arts1601 intro to time + interactivity

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Well I wasn't able to make it to class on Thursday so I'm not able to write
about our guess speaker that showed up. But what I heard from other student
was really interesting.

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cheryl wilgren clyne
clyne003@umn.edu

artist statement and resume
http://blog.lib.umn.edu/clyne003/resume//
thesis exhibition
http://blog.lib.umn.edu/clyne003/mfathesis//

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My first impression while watching this film was that it was really strange.

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Visiting the “Document of China� at the Wiseman Museum was very interesting.

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The animation titled "Utopia in Progress" was very engaging to me. Honestly, I still know very little about animation, much less animation in Final Cut Pro. It was really interesting to see some great examples of what you can do.

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When I saw the exhibit, I was really excited to see that they were simply displayed, mostly large scale photographs. For me, this type of exhibit lets me absorb the content much more and the reality of China's growth and change.

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