Monthly Archives: October 2010

The SCDC was really helpful, I learned a lot. Everything they taught will be useful to me in the future. Before the workshop, i dont really know how to write a resume or how to act during an interview. Now … Continue reading →

Before I go to this workshop, I thought is extremely boring but it turned out to be a nice 90 mins to kill time. The speaker of this workshop used our daily life as an example to explain what is “networking” with … Continue reading →

Visiting The Mishkin Gallery is a great experience to me. This gallery contains mostly black and white pictures, which modern people don’t preferred much. Although those pictures seem nothing else but ordinary, it emphasizes a strong meaning within the pictures. … Continue reading →

I enjoyed listening to the interpreter talking about all background stories while our class was browsing certain photographs. Unfortunately, the interpreter didn’t guide us through every single photo. However, I was still glad our English professor arranged this visit for us so I had a chance to see some historical photos … Continue reading →

The museum is very small and quiet. Before going to museum, I was expecting to see more paintings, arts, prints and sculptures. The Sidney Mishkin, the name of the gallery is very interesting to me. Why did the gallery name … Continue reading →

Before we went to the gallery, I image that gallery is a big place with many interest pictures. When we went into the gallery, I was disappointed, because the gallery is small and only like 20 photos. All photos look … Continue reading →

By the visiting of the gallery, I see a lot of special photos. All of those photos identify some special people. Such as soccer fans are eating at the time of the Soccer World Cup, movie stars and an adolescent … Continue reading →

My point is the difference between my high school in China and my college life in the USA. I think the most different part is the way of teaching from the professors. In my High School, my teacher focuses on … Continue reading →

The visit to the Mishkin Gallery was really special to me, because I do some drawing myself, too. Though drawing is different from photographing, but they both are art. I was fascinated by the topic of “group”. As we all … Continue reading →

On Tuesday, we visited the Sidney Mishkin Gallery. “A Social Context: Group Photography and Identity” is the theme of current exhibition. The photos include images that come from different groups, such as family, ethnic and organization. One of the most … Continue reading →