What We Found

Cheryl Colan's video journal of Phoenix College's course entitled "Urban Field Studies: The Art of Finding." The hands-on class highlights locating and creating with found resources. Trips to local thrift stores, salvage yards, and urban fields introduce students to locating and documenting resources. Students create with found materials in the field and studio. Taught by Joe Willie Smith, a multimedia artist who creates works of art with found materials.

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Tuesday, April 10, 2007

Cave Creek

Episode 19, in which Cheryl photographs bugs, er, doing it.

And we see a Gila monster! We visited a riparian area northeast of Phoenix. Since many desert plants are protected, I took only photographs. They're available on Flickr.

Posted by Cheryl at 6:34 PM

Labels: Arizona, Cave Creek, desert, finding, foraging, Gila monster, natural materials, Spring

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This is a video blog documenting the first offering of "Urban Field Studies: The Art of Finding" studio art course at Phoenix College during the Spring 2007 semester. If you'd like to see it all from the start, begin at the first post. Then navigate to the next post by clicking the "Newer Post" link at the bottom of the page. Lather, rinse, repeat until you reach the end!

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