Back in Los Angeles and back in action. Now on to finishing the catalog from the show that just opened and continuing to work on the commission. And make Uber better. Traveling is tiring. Stay tuned for more details on the new work and what's coming up in Uber.
I am an adult MAT student at Binghamton University, and a pre-service secondary education teacher. My content area is English, but I plan to continue my education; a PhD in communications Rhetoric is my long term goal. I hope to be a university professor when I am done.
I had an opportunity to view your work this past weekend at the Andy Warhol Museum. I was blown away--your work has such incredible depth! I start my student teaching this fall, and have been so inspired by "Win or you'll take losing for granted," that I will be dedicating a chunk of my summer to writing an entire unit on this piece. If my unit on your work is successful, I will be expanding the unit to include more of your pieces--there are a myriad of deconstruction possibilities to explore--and much for students to contemplate. I would like an opportunity to correspond with you as I develope the unit. I have some questions about your work. I would also like an opportunity to share student responses with you in this fall. My students will be required to write a paper on this piece as part of their final assessment.
Is there a way I can correspond with you via e-mail or by way of a business phone? I hope this message finds its way into your talented hands. Prior to viewing your work, my visit to the Warhol Museum could only be described as a chance encounter (I happened upon the Museum while in town for a conference), but after seeing your work, I now realize it was fate that brought me to Warhol's door-step . "Win or you'll take losing for granted" is a significant piece. I can't wait until the fall semester starts, so we can get busy deconstructing, and discussing all the complex Rhetorical themes contained within.
It is my greatest hope that we will have an opportunity to correspond in the near future.
hey there...seems like you're one of the persons in charge at uber. so here's what i thought: i'd love to receive a message when someone comments on my blog including the possibility to reply to the message. chris
