Our art class went to see the art exhibit at Emily Carr university on Granville Island. It was a really cool exhibit with a lot of variety. We were asked by our art teacher to answer a series of questions. Here are the questions along with pictures from the exhibit.
Piece that seems
unfinished
‘Thugs that can be seen only if you stop’ by Mira Song seemed unfinished
Because in the first two sections the work flows and is connected between the
two sections but in the third section the work does not flow and is not
connected except for the same colors were used.
What did you see
that you wish you could make?
There was a piece that was multiple sheets with designs that when placed
over each other and seen from a distance you could see a map of the world. The
piece looked really hard to make and must have taken a long time to make.
What genre
captivated you most?
I liked the a lot of the digital pieces like "a mall for
bunnies" by Nicole Dunn and "I want #$@!?%..." By Hannah (Girim)
Han and "Rapunzel: the happiness of solitude" by Soo Jin Kim. Because
they caught my eye and made me want to spend a long time looking at them.
A Mall for Bunnies
Rapunzel: The Happiness of Solitude
I Want #$@!?%...
Describe a piece
you never imagined possible
The piece that I never imagined possible was the one where a guy was
able to make signs move. I have never seen anything like that before.
Describe a piece
that seems accomplished
‘A Mall for some Bunnies’ by Nicole Dunn seemed accomplished because it
was well done and looks like a lot of work was put in to making the piece. It
wasn’t just something thrown together in a few minutes.
What piece
knocked your socks off?
The piece that the guy did where he made signs move. I have never seen
that before and I thought it was really cool. Having a ‘beware of cliff’ sign
where a guy was falling down through the clouds was my favorite.
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