Emoree

ding dong the witch is dead woohoo! when i was in school in my contemporary art history class all i could think of was "when is post modernism going to be over?" Christ, 50+ years, time to be done. metamodernism sounds pretty broad and vague. What do you think about neo-sentimentalism, the move toward essentials and truth, away from ironic navel gazing (etc). I like the way it is described here: http://dogeatcrow.blogspot.com/2011/10/neo-sentimentalists.html

Hey guys, I could really use your input. I graduated in 2004 (BA Studio Art, focus on printmaking) and have spent most of my time since then just trying to support myself and get by. I worked in an animal shelter for most of that time. Only the past year have I been able to really start doing art again, primarily printmaking. I applied in 2010 for two grad schools and didn't get into either, but it wasn't surprising since my portfolio was very scattered and my statement was terrible. I have developed a lot the past year, however I continue to have terrible angst about my work... The whole "Is it art?" thing turned on its head (so funny, in a despairing way, to think of it that way). There is concept behind my work, of course, but I'm not confident that it's obvious from just looking at it, without having a statement to go with it. I am planning to apply for printmaking programs. I don't have a website yet, but I've uploaded some of my images here. I have a few new prints and paintings I haven't taken pictures of yet, but they are in line with this work (just better, I like to think ) I would greatly, extremely appreciate any comments. Thanks for looking: http://mothrasue.tumblr.com/

Those are the schools I applied to (for painting/printmaking) and I haven't heard anything. I know it's super early, and I literally applied on the deadlines, but I'm wondering if anyone applied early and had heard? Thanks!