Hello and welcome to my Kunstbar adventure. I am joined by Gustavo (DemonMonkey), Alex (Yugi5002), and Glenn (Thanatos).
3/9
Gustavo and I took screenshots of the video, keeping in mind to take pictures of the time and keep them in order. We shall sort out all the references later. We were able to recognize some as we pulled apart the video, and just made notes to come back to it. (I’m keeping my notes on a hidden page, no funny ideas now)
3/11
I have found some on my own, and collaborated with my desk-mates. The list grows longer. Gustavo has started pairing the screenshots with pictures. We don’t have enough in order of time yet to claim the loot, but yearn to collect all of them when we get the list.
3/16
It is very fun to look at art and see how widespread styles are. Its interesting to think that with computers that the availability of an artist to blossom is much more, because all you need is a computer and a program. Many of the artist we see while hunting didn’t see the money or fame while they were alive. They spent money on supplies and poverty struck from being paid in cents for works of art, and now those hit the museums years and years later. Humans have the ability to express themselves through art, and I am so glad to be able to use this classroom for that.
3/17
I wish to work on this over the break. The crew and I have half done so far, but the order is still incomplete. It is a very fun quest to do with friends. Communication is key. A+
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