birds of prey and the fantabulous emancipation of one Harley Quinn

First and foremost this movie was awesome in my opinion the fights scenes in this all female lead were choreographed nicely. It flowed really well there was some comic relief style fighting within the movie. But one thing that stands out is the new title “Harley Quinn and birds of prey” vs “birds of prey and the fantabulous emancipation of one Harley Quinn” which in retro spec should have be done since the beginning. And main reason it was changed was for more people to buy tickets to see the movie. That kinda sucks because it is a good storyline it is mostly about Harley Quinn but has nice blend of characters Ewan McGregor villain was diabolical in the best way. Go see the movie. Like right now.

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Response to New Media In Art: Introduction: Pg7-18

In the book, New Media in Art, by Michael Rush mentions artists in the last century are experimenting more with mix media (7). Incorporating readymade objects, personal trinkets, and recyclable objects, focusing on the emotion rather than technical skills. Rush references a famous artist, Marcel Duchamp that changed the focus of what is a fine art. Duchamp for example famous piece controversial "fountain" sculpture was not considered art because it was ready-made that had no creat. However, it is an art because it was Duchamp protest towards the Art Galleries and Museums because who are they decide what is art. Art does not have definitive rules of what qualifies as art, there might be tasteful art and distasteful art (22). I think it should be up to the artist and audience to consider what is art, tasteful otherwise.

Response: New Media in Art: CH 3 150-160pgs

Michael Rush mentions exploring the lyrical other words combing the writing, poems, song, music, etc. turned into visual images, performances or installations(150). At first to me seemed kinda boring the writing portion and poems because I am not very good at and it is confusing sometimes trying to understand authors writing or meaning behind the story if there is one. But the parts that interest me are turning visuals into poems. For example, Bill Viola's single-channel video installation described as "videos as visual poems " grappling with identity and spirituality.

Response: New Media in Art Ch1: 39-50pgs

In chapter 1, New Media in Art by Michael Rush mentions a performance of beating a guitar on themselves until it disintegrated. And this reminded me of David Blaine when he would perform his extreme isolation meditation. Like with the ice tomb, standing 100-foot high, 22-in wide pillar, submerged in water and buried alive. He did these while filming for a tv show pushing his limits of the audience reactions. Another trick that comes to mind is the ice pick through the hand or arm in front of people. There is this raw emotion of disgust with doubt because that it can't be real? Right?

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