My favourite art
Thursday, 5 November 2015
Thursday, 22 October 2015
My Favourite Art
Last week I went
to Art Gallery of NSW for an excursion and it was really a good and new
experienced for me. I saw there lots of Traditional and Contemporary arts by
Aboriginal people. Although, all of them impressed me, I like the Warlugulong
art most by Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri and Tim Leura Tjapaltjarri. It is a
Contemporary art and physical property is 2D. For this art artist used synthetic
polymer paint on canvas. The main reason for liking this art is story. This is
a story of two brothers who caught a Kangaroo and ate it. Since they were
hungry, they did not share it with other people. When their father knew about
that he became angry and made a fire in the jungle to kill them. Then storm and
flood came and washed them away. The another reason is dot points on the canvas
that how Aboriginal people expressed their unspoken language and dream story by
using these. If anyone looks closely, it is noticeable that in the middle of
the art there is a fire and then some footsteps of two brothers. On the right
hand side there is also some two brother’s skeletons, shown against background
representing smoke and ashes. Aboriginal people normally use three colours for
painting but here artist used more than three colours and maintained the
simplicity of the art. The above prospective view of it is aerial view.
Reflection about twitter from week 8
In week eight, I opened an account on twitter for the first time. Before I have not had any
idea how to use twitter, and how it can help me in academic research. But after
attending EAP week eight computer class, I have gained a lot of knowledge about these. Twitter
is mainly an online social networking service designed to help people to get
information for academic and social life. With the help of twitter’s ‘follow’ option I
can follow anyone and other people can follow me too. So it is really a good
opportunity to connect with colleagues, teachers and other people related to my class
matter. But if I do not want to be followed, I can block them to limit my followers for
academic purposes only.
Twitter let me post whatever I like by using embed tweet option within 140 words.
At the time of tweeting I can add link so it can re-direct anyone, who clicks on it, to
the original page. Therefore, it gives us the chance to share the knowledge with
classmates and friends. With the help of URL shortening services, it is easier to make
longer web-address shorter that can give information about the source of information.
As any post on twitter comes up with link, it has the potential to help research,
publications and conversation. I also learned how to secure my account with the help
of privacy option. Hence, no one can be able to hack my account. Hash tag is another
important aspect which uses to categorize and make tweet more visible. So we can get
related tweets from different users that will help each other to get information for
assignments and so on. With more feeds coming through everyday, in many ways
they are useful in daily life.
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