Friday, Sept. 9 was another great class day. We started out exploring some of the objects in the collection(2nd floor) to helps us think of ideas for themes for the exhibit we are going to curate as a class next spring. It is truly not an easy task. Sometimes we cannot find any information on an object and the important thing here is being able to know it's history. Very challenging.
Then we had a presentation by a local, nomadic, art/event planners called THE END, who came to introduce themselves to us. They explained their project, which is a very simple, limitless and creating ongoing art dialogues in our community. They are also known as SPRING BREAK. Their events are usually thematic discussions , exhibitions, lectures, rare movie screenings, etc
I support their idea because it is informing and gathering a community of artists or non-artists and engaging us in an artistic dialogue that we may not even be aware of at that moment.
Thanks.
Picture: Kiwi and Domingo from THE END
Then we had a presentation by a local, nomadic, art/event planners called THE END, who came to introduce themselves to us. They explained their project, which is a very simple, limitless and creating ongoing art dialogues in our community. They are also known as SPRING BREAK. Their events are usually thematic discussions , exhibitions, lectures, rare movie screenings, etc
I support their idea because it is informing and gathering a community of artists or non-artists and engaging us in an artistic dialogue that we may not even be aware of at that moment.
Thanks.
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