The last day of classes came and went without fanfare or ceremony.
As I walked into the bookstore to buy some tape for the construction of the portfolio for my Photography course, it seemed like any other Thursday. When I arrived in the basement of the Fitzgerald, I begun to sort the good from the bad, […]
My face-less self portrait assignment is completed, and handed in. Regrettably, I do not have a picture of the accompanying piece, but I feel it was rather rushed, not really on par with the large one.
Without further ado, I present you with the fruit of my labours. I would wager it to be close to […]
This will be the last piece of work I’ll discuss from the Minneapolis Institute of the Arts. After all, the field trip was two months ago now, and all this “current” news is as stale as a Chris Rock comedy routine.
One of the pairs of art we had to compare were a sculpture and ceramic […]
As the semester is coming to an end, my projects are slowly coming to arrive at their submission dates.
It’s a bit daunting at first, to have to complete some major projects worth a large portion of the semester’s mark. But as I slowly proceed at this, it becomes more of a habit, then a worry. […]
The map of the M.I.A. also stated that there was a Van Gogh, so while still in the Impressionist wing, I decided to look for it.
As I sauntered down the gallery, past landscape and pastoral scenes, I ended up somewhere in the ornemental silver section, alongside some statues, too. I was curious as to how […]
Remember in elementary school, when there were field trips?
You would get a permission slip for your parents to sign, pack a lunch, board a school bus and go to a museum or Provincial Park or the symphony? Remember how classes were on hold until the next day?
I guess I had that in mind initially when […]