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Advice needed on running a crit group for artists. I've been asked to set up and run a crit group for artists at my local printmaking workshop. Although I teach, I've never run a group like this before so I'm a little unsure of how to go about it.
I guess the group will be for people to bring along their work to discuss ideas, problems they're having, technical issues etc, and to get feedback from other artists. Has anyone got any experience of either running or attending a group like this? Can you give me any practical advice about how I should structure the sessions or any books / online materials which would be useful for me to look at? I was wondering if I should have exercises or items for discussion in addition to what members bring along to share - or as backup if no one brings work to talk about?
Any suggestions and advice gratefully received – thanks!
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Professional artist here. I belong to a crit group that has met for 10-15 years with more or less the same group of people. Is the group you're setting up aimed at students, adult students or at professionals? With more experienced people you may not need to do much in the way of laying out ground rules. How big a group makes a difference. There are 6 of us and we have no moderator but we're such a small group that it's not necessary. We meet once a month. We all bring work - typically stuff in process that we want feedback on - not necessarily finished work. You can either start the discussion of a particular piece by having the artist talk about it - what they're aiming for, what they're struggling with or let people start by responding to the work. I've been present at some really toxic critiques in art school - so mentioning ground rules - no personal attacks, phrasing discussion of things that don't work in a piece about the piece not the artist may be a good idea.
We sometimes do exercises, go to exhibitions, travel together. Often share professional materials, pass on copies of books or magazines or useful online resources. If you are looking to share useful professional development advice there are lots of good sites -
Alyson Stansfield
Joanne Mattera
Janet Bloch
are three good ones - I know all of them personally, none of them are print-making specific though. On technical issues the best overall materials site I've found is the
Amiens Forums
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My wife does these all the time, and hers are quite simple actually. All her workshops have a critique session at the end, usually with refreshments ( even some wine to loosen folks up), and are done very casually. She displays the works one by one, and asks everyone what they like about it. Then she asks them to carefully delve into what they don't like about it. ( most participants keep their opinions tempered by the fact that their time is coming). Then she will give her professional opinion on things that are great or might need some work. Some of the groups have been going on for years , and they tend to develop stronger opinions. One thing she tries to avoid, is to compare one against another.
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You might set a time limit in the beginning to help with the structure, say, 30 minutes per person. That way, awkward silences won't cause the crit to end abruptly. Instead, people will find things to discuss if they know they must have 30 minutes for crit. Also you may want to limit the amount of artworks that someone can bring in a week. 3 may be a comfortable max.
The major topics of a crit often cover:
1) technique (this will be at the top if you're in a printmaking group)
2) display (lighting, framing, etc)
3) meaning (more common if the crit group also consists of art critics or curators)
Perhaps the person whose work is being criticized could begin by telling the group which areas s/he wants help in. Otherwise the discussion goes all over the place when no one knows what the artist "wants" from a crit.
You can alter the structure and mood of the crit in a few fun ways, such as the artist cannot speak during the crit. That way, the artist must only listen to a discussion about their work. Another alteration is to begin the crit with 10 minutes of silent looking at the art, and only after 10 minutes does discussion begin. It takes time to understand artworks, so this buffer time allows people to acclimate to the work.
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A couple other techniques I find useful are to ask those giving the critique to focus on their reactions before the artist explains their work - how it makes them feel, what questions it raises for them, where their eyes are drawn, etc. - as a way of helping the artist to know how their work is being received in an immediate way.
It's also helpful to set as ground rules that the critique should focus on what the
is trying to do, not what the critics would do if this was
piece. That can really turn the critique in a different direction.
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Thanks for your responses guys – really useful stuff. I like the idea of getting everyone to have a good look at the work first before any discussion starts – will definitely try that one.
I've got seven people interested in the group so far, only one of which is a professional artist so most of them will have been spared the trauma of art school crits. Interesting what you say about them being toxic leslies; that seems to be the tradition at art schools here in the UK too, certainly in my experience.
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Groupon reaches to the skies to deliver even less-qualified customers July 17, 2012 10:09 AM | Rocky Agrawal Guest Post With its stock continually reaching new lows, Groupon is going to greater heights to find customers. The daily-deals site is now advertising deals to customers via Gogo's in-flight wireless service. (Disclosure: I have puts and several wagers relating to Groupon.)
The future of local is real time and mobile July 16, 2012 12:52 PM | Rocky Agrawal Guest Post Since the mid-1990s, entrepreneurs have been trying to tackle the local market. Many have failed. Others, like Yelp and Groupon, have been successful selling services to small businesses, but those services are of dubious value. (Disclosure: I have puts against Yelp and Groupon.)
