hey kids... i'm going to be in Colorado and Arizona for the next couple weeks. Does anyone know about anything art/sculpture related that I should look for??
that's all...
hope everyone's summer is full of excitement
peace
angie
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
Thursday, May 17, 2007
we were talking about maya lin (architect & sculptor) today in our art in urban settings class, and i came across this quote from her book, "boundaries".
“I began reading about fluid dynamics and flight turbulence and I talked to the professors of the aerospace engineering department there, just trying to get an idea of what went on in the building. And then, boom! One day I just opened a book, saw this image of a stokes water wave—a natural occurring wave—and knew that was what the piece was going to be about. You can only do so much analytic research and then I shut that side of me down and flip it and allow the true intuitive side to take over. You have to have faith in the magic. You cannot find a reason for everything you make, but that doesn’t make it less thoughtful. It’s very complex how we think. I like that. I like the mystery of creativity.”
“I began reading about fluid dynamics and flight turbulence and I talked to the professors of the aerospace engineering department there, just trying to get an idea of what went on in the building. And then, boom! One day I just opened a book, saw this image of a stokes water wave—a natural occurring wave—and knew that was what the piece was going to be about. You can only do so much analytic research and then I shut that side of me down and flip it and allow the true intuitive side to take over. You have to have faith in the magic. You cannot find a reason for everything you make, but that doesn’t make it less thoughtful. It’s very complex how we think. I like that. I like the mystery of creativity.”
Thursday, May 10, 2007
Saturday, May 5, 2007
Creativity and Education
I thought that this was an interesting video about the importance of art.
http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/view/id/66
http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/view/id/66
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