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List of Artistic Media
Posted by kmcg2375 in books, digital storytelling, english, Lit_Review, social media on June 9, 2011
Some more thinking about what we mean when we say ‘medium’ in English curriculum…this list of artistic mediums has been helpful in contextualising English as a subject area within a broader notion of ‘arts’:
In the arts, a media or medium is a material used by an artist or designer to create a work.
- Architecture
- Carpentry
- Digital
- Drawing
- Film
- Light
- Literature
- Natural World
- Painting
- Performing Arts
- Photography
- Printmaking
- Sculpture
- Sound
- Technology
- Textiles
Wikipedia ‘List of Artistic Media’ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_artistic_mediums
Within that list, the medium of literature appeared with the following explanation and links:
Literature
Main articles: Literature and Writing implementThe art of writtenwords and typography is traditionally an ink and printed form on paper or is creatively written with many forms of media.
Common writing media
- Digitalword processor and internetwebsites
- Letterpress printing and computer printing
- Marker
- Nib (pen)
- Pen and ink
- Pencil
- Quill
Common bases for writing
This is food for thought.
The investigation into medium continues…
Book Art
Posted by kmcg2375 in english, university on June 7, 2011
Long have I prefered DeviantArt to Flickr, as I like the more ecclectic collection of ‘deviations’ (or text/art/photo/whatever-you-submissions) to the focus on photography at Flickr.
One of the best thinigs that I have found through my ramblings through DA are the other (seemingly increasing amount of?) ‘deviants’ and groups working on pieces of BOOK ART.
Take for example this whole group dedicated to making book arts:
http://book-arts.deviantart.com/
Or this group, where altered books are featured (I think the difference is a focus on assemblege?)
http://alteredbookgallery.deviantart.com/
Here are some examples of two excellent pieces by the deviant hogret:
The other genre of visual/written blending featured heavily in the DeviantArt groups is visual poetry. From what I can see it’s a more established genre, but please tell me more if you know.
Some of my favourite pieces come from deviants carrieola and giantshadow, who often contribute their work to the Daily Poetics group.
Here are a couple to help you get the idea:
Enjoy 🙂
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