March 12th 2013
Video art to me
is still a little bit hard to understand.
However, I had been enjoying today's class discussion. I felt like a fool though. I raised my hand many times wanting to common
on this video made by Colin Campbell in 1972, but the prof didn't see me. After hearing everyone out, I was glad that
she didn't noticed me.
I had seen this
one 3 years ago when I was only in second year fine arts. Of course, I didn't see it as a piece of
art. I was alone when I saw it, and I
remembered it was shown in a very large scale.
I didn't think of anything but admired him for not afraid doing this and
posted for public.
I think a lot
of people had experienced of pretending make a speech of reviving an award or
pretending someone interviewing us.
Maybe, it was only me. I was just
glad to see this video of someone else was also doing it to prove that I was
not too crazy. However, that he had said
in the video wasn't too important to me.
In today's
class, everyone was talking about what he had said in his video and if it would
affect the Toronto audience or the world....
I really didn't care about that part.
So I was glad that I didn't tell my thought in the class, otherwise I'd sound very stupid.
