Showing posts with label group draft 37. Show all posts
Showing posts with label group draft 37. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Group Draft- Armbrust, Veysikh
Introduction
Denver is a sprawling city that is known for being an oasis of vibrant culture that contains a loud, public art scene. The borders between the mundane habits of everyday life and the pulsating energy of Denver’s many art galleries, public sculptures, and performance artists blur and seep into each other, distorting the border between personal life and the public forum of art and culture. Our project hopes to unify the many mediums of this public art, such as sculpture, interactive music, and live performances, and glean an understanding of what inspires the creators of this art to draw the everyday crowd into their piece. Our map will not only capture the audience and placement of these works, but also the motivation behind them.
Schedule
May 13th- split up, half go to Downtown: including 16th street, Convention Center, and the Denver Public Library.
May 16th- bring in pictures and other things pertaining to our topic.
May 18th- work on final drafting
Week of 13th 20th- the other group members go to DAM and LoDo Downtown
May 20th- finalize the paper and the pictures
Denver is a sprawling city that is known for being an oasis of vibrant culture that contains a loud, public art scene. The borders between the mundane habits of everyday life and the pulsating energy of Denver’s many art galleries, public sculptures, and performance artists blur and seep into each other, distorting the border between personal life and the public forum of art and culture. Our project hopes to unify the many mediums of this public art, such as sculpture, interactive music, and live performances, and glean an understanding of what inspires the creators of this art to draw the everyday crowd into their piece. Our map will not only capture the audience and placement of these works, but also the motivation behind them.
Schedule
May 13th- split up, half go to Downtown: including 16th street, Convention Center, and the Denver Public Library.
May 16th- bring in pictures and other things pertaining to our topic.
May 18th- work on final drafting
Week of 13th 20th- the other group members go to DAM and LoDo Downtown
May 20th- finalize the paper and the pictures
Group Draft-Frey, Haraway, Summitt, Baca
For most, a University campus is a place to come for sports, cultural activities, and socializing. For many students the University of Denver serves as just that type of place beginning their freshman year. However as time passes and the students get older many of them tend to venture off campus in an attempt to explore the city of Denver and it’s surrounding area. In a city full of history and rich in culture there are many places a student can go to release some of the stress built up from constant work and studying. Skiing, five professional sports venues, nightclubs, great restaurants and concerts are all places one can find a DU student on the weekend (or during the week) enjoying Denver.
Schedule:
May 12th-16th: Attend concert by Cunninlynguists, attend Rockies game, and visit Beta nightclub to collect data and materials for class on Monday. Skiing data and materials will also be collected during this time period but through personal contact. Eat out at Denver specific restaurants (Cherry Cricket).
May 16th-18th: Edit collected materials and prepare to workshop both materials and building Map. Meet in group if needed to edit and discuss materials.
May 18th-22nd: Finish editing both text and map for submission deadline of May 22nd. Individuals edit own writing for both process note and actual map detail.
Schedule:
May 12th-16th: Attend concert by Cunninlynguists, attend Rockies game, and visit Beta nightclub to collect data and materials for class on Monday. Skiing data and materials will also be collected during this time period but through personal contact. Eat out at Denver specific restaurants (Cherry Cricket).
May 16th-18th: Edit collected materials and prepare to workshop both materials and building Map. Meet in group if needed to edit and discuss materials.
May 18th-22nd: Finish editing both text and map for submission deadline of May 22nd. Individuals edit own writing for both process note and actual map detail.
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Daily Notes, Monday May 9
Monday May 9, 2011
1. Schedule: These dates below are required. 1/3 of a letter grade will be deducted from your group grade for each day missed.
a. Wednesday May 11: group work day. Meet on your own. By 4 p.m. that day, please post 1) a draft of your opening text for your Google Map, and 2) the schedule for the rest of your project. Please label your group post as "group draft xx," substituting your class section for "xx".
b. Monday May 16: bring in drafts of any work that you have gathered so far (raw video/audio footage, images, text) for short workshops.
c. Wednesday May 18: Google Maps drafting.
d. Sunday May 22: embed drafts of Google maps to blog by 10 a.m. email me process notes (individually and following the filename requirements) by our final class on Wednesday.
2. Today’s in-class writing: examine the first drafts at the Project First Drafts link (in “Mapping Resources” on blog). Choose the 3 that look most interesting to you and write up roughly 100 words about each source. Describe how each source might be useful for your own revising process. What did you learn about writing from each source? How could you apply what each source says about revision to your own projects? Please post to blog using "in-class" label and your section label.
3. Meet in groups.
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