our class went to see
nick cave’s art exhibit
up close and personal
sound suits
colors
swirls
dancing
textures
fun
then made
their own accessories
in his style
and
learned so much
about art having no boundaries
how things can look and sound and feel
art can be found in all kinds of places
and
most of all
that each of them are artists in their own right.
—
http://knightfoundation.org/blogs/knightblog/2015/7/1/nick-cave-exhibit-launches-in-detroit/
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This looks wonderful…x
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it really was –
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Awesome Beth.I love the way you expose your class to art ad life.
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best way to learn, i think –
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It looks like a great exhibit. I hope the class enjoyed seeing it.
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they did !
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Fascinating!
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i loved it too –
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Lucky little students, their minds constantly being shown new and exciting things. Well done B ❤️
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keep those brains growing )
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Wow that really is teaching and learning. Lucky class.
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i’m lucky too –
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Marvellous. I only recently saw the film with Clare Danes playing Temple. I was blown away by the woman herself and the brilliant performances of all concerned. Very inspiring.
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i saw temple speak at an autism conference, she was amazing.
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How fabulous. Your students are so lucky to have you open their minds.
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it goes both ways )
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Wow. Expose them to the cool things in life now. What a great trip, Beth.
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can’t hurt and may even help!
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I think we’re all creative/creators, whether it’s art or practical things. What do you think Beth? <3
Diana xo
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i completely agree –
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Sounds like a fun trip!
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it was great –
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Beautiful and festive. What a fun way to learn about art.
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It really is fun –
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This is wonderful and I also love the Temple Grandin quote to boot!
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Thank you )
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Hi there! Most welcome!
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I saw a Cave exhibit at the Seattle Art Museum several years ago. It was wild and incredible. His mind is on a different plane (or would it be plain) than the rest of use.
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wild and incredible describes it exactly, marie )
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I so deeply admire Temple Grandin for her overcoming her Asperger’s and becoming an expert on humane slaughter houses. She really knew how to think “outside the box,” Beth.
As far as this fantastic classroom field trip, I am amazed this was even possible. Down in Ohio, we are lucky to make it to a park or pumpkin farm, Beth. I am so proud of you for getting this achieved! What an awesome experience for the kinders! :) :)
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me too, robin. she is an amazing woman. as for the field trip, it was a great experience for all of us –
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I read you heard her speak and this was awesome, Beth. It was great how the quote went with your class’s experience and yours, too. :)
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thanks, robin. i’ll never forget listening to her speak. and some things just fit together )
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I check out other forms of art too as I often get ideas for things I do although not the least bit related in medium or subject.
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that’s a great approach, carl –
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Learning and experiencing that we are each capable of art in our own way is such a valuable lesson. The number of adults who think they aren’t artistic or creative is really sad. Your students have a great start to believing in their ability to make art. Awesome! <3
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i hope so, deb )
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I don’t see art. I see chocolate bananas with sprinkles. Delicious.
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yummmmm)
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A wonderful place to take children. Cool installation.
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they seemed to really love it, ted )
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So fantastic Beth. I think Temple Grandin is a marvelous human being. What a neat field trip.
I don’t have a background in art but I’ve found as volunteer art teacher, i’m open to so many different expressions of art, the kids enjoy every minute of it. They are all artists.
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i think she’s a amazing person too. and i agree with you about the children )
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So wonderful sculptures, truly great. Oh Beth, I want to be your pupil too <3
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they were wonderful and i think we’re all each other’s pupils –
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Oh you’re an angel fallen from heaven. I could to teach to sketch. Thanks for this wonderful one minut of fantasy, and your good consideration to me. Have a nice day. xoxo
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