The line has been blurry between art and life for some time. What has changed is that we (all of us!) can now more readily and artistically capture life. Extreme selfies and outlaw Instagrammers highlight new questions to defining art–or even defining selfies. Is it the intention of the creator or the perception of the audience? See what you think in Rebecca Robbins’ “Meet the daredevil photographers racking up thousands of Instagram followers” in the Washington Post.
Dr. Pamela Rutledge is available to reporters for comments on the psychological and social impact of media and technology on individuals, society, organizations and brands. 
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The line has been blurry between art and life for some time. What has changed is that we (all of us!) can now more readily and artistically capture life. Extreme selfies and outlaw Instagrammers highlight new questions to defining art–or even defining selfies.