Apr 26, 2022
Week Seven - Class Notes
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Week Seven - Class Notes
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Media Workshop - Week Seven
Plaser Cast Steps
Find where the halfway line is in the object, plaster doesn't have much give so its important that there is no 'undercuts' or the cast won't seperate cleanly
Create stands out of clay and rest the object on it
Water is about half the plaster mixture - fill with plaster till an island forms on top of the water. Leave for two minutes
Mix with your hands - removing all lumps and trying not to create any bubbles
Fill your mould up to the line
The plaster will first turn glassey, then will harden in 20ish minutes.
Chemical reaction, irreversible, gives off heat
Plaster reaches a pliable stage first
when it is still soft place registration balls of clay halfway in the plaster - helps to match the mould when it comes to casting.
Also attach a piece of clay from the object to the edge - will form a spout to pour into
Once fully hard, vaseline the object and the plaster top, then pour in more plaster to the top
Week Four - Class Notes
Lecturers’ presentation - discussion about Mercy Pictures' exhibition 'People of Colour'.
5 x students present about an artist’s practice/artwork
Small group tutorials
Week Three - Class Notes
5 x students present about an artist’s practice/artwork.
Lecturers’ presentationÂ
Week Two - Class Notes
Lecturers’ presentation - Santiago Sierra, Phil Collins
Feedback on my Ideas:
They loved the sign idea, most of the feedback was for that one
One idea they had was to possibly fabricate my own signs
Look into more protests in New Zealand
History of police violence
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Week Two
Class Notes
Week One
Overview
In this class we take an expanded look at photographic technologies. We ask how the language of photography impacts the way we approach life. Then we take a closer look at photography in Aotearoa. The assignment brief will be explained, and you will join in some activities to determine the theme you will be studying.
Class Notes
Exciting first class. Glad I chose this module. Especially excited to learn more about the philosophies of photography as well as ethical practice. A lot of writing though...
Week One - Class Notes
Zoom Notes:
Anti Vax (Freedom) Protest at Wellington Parliament
COVID 19
Russia/Ukraine War
Housing Crisis
Media / Portrayal of the story
Green Washing (Pretending to be Eco)
Racism
Sexism
Ableism
Gender
Ukraine
War
Land Back (NZ)
Housing Crisis
Covid19 Equality
Climate Change
Colonisation
Indigenous Voices being part of climate change conversations
Homelessness
Accessibility
Social medias role in youth political learning and understanding
Social Media Privacy and algorithm
Mental Health Crisis
Consumerism
Carless Cbd (poneke)
Higher density housing
Rent increase / housing and renters rights
Self determination
Continued global conflict
Body politics
Trans issues
Death penalty
BLM
Identity politics
Class
Radicalisation
Misinformation
Inequality
Neo-liberalism
Alternate governance
Transgressive poltiics
Indigenious rights
Coporate control
Conflicts of Interest in media/positions of power
liberal politics
Micropolitics in subcultures
Cheese
Animal rights