Made in Greece, From a Student’s Perspective

This was one of my favorite objects that was at the event and the other one was the pieced together armor I guess you’d say that’s what it was they were very interesting to me and the many other art works there it was cool to see the other students and professors interpretations on things in Greece it was also cool to see the variety of items there with unique styles and configurations. They also have food at these events like sushi and sometimes little bite sized sandwiches, but I did not go over to the food this time. I have been to these types of shows before with the cup show and all the different cups, they had that you could buy, and I was tempted to buy one of those cups from the last show, but I decided not to because it was a little more expensive than I thought. The other one before that was the Transference on October the 13 till November 10 last year and that one had some crazy art pieces. I have always had fun at these events and enjoyed going to them. I believe Mr. Pavel does an excellent job setting it up and getting it going to be able to be presented at an event. It is always fun to see everyone in my past art classes there which makes it fun also. It was great to do this project, and it was fun to look at things through reports Lense it was fun to see what I could do to enhance my story and give it depth and really find out what works and what doesn’t. It was fun also to experience what reporters feel like when they report something and document it. It was fun to try and get enough information on a document to fill it in enough to give in good details to keep it interesting. It was also important for me to see what bits would be good to add and what wouldn’t.

The ending of this project was very simple it had a lot of interesting objects that the students who went on this class took their time t design every detail on their masterpiece it was really fun to see the variety and creativity of the students who went on the trip to Greece and see their perspective on what they were going to create.

It was cool to try to see what information I needed to add and what I shouldn’t add to it to make it cohesive. This taught me that it takes a lot more knowledge to be able to gather information and to see what would work and like I said what wouldn’t.