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Persona: individual & collective illusions

Desire/Struggle

by D. M. Forsyth

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About the Book
This book is an interactive art opportunity for you to define your desire/srtruggle paradox, A low tech blog, a journal all about you.



Inspired by art installation -

"Persona: individual & collective illusions"



Author website
http://www.mixedmediartist.com
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Fine Art
  • Project Option: Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
    # of Pages: 182
  • Publish Date: Apr 07, 2008
  • Language English
  • Keywords fashion theory, installation art, performance art, fine art, journal, creativie, sculpture, identity, creativity, inspiration, psychology, sociology
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About the Creator
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Dawn Marie Forsyth
Los Angeles, California, USA

Degrees & Awards: MFA –San Francisco State University, 2008 MBE Certificate – Harvard Graduate School of Education, Cambridge - 2002 BFA –Otis Art Institute of Parsons School of Design, 1985 Critic Award for Excellence – Otis/Parsons Art Institute, Los Angeles, 1985 Art Exhibitions: (un)wearable, Cabrillo Gallery, Aptos, 2008– Video & Installation: “Persona” & “My Skin II” MFA Thesis Exhibition, SFSU, 2008 – Installation: “Persona: Individual & Collective Illusions” Stretched Threads, International Fiber exhibition, Atlantic Center for the Arts, Florida, 2007 - “AIR” Stillwell exhibition, SFSU, 2006 – Installation: “My Skin”, “My Skin II”, “Path of Thorns” Inveniam: design to inspire, SFSU, 2006 – “Body Poetry” & “Air” Discarded to Divine, de Young Museum, San Francisco, 2006 – “Deconstruction to Reconstruction” Discarded to Divine, Gensler, San Francisco, 2006 - “Deconstruction to Reconstruction” Fashion as Art, FIDM, San Francisco, 2004 – Installation: “Hung by a Thread”

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