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We’re
Doing a Lecture at the Getty
What’s That Bug? has been asked to present two Point
of View lectures at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles
on July 25, 2008. The lectures are in conjunction with
the exhibit Maria
Sibylla Merian & Daughters: Women of Art and Science
curated by Stephanie Schrader. The lectures at 4:30
and 6 PM are open to the public. Sign up at the Museum
Information Desk beginning at 3 pm on July 25. The
J. Paul Getty Museum is located at 1200 Getty Center
Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90049.
MFA
Degrees
(03/19/2006) Credentials
Hi there.
I have enjoyed your site very much. Here is my problem. I
am a grad student in education at East Stroudsburg U. and
I would like to cite What’s That Bug as a resource for a project.
I can’t seem to find any infomration on who you guys are,
and how you know so much about bugs. I’m not asking for names
and addresses, obviously, just something I can include in
my paper? Please? BTW, the homebody site and knitting site
are cool too.
Thanks!
Sue Chew
Hi Sue,
Lisa Anne and Daniel both have Master of Fine Arts degrees
from Art Center College of Design. Daniel is the Chairman
of Media Arts at Los Angeles City College. Lisa Anne and Daniel
both teach Photography at Los Angeles City College. Daniel
teaches Design 1 for Film and Advertising at Art Center College
of Design. Lisa Anne teaches Photography at University of
Southern California. The truth is, the site is an art project.
WhatsThatBug
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to see some dastardly knitwear. She doesn’t get nearly as
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