In the last decade, field of Disability Arts has been recognised as a powerful source aesthetic innovation. Yinka Shonibare described it ‘the remaining avant-garde movement’ (Bragg, 2007), where artists with lived experience disability produce new combinations form, content and politics, which engage spectators in provocative reflections on way we relate to each other public sphere. Despite ran...

This ethnographic research seeks to describe the phenomenon of artistic practices traditional artists in looking at new technologies and media. Discourse on various performing arts events outside mainstream, 'periphery' (local) areas, which are often overlooked neglected discussions about art. The findings this study confirm progressive spirit Situbondo responding uncertain situation due pandem...

"Plague added the finishing touches to the great misery of Bristol; its inhabitants resembled prisoners more than citizens, being so low with taxation, so poor in habit, and so dejected in countenance." (Skeete 1645, quoted Latimer) En^6,? hundred years ago the final and most dramatic epidemic of the plague struck ann andJ an^ t^le terrible visitation at Marseilles in 1720, epidemic plague disB...

This paper investigates whether and to what extent there is a conflict of interest between artists and their publishers, regarding to whether and to what degree illegal distributions of their copyrighted recordings should be prevented. This conflict arises because artists also earn their profit from other market activities such as giving live performances, in addition to their share of profits ...

A number of creative people claim to have benefited from psychotherapy which utilized psychedelic drugs. Actor Cary Grant attributed "a new assessment of life" to LSD (Gaines, 1963). Blues singer Ronnie Gilbert, in 1964, was mired in a deep depressive state from which she found it impossible to break free. In desperation, she entered LSD therapy and, during the following six months, went throug...

Figurative artists spend years practicing their skills, analyzing objects, and scenes in order to reproduce them accurately. In their drawings, they must depict distant objects as smaller and shadowed surfaces as darker, just as they are at the level of the retinal image. However, this retinal representation is not what we consciously see. Instead, the visual system corrects for distance, chang...

'One picture is worth more than a thousand words'. A medical artist should always consider an illustration with this in mind. Unlike the brilliant illustrators of Dickens's novels, who needed to portray larger than life characters, a medical illustrator has to portray small, often complex structures, which may never be seen in the way it is illustrated, something a photograph could never achiev...

Please cite this article in press as: N. Koeni j.comnet.2011.10.021 Record labels would like to identify potential artists as early as possible in their career, before other companies approach the artists with competing contracts. However, there is a huge number of new artists, and the process of identifying the ones with high success potential is labor intensive. This paper demonstrates how da...

Artists throughout the ages have discovered a number of techniques to depict transparency. With only a few exceptions, these techniques follow closely the properties of physical transparency. The two best known properties are X-junctions and the luminance relations described by Metelli. X-junctions are seen where the contours of a transparent material cross contours of the surface behind; Metel...

The organization of music is one of the central challenges in times of increasing distribution of digital music. A well-tried means is the classification in genres and/or styles. In this paper we propose the use of text categorization techniques to classify artists present on the Internet. In particular, we retrieve and analyze webpages ranked by search engines to describe artists in terms of w...