Categories: investigations

An art project to investigate:

Ze Franc’s Website.

Actually, Ze Franc has MAAAAAANNNNY projects on his website that are worth investigating. I recommend the links under the categories, “projects,” and “participate.” In your response, you may choose to respond to the site as a whole, or one or two projects in particular.

1) follow the link and read about/look at/listen to the project.
2) Post your investigation (notice reaction, ask a question, make a plan) in the comments field.
3) If five people have already commented, choose a different link

An art project to investigate:

Mail Art Projects

1) follow the link and read about/look at/listen to the project.
2) Post your investigation (notice reaction, ask a question, make a plan) in the comments field.
3) If five people have already commented, choose a different link

An art project to investigate:

Matt Brown’s Fictitious Design

1) follow the link and read about/look at/listen to the project.
2) Post your investigation (notice reaction, ask a question, make a plan) in the comments field.
3) If five people have already commented, choose a different link

An art project to investigate:

Moth Trails

1) follow the link and read about/look at/listen to the project.
2) Post your investigation (notice reaction, ask a question, make a plan) in the comments field.
3) If five people have already commented, choose a different link

An art project to investigate:

Sticky Moments

1) follow the link and read about/look at/listen to the project.
2) Post your investigation (notice reaction, ask a question, make a plan) in the comments field.
3) If five people have already commented, choose a different link

An art project to investigate:

The One-Minute Writer

1) follow the link and read about/look at/listen to the project.
2) Post your investigation (notice reaction, ask a question, make a plan) in the comments field.
3) If five people have already commented, choose a different link

An art project to investigate:

pinhole parcel project

1) follow the link and read about/look at/listen to the project.
2) Post your investigation (notice reaction, ask a question, make a plan) in the comments field.
3) If five people have already commented, choose a different link