Alta Ham Fine Arts

This building needs an upgrade like the state if the art Lied Library, or Union and gymnasium. It’s so old :(

Aside from Church and home.
The HFA and BMC are my third home.
I’ve learned so much from the music program, and I’m very pleased with my professors.
I can’t wait for the Fall 2011 semester! :D

From 5−11−11− Art 317
1^st, crit an independent study student, who displayed her skills: stuffed raccoon (?) animal. I liked her sketches better.
2^nd) Jordon, almost life sized arrow w/​CONnect letters fenced onto a slightly dented fence (which I thought accidentally happened on 4÷29÷11 BFA fiasco. Regardless, it worked well.) His choice of red & yellow worked well (stop & caution arrowed for humans to follow). I liked it.
3^rd) Hillary, «Freckles” — the curved rod like reminded me of Sydney’s Opera House was as interesting as her own. I saw 2 freckles in her work with the fabric materials representing hers’ or everyone’s else’s different shape/​colored freckles. I liked it.
4^th)Marlene, plexi glassed boxes. Bottom box (gray) individually, handwritten «small», next (burgundy wine) mediumish box individually, handwritten «Fettish», next (red) mediumish small individually handwritten «exotic», next (yellowish mustard) smallish box individually handwritten «advanced». Her signature to all of the words is all her (no copyright needed) I liked it a lot.
5) (Dr.) Coleman (Bio Major) — welded tangible DNA replica (a great study guide), it stood. I liked it.
6)Joseph– Bertha was amazing. I witnessed his body maneuvering on the sides, top, and underneath Bertha. He is thorough. Ladies! he’s pretty hot! A Sculpture Major. Very helpful to his colleagues. I picture him being one of the great Sculpture Professors that we have here at UNLV. I liked it a lot.
7) Jamie– Alluring blue eyes. In another life, as a whale I’d circle around that…(you’ve made laugh thanks for pointing me to Efrain, I am so into welding now). I liked it.
8)Pearl– lips (tulips). Welded 2gether rods to sculpt lips. I saw it smile & not smiling. Can see the repercussion of smiling/​frowning (wrinkles, not that, Pearl has any). To me, wrinkles on a woman is kinda sexy, but then again, I have had this crush with a Professor (who happen to be older than me, she wore those few wrinkles very well) in the History Department ever since I heard her speak as a guest at a campus group meeting. I liked it.
9) Me– I see other people give verbal feed back as a Psych Major, I tend to observe & internalize my observations. I liked my dinky crease. :o)
10)Javier– «EL Bordo” — There’s passion obviously in this piece. He used a Dirty Hairy .44 at The Gun Store for the sake of Art. I am not an expert in bullets nor pistols (maybe an M16), but at a small instant I found his piece unsafe (bullets could have been dummy bullets that do look real). I liked it a lot more without the bullets (fake or not) for simplicity and I believe his additional representation of the chaos in Mexico «stand» would’ve sufficed. Shooting needs to be legitimately handled, why? because it hurts & kills (I know). I saw machismo (I should know ;)) with the bullets. (For example, Prof. Kennerk invited the class to a lecture from a visiting artist/​Professor, named Jeffery and I found his photographs (Afghanistan) of killed, human carcasses,& exploited to be disrespectful. Other than that it was an interesting lecture.) I liked it a lot.
11) Get well, Ryan.
12) Kyndall. Thanks for the support.
The difference of «liking it» and «liking it a lot»: Liking it, loved your vision/​piece. Liking it a lot, loved how I can relate instantly to your vision/​piece.
Thanks Professor Kennerk (Thanks for pointing me to Curtis Steel). Honestly, I am not ass kissing (even medicated). & Danna replaced my twinkles in my car with pretzels. C’est la vie!!!