Klee, 1922.
Oil transfer drawing on paper with watercolor and ink on board with gouache and ink borders, 25 1/4 x 19” (64.1 x 48.3 cm). Purchase. © 2009 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn
via Museum of Modern Art, RT @davidzaza & @lbgilbert
