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Net-Art
The official group of the Net-Art Course here on the Commons.
This course is open to all CUNY Faculty, Students, Alumni & Community Members.
The Net-Art Course website – https://netart.commons.gc.cuny.edu/
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Ryan Seslow edited the blog post How to Create Paper Cut-Out Art: Tips & Techniques for BeginnersHow to Create Paper Cut-Out Art: Tips & Techniques for Beginners
Back again with another lil’ series of 2D wall relief paper cut-out forms. Both of the pieces below follow the same process and technique. Im […] -
Ryan Seslow wrote a new blog post Exploring Human Creativity: Insights from a 20-Year College Professor
Two Decades of Teaching, A Reflection Begins..
It is time to tell the stories, the insights, ups, downs and all around experiences, 20 years of college teaching art & design.. Let us begin this series of posts […]
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Ryan Seslow wrote a new blog post Exploring Analog, Digital & Ai Mediums in Art: Layered Image Hacks from Old Slide Libraries
Exploring Analog, Digital & Ai Mediums in Art: Layered Image Hacks from Old Slide Libraries
As an artist, I’m always seeking new ways to create and communicate through visual imagery. In today’s […]
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Ryan Seslow edited the blog post 7 Tips for Cultivating Empathy and Community in Your College Classroom
7 Tips for Cultivating Empathy and Community in Your College Classroom
Hey fellow educators (& Beyond)!We are now flowing into week #5 of the Spring 2023 semester -> a belated welcome back!
While […]
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Ryan Seslow edited the blog post Loving Adobe Fresco - New Drawings
Loving Adobe Fresco – New Drawings in 2023
I have been getting busy with Adobe Fresco. (Fresco is FREE by the way!) I admit it, I love digital drawing! If you are an artist that is making a transition from analog […]
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Ryan Seslow edited the blog post Situations, Scenes & Circumstances
“The Agent of Ascension”, 2022, Digital Illustration / Photo hybrid
Situations, Scenes & Circumstances
Im excited to share a growing body of work that revolves around the idea of reality perception. […]
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Ryan Seslow edited the blog post Scott Rummler – Frequency Based Art
The NET-Art Website is pleased to share: “Scott Rummler – Frequency Based Art”
“Artist makes painting that can’t be photographed, breaks blockchain.”
Scott Rummler has developed a frequency-based pain […]
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Ryan Seslow edited the blog post An Ocean in Your Sky - A Video Art Exhibition
AN OCEAN IN YOUR SKY
“An Ocean in Your Sky” Animated Video, 2022, by Ryan Seslow–> VIEW THE FULL ONLINE EXHIBITION HERE VIEW THE FULL ONLINE EXHIBITION HERE
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Ryan Seslow edited the blog post 2023 - 2024 - NET-ART OPEN-CALL for Submissions!
2023 – 2024 – NET-ART OPEN-CALL for Submissions!
It’s that time Again! The NET-ART OPEN-CALL for Submissions continues this semester! FALL 2023 – Spring 2024 Edition What does […] -
Ryan Seslow wrote a new blog post A Sketchbook Tour
A New Sketchbook Has Been Completed, Let’s Tour It!
Well, here we are in the summer of 2022!Classes are now over, and its time to catch up on some “other-ness.” The category of “other-ness” can mean a lot […]
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Ryan Seslow edited the blog post Exploring Digital Art and Design on the Commons - A Workshop
“Exploring Digital Art and Design on the Commons: Techniques and Applications for the Classroom and Beyond”
Wednesday, May 11th 2022 – 11am – 12:30pm
Welcome!
This presentation is for the CUNY GC / […]
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Ryan Seslow wrote a new blog post Caption-Less Abstraction, Another Statement..
Caption-Less Abstraction, Another Statement..
“Caption-Less Abstraction, Another Statement..” is new looping video art work by Ryan Seslow.The piece is a visual statement, expression and commentary on the […]
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Ryan Seslow edited the blog post The Byproducts Poster of Twenty Twenty One
“The Byproducts of Twenty Twenty One” 2021, Digital Illustration / Poster – (click the image to enlarge)
The Byproducts Poster of Twenty Twenty One..
(originally posted to ryanseslow.com but there is […]
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Ryan Seslow wrote a new blog post Creative Fun for the NEW Commons Website!
A Happy New Year to You and Yours!
Welcome to the Spring Semester, 2022!
Allow me to introduce my first post of the new year: “Creative Fun for the NEW Commons Website!”
That’s right, the commons has […]
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