DISCUSSION OF FREUDS UNCANNY (1:30pm-2.15pm)

The big questions/the big map

• Why is the notion of uncanny important to us as artists?
• Why read Freud?

• language
• Hoffman’s sand man
• the eye and the male organ (p. 8, left, bottom)
• automata, the uncanny valley (p. 7 left)
• the double (p. 10, right, middle)
• repetition: groundhog day (p. 11, left, top)
• repetition: coincidence  (p. 11, left, bottom)
• repetition: neurosis (p. 11, right bottom)
• the evil eye (pp. 12, right, middle)
• the omnipotence of thought
• epilepsy and disease (p. 14, right, bottom)
• imagination meeting reality (p. 15, left)
• surmounted feelings (p. 15, left and p. 17 left)

ASSIGNMENT SHOW AND TELL (two miniatures) (2.15pm-3pm)

LASER CUTTER DEMONSTRATION (3pm-3:45pm)

LECTURE BY SCOTT DRAVES (4pm-5pm)

MINIATURE

• National Geographic on the Flea Circus or this Flea Circus

SHADOW

• Indonesian Warang
• Lotte Reiniger
• Kumi Yamashita
• Tim Noble and Sue Webster

MOVEMENT

• John Kessler
• Jennifer and Kevin McCoy
• Jeff Shore and Jon Fisher

OBSESSIONS

• Miniature Wunderland
• Tilt Shifting: Keith Loulit’s Metal Heart Bathtub or Hulkamania,
• Slinkachu’s Little People

AUTOMATA

• Jasper’s 100 Favorite Automata Videos

Student Works

• Anderson Ranch Workshop