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California State University, Dominguez Hills
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Created: October 19, 2006
Latest Update: October 19, 2006
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Exhibit Works, Fall 2006

Icon and Ideology: Fish Unit as Icon of Christian Peace and Love and as Icon of Atomic Destruction of Bomb

Juliette's art piece using fish unit:

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Believe It. Own It. Series 1

Model for fish and bomb icon with words that typify message:

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Framing the Message with Words and Icons
Believe It. Own It. Series 1

 

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OOPS !
By Patricia Aconé

Pat is unhappy with the Bush Administration. Oops! is what we put together one afternoon outside the Grab & Go to express how she felt. We used triangles, targets, rifles, detainees being roped and caught without habeas corpus, A Christian fish icon, with a hint of Hiroshima if you look closely. Could that be Nixon who emerged in the lower left corner? Hmmm???

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OOPS !
By Patricia Aconé

Colors matter. Play until you find the image that suits your feelings or your questions or your puzzling. jeanne

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OOPS !
By Patricia Aconé The original printer's proof. No color.

 

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Love Listens in Good Faith

 

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The Iconology of Ideology
Believe It. Own It. Series 1

You'll find all the components of this piece on Instructions for Fish/Bomb Card No. 2. You can add and subtract pieces as you wish, size them as you wish, color them as you wish, texturize them with newspapers, stamps, sharpies, whatever. Notice how iconology permeates our culture. Be aware of the visual. Share iconology and ideology as one of the skills of community-building you are learning

This work doesn't go in the catalog. It goes in the instructiional manual. It's one of the cards I chose for interactive discourse at the exhibit. jeanne

 

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Naoko Takeuchi's Flag Piece for the Exhibit



Superman Holding Up the Flag. YES.
Believe It. Own It. Series 1

 

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Onelia's Water for All



Onelia's Water for All
Believe It. Own It. Series 1

Inside of Onelia's fish card:



Even the Fish as Part of the Whole Ecology

 

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Yvonne's Version of Our Flag



Yvonne Ramirez' Version of Our Flag
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News Visuals of Culture


Robert Neubecker for the LA Times.

News Visuals of Culture
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from the Los Angles Times, Sunday, October 22, 2006.

This piece doesn't belong in the catalog, but in the instructional manual. It's not ours. It's Robert Neubecker's work for the LA. Times. jeanne

 

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Onelia's Triangle Piece for the Exhibit



Onelia's Triangles
Believe It. Own It. Series 1

 

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Onelia's Triangle Piece for the Exhibit



Onelia's Triangles
Believe It. Own It. Series 1

Note the difference placement makes, and the difference made by deepening the blacks. jeanne

 

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Onelia's Professionals Piece for the Exhibit



Onelia's Professionals
Believe It. Own It. Series 1

If you're going to do the text in handwriting, try using some of the fancy stuff I put in the word, "professionals." That will gloss over minor inconsistencies you can't get by hand. jeanne

 

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Taking Just What You Need



Technology's False Needs
Believe It. Own It. Series 1

See Surfing For Life. My need to draw what I was seeing is what I call the "making of art," not as a commodity, not as a museum piece, but as a guide to seeing, to expressing that which remains unarticulated. When I started to draw, I had nothing particular in mind. But as I added the spear in the Paint program, I realized that I needed more triangles, more spears. And as I continued to add more less obtrusive triangles, I realized that this drawing meant to me the dangers we face when technology becomes more than a tool and takes over our humanity.(American Philosophy of Technology: The Empirical Turn By Hans (EDT) Achterhuis.)

 

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The Luxor's Pyramid



The Luxor's Pyramid
from which I took the inspiration for our pyramid box. jeanne
Pyramid Box Instructions

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