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Analysis and Artist Statements Notes
Worktime for exhibtion Due TOMORROW at 8:30am: 1. Do work for exhibition that you can do at home! 2. Human Connection Task: Sit for 10 minutes in silence. Think and enjoy thinking.
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Analysis and Artist Statements Notes Worktime for exhibtion Due TOMORROW at 8:30am: 1. Do work for exhibition that you can do at home! 2. Human Connection Task: Talk to a parent about one of the following (or more than one) until you learn something new that you didn't know before: 1. What are your parent's dreams for you? What do they hope for you and your life? 2. What was life like for your parents when they were freshmen in high school? 3. What hopes/dreams do your parents have for themselves that they hope to realize in the next 10 years? 4. Who is someone NOT in your family who has been really influential in your parents' life? 5. What was your parent's favorite project that they did in school? Why? 6. What were your parent's thoughts when they saw you for the first time? When you took your first steps? Said your first words? 7. Questions you make up!  Analysis and Artist Statements Notes
Worktime for exhibtion Due TOMORROW at 8:30am: 1. Human Connection Task: Over this past weekend, the fires have destroyed many people’s homes and businesses. Talk to someone about the objects they would take with them if they had to evacuate their home or business. CHALLENGE: Call and talk to a person Carol assigns you! 2. Do work for exhibition that you can do at home! Analysis and Artist Statements Notes
Homework: Finish the book! (page 165 in my version) The last line is "When we reach the city." F451 Quiz 2 Worktime for exhibtion Due TOMORROW at 8:30am: 1. Homework: Finish the book! (page 165 in my version) The last line is "When we reach the city." http://www.secret-satire-society.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Ray-Bradbury-Fahrenheit-451.pdf 2. Human Connection Task: Montag takes many risks in the latter half of this text. Talk to one of your parents for 10 minutes with the prompt: What is a risk that you've taken that has paid off for you? What is a risk you've taken that didn't pay off? Why did you choose to take these risks? Analysis and Artist Statements Notes
Homework: Read until page 135 Or until the line: “With any luck at all, we can kill the train in here, anyway.” Worktime for exhibtion Due TOMORROW at 8:30am: 1. Fahrenheit 451 Packet. Homework: Read until you finish page 135 Or until the line: “With any luck at all, we can kill the train in here, anyway.” http://www.secret-satire-society.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Ray-Bradbury-Fahrenheit-451.pdf 2. Human Connection Task: Much of Fahrenheit 451 is about how the people in the world are not used to spending time with their own thoughts. Set a timer for 5 minutes tonight and just sit. Don't read or listen to music or watch anything. Just sit until the timer goes off. What do you find yourself thinking about? Why do you think so? Analysis and Artist Statements Notes
Homework: Read until page the end of Part II Once you are finished vectorizing a panel, email it to Mike directly now at mamarillas@hightechhigh.org Worktime for exhibtion Due TOMORROW at 8:30am: 1. Fahrenheit 451 Packet. Homework: Read until the end of Part II: http://www.secret-satire-society.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Ray-Bradbury-Fahrenheit-451.pdf 2. Have a conversation with someone NOT in our class for 5 minutes. They should be older than your parents and you should start with the question: How is life different today than it was when you were my age? Analysis and Artist Statements Notes
Fahrenheit 451 Packet. Homework: Read until page 83, or until the line, "If there isn't something in that legend for us today, in this city, in our time, then I am completely insane." Artist Statement Suggested Questions: Some helpful guidelines for your artist statement: Who did you interview? How did the interview go? What was the process of your designs? What does each panel represent and why did you choose this for your interviewee? How did you work together to create this lantern? What kind of circuits/materials/colors did you choose and why? What is the most important/valuable lesson that you learned from this interviewee? What are the most memorable moments from the interview? (No more than 200 words) Once you are finished vectorizing a panel, email it to Mike directly now at mamarillas@hightechhigh.org DUE BY THIS EVENING ~Instead of a reading log this week, you are to update your DP by Friday evening for the following projects: Cooked We've Got Style As a reminder: DP Requirements When you are finished: Submit your DP Here Photos for DP Update We've Got Style Photos Cooked Photos DUE BY MONDAY 8:30am 1. Fahrenheit 451 Packet. Homework: Read until page 83, or until the line, "If there isn't something in that legend for us today, in this city, in our time, then I am completely insane." Here's the digital copy of Fahrenheit 451: http://www.secret-satire-society.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Ray-Bradbury-Fahrenheit-451.pdf 2. Have a conversation with someone NOT in our class for 5 minutes or more about the meaning of life: Where do you find meaning in your life? Where does the person you are talking to find meaning in his or her life? What do you think the meaning of life is as a whole? What is the purpose of life? |
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