All Blog Posts Tagged 'privacy' (6)

New Work for Privacy is the Next Revolution Project

Several new works have come in for the Privacy is the Next Revolution Project. Check out the blogspot to see the latest work! Blogspot: http://privacyisthenextrevolution.blogspot.com/

Here's a sample from Stiliachus:

This is an ongoing project. Submission details here on the…

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Added by liketelevisionsnow on November 17, 2015 at 7:29pm — No Comments

New Work for Privacy is the Next Revolution Project

Work from Horst Tress, Pedro Bericat and Guijarro Galeria Check out all the work that's come in to date by following this link to the blog: Privacy is the Next Revolution

There's no deadline for this project so if you'd like to contribute, go to the group page here at IUOMA for details…

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Added by liketelevisionsnow on October 16, 2015 at 11:36pm — No Comments

Privacy is the Next Revolution Mail Art Project

I've decided to make the project, Privacy is the Next Revolution, an ongoing mail art call. If anyone in IUOMA is interested in participating, please do so. You can see all of the great work that's been submitted so far at the blog here:Privacy is the Next Revolution Project Blog.…

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Added by liketelevisionsnow on October 12, 2015 at 9:10pm — No Comments

New Work Uploaded to Privacy is the Next Revolution

Work from Angela Behrendt, FinnBadger, Giovanni Bianchini and Carl Baker!

Check all the great work out at the project blog:

Privacy is the Next Revolution

If you'd like to send work, there is a group here at IUOMA. Click on the "Groups" tab and you'll find all the necessary information for submissions.

Added by liketelevisionsnow on May 12, 2015 at 6:44pm — No Comments

Privacy is the Next Revolution

New work posted on the blog from TICTAC, Carina Granlund, Dorian Marinho, and Borderline Grafix! See it all here: Privacy is the Next Revolution Blog.

If you'd like to submit work, go to the group page here at IUOMA or at the blog for submission details here:

Mail Art Call -…

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Added by liketelevisionsnow on May 5, 2015 at 8:00pm — No Comments

Disconnecting the Unsocial Network

Years ago I was reluctant to join Facebook. But I have to admit, it did help me reconnect with a few people who I had lost touch with. And, at times, it’s helped me connect with more people about my art and widen my circle a bit. But in recent years, Facebook has become more and more about algorithms that essentially are designed to make you look at advertising rather than what your friends might have posted. I don’t know how many times I have heard someone say, “Did you see…….on…

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Added by Tofu on September 23, 2014 at 1:01am — No Comments

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