In February 2022, I brought two classes to visit The Arts of One World exhibition at The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. This interregional, intercultural and transhistorical exhibition is built on the idea of finding links between the intersections of time and place.
My students in the classes Renaissance to Modernism (ALC) and Baroque to the 20th Century (Complementary class) were asked to select two works from the exhibition and to discuss the intersections that they saw between their chosen works.
By Amanda Beattie
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A father’s quote about hell causes his daughter to reflect on pepperoni pizza and other sins.
A man attempts to re-create his lost love. (poem)
Momenta Biennale de l’image (student reviews)
Wanaawna Meets Salty Waters (Visual Analysis)
Fading Echoes or: A Persistent Buzz That Yet Rings On (Visual Analysis)
The Lake is a Cup (Visual Analysis)
Wanaawna from the series Water Portraits (visual analysis)
Of Roses [how to embody the layers of time] Visual Analysis
Looking in, looking out (digital poster, poem).
A sojourn into human emotion (digital montage, poem).
A road well travelled (poem).
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