lou suSi
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Works in Boxford, Massachusetts United States of America

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BIO
lou suSi is an accomplished designer focused on: ux; design leadership and education; public speaking; art and design curation; performance art; dynamic and new media; dark humor; and cyberSurrealism.

lou currently works as a UX Manager for Sallie Mae's Web Strategy team in Newton, Massachusetts. He earned his MFA in Communication Design in the Winter of 2011 from The Dynamic Media Institute at The Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston. His thesis 'confounded: future fetish design performance for human advocacy' leverages humor, performance art intervention and scenario-driven, tech-themed prototypic simulations to explore our human relationships with and through our modern and near-future technologies.

• lou curates live, interdisciplinary, cyberSurreal exhibit-events as the Bureau of cyberSurreal investigation
• he founded and collaboratively composes and plays with the laugh performance group Laugh Foundation
• lou also plays guitar and sings with lou suSi + the information, Mother Funkenstein and the art rock orkestra Group of 9
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EVENT

The Salem Poetry Happening


Dates:
Fri Sep 15, 2006 00:00 - Thu Aug 31, 2006

Cornerstone Books of Salem, Massachusetts and BijaXOuS suPpleMente proudly announce the first installment of The Salem Poetry Happening. Come one, come all


DISCUSSION

Re: contact


i'm an objective newspaper

> seeking an objective newspaper

DISCUSSION

Re: deer


: perhaps squiggles on a napkin would be more 'hipster' :


DISCUSSION

Re: Burning Down The House :eR


the aesthetic values of George W Bush - what a topic for an essay - thank you for putting the words together my little friend oh dear netizen Ivan ::: >>>

when will we begin to create an anti-dada artistic movement? after all - wasn't it dada that began the 'anti' isms of the 1920s + 30s? or was it futurism? i forget a bit now unfortunately - and i am sure that the 'anti' portion of that | those artforms eventually brought that | those movements to a nihilistic dead-end hault of sorts - but still - why not start up - not an anti-art - but an anti-anti-art? or rather an anti-dada or anti-futurism or anti-flux?

anyone?

Rumsfeld?

much lnv

:: lS :|:

Ivan Pope wrote:

> > Just because I dare say some art is aesthetically "better"
> > than some other art,
>
> It is very brave of you, but it does not make it true.
>
> > Likewise, as an "art" lover, I'm not obliged
> > to defend the artistic sanctity of Tracy Emin's work. Not
> > simply because her work is "bad," but because of the specific
> > way in which it's "bad." It's anti-art that laughs at craft
> > and questions the practice of assigning aesthetic value to
> > artwork in the first place.
>
> Do you mean it's anti-art _because_ it laughs at craft? Can't art
> laugh at
> craft? Can't art question the practice of assigning aesthetic value?
> Isn't
> that part of the job of art?
>
> Or - whose aesthetic value do we want to assign to artwork? Yours? My
> dads?
> George Bush's?
>
> Ivan
>
>
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