Jude Harzer Artist/Art Educator
My art is a reflection of my effort to recognize and embrace the beauty in the world around me, even when it seems most difficult to find. Contact me at judiharz@aol.com or visit my website at http://www.judeharzerfineart.com
Showing posts with label TED. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TED. Show all posts
Friday, November 13, 2009
The Golden Rule: A Charter for Our Souls...Compassion and Love
Religious thinker, author and former nun, Karen Armstrong, is the "designer" of the "Charter for Compassion",launched this November. It is a document, created by "the world" via a "sharing website", aimed toward uniting religious leaders to work collaboratively to achieve peace. Read more about Karen on the TED website, "ideas worth spreading." http://www.ted.com
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
How We See
"How we see is by continually redefining normality." Beau Lotto
As an artist who has always been interested in science, I am fascinated by the science of color and vision. As an educator,it is necessary that I comprehend the basics to share with my students. Vision and our perception of color are both complex and dynamic processes.Beau Lotto is the founder of Lottolab,an England based art and science laboratory. View Lotto's TED talk to learn more about the plasticity of our visual perception. More valuable and interesting information,presented in a very accessible manner, is available on his website.I have shared this information with my colleagues and students. Great stuff:)http://www.lottolab.org/
"There's no inherent meaning in information.It's what we do with that information that matters."~ Beau Lotto
As an artist who has always been interested in science, I am fascinated by the science of color and vision. As an educator,it is necessary that I comprehend the basics to share with my students. Vision and our perception of color are both complex and dynamic processes.Beau Lotto is the founder of Lottolab,an England based art and science laboratory. View Lotto's TED talk to learn more about the plasticity of our visual perception. More valuable and interesting information,presented in a very accessible manner, is available on his website.I have shared this information with my colleagues and students. Great stuff:)http://www.lottolab.org/
"There's no inherent meaning in information.It's what we do with that information that matters."~ Beau Lotto
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