Next Week - Gallery Excursion

This has been an interesting week seperating the frogs from the tadpoles or the sheep from the goats or the fromage from the frottage.

Some of the results from the portrait painting, cabbage drawing intergrated with the photography, the bottles assignment, and sculpture project are beginning to resolve themselves.
And some of it is really quite impressive for five weeks into the course.

I see a range of emotions, from frustration to convidence and I guess that's part of the nature of creating. It's not easy, it's requires a lot from you and there are no guarantees. When it works there's a high, and some of us are still learning with the thinking processes and how to engage art. The positive is that I see change, growth.

I'm impressed with those who have taken on the brick challenge further.
I'm quietly confident that the public art project, despite being daunting , will yield a positive response.

Thank you to those who are making the blogs interesting. Some wonderful videos from Leah and Sab, and supportive comments and feedback from others, that is its purpose to act as a way to support communication and learning. Use the blog while there is the five week break. I hear some of you have swopped phone numbers.. that's great..shows there's cohesion in the group.
We meet back on Tuesday, 27 April.

There are a few students having some serious emotional/ medical challenges right now... just to let you know I support you where I can. Keep in contact and make use of the student support structures set in place at Chisholm.

We end this block on Wednesday.. a day of absorbing art.. enjoy.

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