In the sculpture video, I learned that there is an amazing
connection between the sculpture and the raw material he/she is going to work
with. there is also a lot more planning involved that I would think. I thought
the same thing on a previous chapters video regarding painting.
The second video was about glass and ceramics. I have
learned a lot about glass before, as I have visited the Corning museum of glass
several times in my life. They have a lot of demonstrations there and it has always
been an interesting topic to me. One thing I did not know was that different temperatures
make the glass react differently and that this is used in the creation of glass
items.
Installation art work is a idea that was new to me. I have
seen things that qualify as installation art, like a sound room at the art
gallery on campus, but I have never seen it in so many forms. I found it interesting
that artists work with so many new mediums to create their work. Video installations
are particularly interesting to me, like the picture in the text with the Buddha
watching a video of himself.
I always find the videos more helpful than the text. Not
only is the text very technical, but the example pictures of art it shows often
don't have a lot of descriptions. Experts in the field describing works in
videos is not only more informative for me, but a lot more entertaining.
While the videos on glass and sculpture certainly added more
depth than the reading, at least for me, my favorite video was the installation
art video. I found the subject matter fascinating and the variety of methods it
depicts and displays is astonishing.
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