Using your Graphic Portrait as a source material, or a new collection you generate from it, republish it to a specific audience.

Consider, what transformation does the information undertake in order to be distributed? What methods can you use to publish your work to a specific audience? Do you distribute the work across many channels? Is there a key to decode your work you distribute to key individuals? How can the “content”, form, and distribution method / audience all work together to amplify the ideas present in your Graphic Portrait?

Work in groups of three to brainstorm publishing methods, then reformat and publish (or create a proposal) your portrait to a specific audience.

Be prepared to share your progress by the end of class.

Reference

• A Cookbook of Invisible Writing, Amy Suo Wu
• Dead Drops, Aram Bartholl
• DocuColor Tracking Dot Decoding Guide, EFF
• face-obfuscator, davebaraka
• Facial Weaponization Suite, Zach Blas
• Grille (Crypography), Wikipedia
• Hyperlink Press presents REMEMBERING LB CITY VOL. 2: PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE
  
• Steganography, Wikipedia
• Sunrise/Sunset, Whitney Museum of American Art
• This Unjust Mirror, Constant Dullaart
• Thunderclap, Amy Suo Wu

Thunderclap, Amy Suo Wu

Due Mar 17
Topics: Circulation, Audience, Publishing, Distribution