Blog post by Ella Bayes, student
The Philosothon!
This
is one of the longest words I have ever heard. It’s all about philosophy, and kids
putting their heads together to try and decide what the artist was thinking,
what is happening, what’s the hidden meaning and what feelings are in it? I
have decided one thing, 4/5/6’s are very, very dark.
So
where was it you may ask? Well, it was
in the city at the National Gallery of Victoria. It was a fun day and by the end of it all our heads
were very sore.
One
of my group’s favourite pieces of art was ‘Double O’ by Žilvinas Kempinas. It consisted of two fans with two pieces of video tape in between. The fans kept
the video tape up and it fluttered beautifully. Part of the artwork was also
the shadow. We concluded that the fans were two people and the tape was their
destiny.
Now you may think a trip to the gallery and
hearing others thinking would be prize enough, but no, these lucky philosophers
were all awarded a medal.
I
wish I could go again next year!
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Thursday 27 June 2013
Ode to the Thinkers
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