sorry about the spelling of your name, Sukhleen, I cut this last week before I was corrected.
03 February 2009
02 February 2009
01 February 2009
31 January 2009
Sukhleen on Siren
sorry I spelled Sukhleen's name wrong. Will change it when i have a moment. thanks for the heads up, Valarie.
haha, jk: Valerie.
haha, jk: Valerie.
Stupid Commentators Exhaust Me
someone posted this comment on an earlier entry:
"kids exhaust me...they did seem impressed you had an iPhone...young consumers of tomorrow."
The comment bugs me for a few obvious reasons.
All kids are not the same, some are exhausting, and some are not. Just like real people. Oh, wait a second, they are real people. And from there the commentator moves on to another dismissive and reductive comment. Duh, they're the young consumers of tomorrow, just like you are an old consumer of today. Get over it. You want to critique consumerism, knock yourself out, but don't associate it with these guys, as if they have any hand in the barrage of advertising they're constantly subjected to. And, finally, it's annoying that the person talks as if the kids in the jury have nothing to do with the blog, are not reading it and not posting on it. It's like speaking about someone in the 3rd person, while they're sitting in the room with you: it's rude.
"kids exhaust me...they did seem impressed you had an iPhone...young consumers of tomorrow."
The comment bugs me for a few obvious reasons.
All kids are not the same, some are exhausting, and some are not. Just like real people. Oh, wait a second, they are real people. And from there the commentator moves on to another dismissive and reductive comment. Duh, they're the young consumers of tomorrow, just like you are an old consumer of today. Get over it. You want to critique consumerism, knock yourself out, but don't associate it with these guys, as if they have any hand in the barrage of advertising they're constantly subjected to. And, finally, it's annoying that the person talks as if the kids in the jury have nothing to do with the blog, are not reading it and not posting on it. It's like speaking about someone in the 3rd person, while they're sitting in the room with you: it's rude.
30 January 2009
29 January 2009
Bribery
So Donna is the first Jury member to blog and so she will be the recipient of a SURPRISE!!!
all Jury members will receive a SURPRISE when they post their first post.
Maybe Paul should get something because he's been commenting.
but HURRY!!! BLOG!!
the world is watching.
all Jury members will receive a SURPRISE when they post their first post.
Maybe Paul should get something because he's been commenting.
but HURRY!!! BLOG!!
the world is watching.
im bored
hey everyone
im bored...u r probaly bored too....
has anyone seen any shows? well if u did why dont u guys
blog about them?
anyways.......be that way if u dont blog
people want to know what u do!!!!!!!
donna.kabonna.anteena :P
cyz, byez
im bored...u r probaly bored too....
has anyone seen any shows? well if u did why dont u guys
blog about them?
anyways.......be that way if u dont blog
people want to know what u do!!!!!!!
donna.kabonna.anteena :P
cyz, byez
28 January 2009
this just in from Nash Damji, Superstar Trophies, Surrey
"They look better than some of the new ones!!! Job well done. It sure is nice to see them being recycled rather than throwing them away…Maybe, that is why I was hanging on to them!!! Also, I am sure the recipients will adore them."
wondering about artist residencies in elementary schools
I wonder what would evolve if an artist were to be resident in an elementary school for an entire year. If they were required to attend staff meetings and participate in the administrative ecology of the school. If they were asked to spend a decent amount of time observing and getting to know the school - a month, say - and then they worked with the teachers and the students to evolve programs, or supplement and fortify things happening in the school. What if they were required to live in the neighborhood? What if they were always trying to get invited over for dinner? Would a figure who shuttles between the public officialdom of the school and the private world of the family be valuable, useful, fun, interesting, worth the effort? Anyone know of people who have done that?
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