
SUPPLY PICK UP 1/14 & 1/15 Map & Procedures

I’m going to ask you to post a few visual, audio, or text files and share them with our class. All you need is a smart phone or internet connection and a willingness to move away from doldrums by exploring your current life with a creative eye. For this first week of school, I’ll post prompts that you may explore on your own or make into a family activity. It may be that you will “catch a glimpse of the creative ” that surrounds and resides with you and your classmates…
In my confinement, the views out my windows don’t change much. It’s the same yellow house across the street. I see same people walking their same dogs, more often now but still just the same. I need a different view. How about you? Let’s share views from our home windows. Which window, time of day, daily or unique view will you share with us?
For those a little more adventurous, how do you define “window” ? Surprise us!
Instructions:
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Period 5:
You’d heard it I’m sure. We’re living in historic times. Hmmm…Aren’t we always?
I heard a writer say that each of us have a 200 year span in history. For example, my maternal grandfather was born in the late 1800’s. He partly shaped my mother’s life, and in turn, she shaped mine. My perspective of the world is somewhat interpreted by their influence. My grand-son, who will most like live beyond 80 years, will see the turn of a new century. How much I will shape his life? I don’t know. Though I do know family stories are retold beyond the protagonist’s life.
So here’s your task. Look around your home for an object that connects you to the past. Photograph it so you can share it with us. And, try one of these photo composition techniques when you take the photo.
2. For a more complex image, place the object in a location that tells something more about the meaning of the object.
When you send in your photo include the following:
When I was nine my family took a road trip that went to my relatives in Missouri. My brother, Bill and I found in the attic of my grandparent’s home an old trunk with a conch shell buried deep under other paraphernalia. The conch had been alter so it could be used like a horn. We wondered how something we related to Hawaii had ended up in a land lock state. Family lore told that the women settlers used it to call the men in from the fields when there was an emergency, like Indians in the area. Knowing my family, it was more likely just used to call them in for supper.
Nothing can change your mood like music. Living in this era of Spotify, Itunes, and Amazon music, it is so easy to access all kinds of aural stimulation. So what are you listening to these days of stay in place?
Let’s compile the Multicultural Art Playlist.
Please submit an artist/group, a title, and a suggest a playlist category. All submissions will be posted on artsgood.com so we all can be moved beyond our own thoughts and walls.
Examples:
Artist/Group, Title, Playlist Title
Ray La Montagne, Jolene, Wallowing In A Blue Mood
Joan Armatrading, In These Time, We’re In This Together
Whitney Houston, I Wanna Dance with Somebody, Get UP and MOVE
Send your music suggestions to the Instructional Aide for your class period. Of course, the links can be found at ARTSGOOD.com > icebreakers
Did you know the definition of out and about?
(of a person, especially after inactivity) engaging in normal activity.
Is anything normal right now? Well, during Covid, when you’ve gone out and about, what did you see? OR, get out of the house RIGHT NOW and take a photo of something incredibly interesting or ironic or scenic or not…Send us a picture and tell us about it…
Raiza A.
Lela B.
Lyanna Mae B.
Heidy B.
Ivan B.
Christopher B.
Joshua D.
TJ (Tegjot) D.
Amy D.
Jaden D.
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Elijah G.
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Dennis S.
Amarbir S.
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Andrea V.
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Cassandra W.
Emiliano Z.
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Jacob U. (IA)
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Nathan T.
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Lana C.
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No Show:
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Jessica A.
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Jasmine O.