Weaker Q2 tech earnings could make investors jittery July 16, 2012 8:00 AM | Dean Takahashi Earnings season starts this week for tech companies, and no one is expecting outstanding second-quarter results. If the reports turn out to be weaker than expected, then tech investors might run for the hills, the San Jose Mercury News reported.
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Groupon's last private-round investors now in the red July 11, 2012 2:11 PM | Rocky Agrawal Guest Post Groupon stock hit another all-time low today. That in itself is not news — the company has had a habit of setting all time lows.
Square gets another competitor with COIN June 18, 2012 4:30 PM | Rocky Agrawal Guest Post Mobile payments company Square just got another new competitor: RevCoin's Coin service.
Why HotelTonight is a deal company I can get behind June 6, 2012 4:58 PM | Rocky Agrawal Guest Post Discount hotel app HotelTonight announced $23 million in funding yesterday. It's the kind of deal company I can get behind. (Disclosure: HotelTonight provided me a $100 credit to try the service.)
Groupon now worth less than Google would have paid for it in 2010 June 4, 2012 8:22 PM | Dylan Tweney Groupon's stock price has taken a beating lately, and when it closed today at $8.95, it brought the valuation of the company to a mere $5.78 billion. That's less than Google reportedly offered for the company in 2010.
Groupon tries out creepy new deal: tuck ins June 3, 2012 10:34 PM | Rocky Agrawal Guest Post Groupon today launched a unique deal: You can have a Groupon employee come and tuck you into bed. As far as strange deals go, this one even beats out the deal offered by Groupon Philippines for 76% off circumcisions. (Disclosure: I have options against Groupon.)
Groupon investors race for the exits as lockup ends June 1, 2012 2:39 PM | Rocky Agrawal Guest Post Groupon shares dropped to a new all-time low today as its lockup ended, releasing a torrent of new shares onto the market. Thirty minutes into the trading session, Groupon had already traded 75% of its average daily trading volume. This was Groupon's third highest volume trading day. (Disclosure: I have various puts against Groupon.)
Groupon shares tumble to new low after lock-up expires June 1, 2012 10:24 AM | Jennifer Van Grove Deal or not, plenty of Groupon insiders are opting to unload shares in their first opportunity since the company's public debut, and they're helping send Groupon's share price tumbling to new lows Friday.
Why Square should be worried about Groupon May 30, 2012 9:00 AM | Rakesh Agrawal Above: Groupon's POS order entry screen
Groupon acquires Breadcrumb to connect with local restaurants May 29, 2012 6:07 PM | Lindsey Compton Restaurant and hospitality point of sale startup Breadcrumb has joined the Groupon family. The Chicago-based online couponing firm has acquired the New York-based startup, Groupon reported Tuesday in a blog post.
Groupon is testing a payments offering to compete with Square and PayPal May 24, 2012 7:46 PM | Rocky Agrawal Guest Post Groupon is testing out an offering of its own in the increasingly crowded payments space, according to an email I was forwarded by a business that was solicited for the service. (Disclosure: I have various puts against Groupon.)
Groupon investigated for odd stock spike prior to earnings report May 18, 2012 9:02 AM | Meghan Kelly Groupon is being investigated by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority after the company's stock made a sharp, upward turn Monday, before earnings beating expectations were delivered at the close of business that same day.
Groupon rebounds with $559M in Q1 revenue May 14, 2012 1:11 PM | Jennifer Van Grove Still reeling from a disastrous fourth quarter, Groupon beat Wall Street's expectations and reported $559.3 million in revenue and $39.6 million in operating income for the first quarter of 2012. Monday's earnings report is Groupon's second since opening on the NASDAQ in November.
Study: Groupon's merchant quality is on the downslide May 14, 2012 7:00 AM | Rocky Agrawal Guest Post Have you had the feeling the quality of Groupon deals is going down? If so, you're right. A report released this morning by Giorgos Zervas, a postdoctoral fellow of computer science at Yale University, shows that the average rating of a Groupon merchant before a deal runs is declining as Groupon matures. Zervas and other researchers had shown earlier that a business's individual Yelp ratings dropped after running a Groupon. Yelp ratings by Groupon customers were, on average, 10% lower than those of their peers. (Disclosure: I met Zervas after the initial study and offered my theory that the average Yelp rating of merchants featured would be declining.)
Groupon goes after loyalty with U.S. launch of Rewards program May 10, 2012 11:43 AM | Jennifer Van Grove Groupon made its Groupon Rewards loyalty program available to all U.S. businesses today in an effort to counter claims that its deals are bad for business.
