Category: community arts

• Running with the Cows (or, “Til the Cows Come Home – Georgia Road Trip, Part 10)

  So, where was I? Right… we were leaving Aphrodisias, and I was giving Harun the option of camping at a place about 2k from the site, or driving all the way to Pamukkale (which was not really all that far – we could make it in time for dinner). I was betting ’50-50′ (under normal conditions,…

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  June 26, 2017

  community arts, Deborah Semel Demirtaş, Photography, Road Trip

  collage, contemporary art, cows, Deborah Semel Demirtaş, Georgia, Photography, travel, Turkey

• Severed Heads

  This beautiful work by an art student in New York  and my wish to share it with you has finally put an end to my procrastination. After the hectic energy and motion involved in getting together my most recent bit of installation art, “Have Your Photograph Taken as an Ottoman Princess”; followed by total paralysis in…

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  November 28, 2015

  Aesthetics, Art, Bodrum Bienninal, community arts, Contemporary Art, Deborah Semel Demirtaş, Installation art, Ottoman Princess, Uncategorized, Women

  contemporary art, Deborah Semel Demirtaş, forensic art, installation, New York Academy of Art, Ottoman Princess, violence, women