Doing deals the right way May 10, 2012 10:12 AM | Rocky Agrawal Guest Post I've voiced quite a bit of opposition to the daily deals industry, but that doesn't mean I'm opposed to discounting in general. Discounting can be an important part of the marketing mix, especially for encouraging trials.
My role in the Groupon story May 10, 2012 8:55 AM | Rocky Agrawal Guest Post Recently, people have questioned my motivations around writing about Groupon. They have tried to insinuate that I'm writing about Groupon for personal financial gain.
Why Groupon Now won't work May 9, 2012 4:57 PM | Rakesh Agrawal In Andrew Mason's recent letter to shareholders and in a press release touting 1.5 million Groupon Now deals sold, Groupon has been highlighting the product as an example of innovation and a potential positive for the beleaguered company.
Why Andrew Mason is still wrong about Groupon's prospects May 8, 2012 7:50 PM | Rakesh Agrawal After an accounting restatement, a shuffling of its board of directors and Groupon's stock falling to below 50 percent of its initial public offering price (and 66 percent off the high it reached on its first day of trading), Groupon CEO Andrew Mason wrote a letter to shareholders yesterday to try to swing the momentum back in the company's favor.
Groupon tightens its payment terms with merchants May 7, 2012 9:20 AM | Rakesh Agrawal Groupon is changing its payment terms with merchants, according to several sources familiar with Groupon's business and contracts. The company has traditionally used two different payment models. In the United States and Canada, merchants have been paid in three installments.
Groupon CEO Andrew Mason: We want to be "the OS for local commerce" May 7, 2012 7:33 AM | Devindra Hardawar After a rocky showing in its first earnings report, Groupon CEO Andrew Mason revealed his grand ambitions for the company in a letter to stockholders today. It's not just about daily deals anymore: Mason wants Groupon to become the "operating system for local commerce."
Local advertising startup Signpost grabs funding and a former AOL Patch employee May 1, 2012 3:08 PM | Sarah Mitroff Local advertising startup Signpost grew its business a little bit Tuesday with a $3.75 million investment and a new employee. Christopher DePatria, former head of sales at AOL Patch, joined the team as the vice president of revenue.
Groupon's board plays musical chairs as stock drops April 30, 2012 4:06 PM | Jennifer Van Grove Groupon's board of directors is playing musical chairs as the downtrodden daily deals company attempts to address fallout from an accounting restatement that sent its stock price plummeting.
Gap, H&M, and others welcome Wrapp's awesome social gift cards to the U.S. April 29, 2012 10:27 PM | Devindra Hardawar After finding success in Sweden and across Europe for its effort to revitalize the gift card industry, Wrapp is finally launching in the U.S. today. And to prove it's serious, the company has more than 25 retailers signed up to use the service, including Gap, H&M, and Sephora.
VCs are feeling super confident after a dismal 2011, survey says April 26, 2012 6:00 AM | Sarah Mitroff In the first quarter of 2012, investor confidence rose to the highest point it's been in more than a year. The latest Silicon Valley Venture Capitalist Confidence Index — which measures how much statup investing confidence VCs have — shows a significant jump in confidence over the fourth quarter of 2011.
Groupon gets boycotted for "torture porn" deal April 21, 2012 4:46 PM | Sebastian Haley Morality in Media is calling for a nation-wide boycott of daily deal site Groupon.com for what it claims are tours of a "torture porn" facility.
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Chicago Tribune talks to Groupon chairman Lefkofsky; asks the wrong questions April 18, 2012 12:14 PM | Rakesh Agrawal In the midst of all the turmoil of Groupon, which is now trading at a market cap below $8 billion and broke below the $12 mark in trading today, the company's hometown newspaper had a sitdown with Groupon chairman Eric Lefkofsky. As a former journalist who once aspired to work at the Tribune, I'm embarrassed for them.
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Clone king Marc Samwer out as Groupon's international head following record high ad violations April 13, 2012 7:21 AM | Ben Popper Groupon's business stateside has been embroiled in an accounting scandal that cut the stock price in half. But its international operations are responsible for two-thirds of the company's revenue. Yesterday the company announced that Marc Samwer, who along with his brothers notoriously creates clones of successful American startups, was stepping down as head of their international operations, to be replaced by the Austrian Veit Dengler.
6 tips for buying a daily deal April 10, 2012 11:19 AM | Rocky Agrawal Guest Post With all of the doom and gloom surrounding Groupon, which reached yet another all-time low in trading today, I thought it would be useful to write up my best practices for buying Groupons and other daily deals.
Shareholder sues Groupon's board of directors — on behalf of Groupon April 9, 2012 5:21 PM | Jennifer Van Grove Executives at daily deals company Groupon are responsible for egregious corporate wrongdoing, a new suit alleges.
Groupon breaks its Groupon Promise April 9, 2012 9:26 AM | Rocky Agrawal Guest Post This is the Groupon Promise, prominently plastered all over the Groupon site:
What does all the bad press mean for Groupon? April 7, 2012 12:30 PM | Rocky Agrawal Guest Post Groupon faced a deluge of bad press and unfavorable comparisons this week following its accounting restatement on March 30. This morning, I searched for Groupon and got this on Google News:


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The second woman in the Petraeus scandal had her first 22 minutes of fame cooking alligator on a Food Network show
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When Jill Kelley appeared with her twin sister Natalie Khawam on The Food Network show "Food Fight," a St. Petersburg Times critic called it the contestant's "22 minutes of fame." How wrong he was.
As of this week, Kelley's name is splashed over tabloids as "the other woman" in the Petraeus scandal; she the Florida socialite who received threatening emails from the former CIA chief's alleged mistress. And while the scandal-hungry media asks "Who is Jill Kelley?" her 2003 appearance on a Tampa-based cooking show adds a little color.
The St. Petersburg Times columnist depicts Kelley and her sister as glamorous and playful during their appearance, when they had to cook alligator:
I guess Natalie Khawam and her twin sister, Jill Kelley, believe you have to look good to cook good. How else can you explain why Khawam showed up Monday wearing a Chanel blouse, leather skirt and Gucci heels to tape an appearance on a new Food Network show? Kelley was no less dressed in Brooks Brothers black.
"Food tastes better when it's prepared wearing Chanel," Khawam joked.
… Neither the twins… are professional cooks. Khawam is single ("Put that in the paper," she said.) and plans to continue her law degree pursuit at Stetson. Kelley, the wife of Moffitt surgeon Scott Kelley, put her medical studies on hold to have a baby.
What mattered most during their 22 minutes of fame Monday was preparing the secret food choice: alligator. Each contestant was given the ingredient and $20 to go to Whaley's and buy ingredients.
Two hours later, their gator entrees, replete with two side dishes, were presented to the judges.
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CLINTON, MISS. (AP) - Michelle Obama on Wednesday congratulated this Southern state for a more than 13 percent drop in its child obesity rates, saying its example should inspire the rest of the country.
It's the reason she made Mississippi the first stop on a two-day tour to promote her signature effort, the anti-childhood obesity campaign she launched three years ago called "Let's Move."
In remarks at an elementary school near Jackson, the first lady cited new research showing that childhood obesity rates among elementary school pupils in the state had declined by 13.3 percent between 2005 and 2011.
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"It's the story of what you all have achieved here that we want to tell. It's the story we want to be telling in every state all across this country," the first lady said.
When she visited Mississippi three years ago, it had just been declared the most obese state in the nation, she said. But things have begun to turn around in just a few short years.
Mrs. Obama attributed the decline in childhood obesity rates here to efforts by state lawmakers, the Board of Education and individual school districts, which she said took such steps as setting new standards for food and drinks in school vending machines, serving more fruits, vegetables and whole grains, and replacing food fryers with steamers, to which she exclaimed, "Hallelujah."
Some churches even declared "no-fry" zones for their congregations, where only healthy food and nothing fried was allowed.
"So there's no reason why this success can't happen in cities and states all across the country _ if we're willing to work for it," Mrs. Obama said. "So now is the time for us to truly double down on these efforts. We know what works. We're seeing it right here. We know how to get results. Now we just need to keep stepping up."
The first lady said Mississippi, and other parts of the country that also have seen their childhood obesity rates come down _ including California and New York City and Philadelphia _ are showing others what works. After all, she said, "love for our children" is the motivating factor.
Mrs. Obama was joined by Food Network star and daytime talk-show host Rachael Ray, who arranged for two school chefs to compete to prepare lunches that meet newly adopted federal nutrition guidelines.
"I'm here to say, Mississippi, thank you. Thank you so much. Congratulations on your work," the first lady said. "Thank you for taking the lead on this issue. Thank you for serving as an inspiration for states and communities across the country."
About one-third of U.S. children are overweight or obese, putting them at higher risk for heart disease, diabetes and high blood pressure, among other ailments.
Mrs. Obama launched "Let's Move" with the goal of helping to reduce childhood obesity rates within a generation. In response, a range of industry groups and others, including food companies, restaurants, retailers and others, promised to make their food healthier and make it easier for kids to get needed exercise.
Among the changes: Wal-Mart is now putting special labels on some of its store-brand products to help shoppers quickly spot healthier items. Millions of schoolchildren are helping themselves to vegetables from salad bars that have been donated for their lunchrooms. Kids' meals at Olive Garden and Red Lobster restaurants are automatically served with a side of fruit or vegetables and a glass of low-fat milk.
For the cafeteria cook-off, each school chef was paired with a professional chef and each team was given 30 minutes to prepare a lunch for 20 kids that met federal nutrition guidelines.
One team fixed two types of fajitas and a fruit smoothie, while the other team whipped up a turkey Sloppy Joe sandwich on a patty made of quinoa, fruit salad with a sour cream and honey dressing and broccoli trees.
A panel of 20 students from the school judged the finished products. Mrs. Obama and Ray also sampled the lunches and kept saying how delicious they were.
"If these kids are eating like this every day," said Ray, "I'm coming to lunch here," added Mrs. Obama.
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Rising prices are "leading to riots, demonstrations and political instability," New York University economics professor Nouriel Roubini said during a panel discussion. "It's really something that can topple regimes, as we have seen in the Middle East."
What's causing food prices to rise? There are multiple factors, ofcourse, but probably the two most important ones, according to NPR, are higher oil prices and increased use of corn for ethanol.
For its part, oil is used in producing, processing, and transporting food to market. As this Energy Bulletin article explains, "Virtually all of the processes in the modern food system are now dependent upon this finite resource, which is nearing its depletion phase." So, when oil prices rise — as they have in recent months, from around $35 per barrel in December 2008 to nearly $90 per barrel in December 2010 – so does the price of food. This affects poor people in countries such as Egypt tremendously, especially given that many ofthese people live on just a few dollars a day. We saw this samephenomenon in Mexico's "tortilla riots" in 2007, when "rising international corn prices, spurred by demand for the grain-based fuel ethanol…led to expensive tortillas" and to "angry protests by consumers." We also see the same forces around the world, according to the U.N. World Food Program, which points out that "[r]isks of global instability are rising as governments cut subsidies that help the poor cope with surging food and fuel costs to ease budget crunches."
With regard to using corn to produce ethanol for fuel, the net result is to take huge amounts of food off the market, reducing the supply and thereby causing the price to rise. According to an article in the Sunday Des Moines Register, "influential voices continue to question the use of corn to make ethanol." That includes the Wall Street Journal, which "last week described as 'immoral' the renewal of the 46-cent-per-gallon tax subsidy for ethanol," even as "federal regulators a week ago approved expanding the blendratio of ethanol in unleaded gasoline from 10 percent to 15 percent."
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The Davos delegates could not ignore street riots in Tunisia and Egypt that were touched off by high food prices. Separately, Algeria shook the wheat markets last week with a massive purchase aimed at staving off shortages.
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Trish Bolster credits our Blessed Mother Mary for the peace of mind and heart that are present in her mornings.
Trish Bolster is celebrating a birthday and thinking about how pregnancy and age have changed her inside and outside.
Trish Bolster contemplates small cars and big families, with a little bit of inspiration from Blessed Mother Teresa.
It was Tuesday night, the third night of our trip (not sure I'd call it a vacation!) to Boston to


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"Spring-Autumn" project by Qozop wanted to explore the way clothing is a marker of cultures and age. He asked parents and kids to swap clothes, the results are fun, and just proof that kids should heavily influence their parents fashion style
What An Awesome Mom & Daughter Duo-
"This 4-Year-Old Makes Paper Dresses With Her Mom — And They Keep Getting More Amazing" Via Huff Po
Just another reason I love Michelle Obama, taking the initiative that health advocates have been demanding for years changing the nutrition labels…I nerd over this stuff, but can't wait to see the added sugars in things (although I'll still have to wait a year from the labels actually hitting market).
Good Men Give A F*ck! A social mission & sense of humor, yes please. Nice work L.Condoms #acalltogoodmen
Gorgeous animation!
Reminds me of Okami (which makes sense), and made for Louis Vuitton (which I could take it or leave it tbh), anyway…Happy Lunar New Year!
This is absolutely memorizing…nice work
This is awesome! I wish it was free, but look into the sky Friday to see what love notes people are putting into the sky for $500.


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I have gone through several hangers on this frame. I seem to pick up lots of sticks and other crap that log in the derailleur (long cage XT) and cause the hanger to snap. Any ideas why this is happening?
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