page 00-00 I Can See
'I Can See' is an online teaching and learning programme to improve visual skills.
see slide: # 00-00 slide with short index & chapters
page 00-02 Welcome
We do not always know what we see, whether in daily life or in art, media and culture. Moreover, we are not sure what questions to ask to learn how to see better.
see slide: # 00-02 english
page 00-01 Welkom (nederlandse pagina)
see slide: # 00-02 nederlands
page 00-04 First try at the 5 W's
how to work with the 5 W's
see slide: # 00-04 and picture full frame # 00-04a
1. EYESIGHT
page 01-00 Eyesight - Visual Literacy
Visual skills are an essential set of abilities that involve processing and understanding information through your sense of sight. They play a crucial role in how you perceive and interact with the world around you.
see slide: # 01-00
page 01-01 Eyesight
Would you like to test your eyesight before we start on this visual journey?
2 slides: 01-01-70.jpg and 01-01-70.png
page 01-02 Ibn al Haytham
Many consider him a pivotal figure in the history of optics and the “Father of modern Optics”.
see slide: # 01-02
page 01-05 2 very different examples of speed and seeing
the Lorentz contraction & J. H. Lartigue's racing car
see slide: # 01-05a and # 01-05b
page 01-06 How to grind a lens in the seventeenth century
Spinoza & Huygens
see slide: # 01-06a, # 01-06b, # 01-06c,
2. HOW DO YOU SEE
page 02-02 How do our eyes recontruct the world
You see with your brain, not just your eyes. (this page is a reprint)
see slide: # 02-02
page 02-03 Seeing without eyes
the unexpected world of nonvisual photoreception
this page is a reprint
see slide: # 02-03
page 02-06 Iridology
a technique to identify causes of complaints and other disturbances in the body.
see slide: # 02-06
2. IS WHAT WE SEE TRUE?
page 03-00 the Truth and Nothing but the Truth
What is true (in your eyes) and make 2 lists
see slide: # 03-00x
page 03-00a So help me God
Now, not everything we see and hear in the news and in the media is necessarily true.
That's where the cookie starts to crumble ..
see slide: # 03-00a
page 03-00b
What do we see when we look at an image?
We don't get emotional because we look at a piece of paper, but because what the picture represents.
see slide: # 03-00b
page 03-02 Miksang Photography
teaches you to see and photograph the Buddhist way!
see slide: # 10-03
page 04-00 AWARENESS: definition & list
list of 10 images to be put in your order
see slide: # 04-00 for the definition,
and slide: # 04-00a for the list
page 04-01 AWARENESS: Alan Kurdi
Syrian refugee child washed up on the Turkish shore
see slide: # 04-01
page 04-03 AWARENESS: Mount Rushmore
famous sculpture of 4 US presidents on sacred indian ground
see slide: # 04-03
page 04-04 AWARENESS: 'Rime of the ancient Mariner'
an epic poem with beautiful engravings by Gustave Doré
see slide: # 04-04
page 04-06 AWARENESS: Artificial Intelligence
how it has changed the way we see the world
see slide: # 04-06
page 04-08 AWARENESS: Theodore de Bry
etchings about the conquest of the Americas
see slide: # 04-08
page 04-09 AWARENESS: Antiquarian police in Egypt
protecting the tourists and the antiquities
see slide: # 04-09
page 04-10 AWARENESS: 'the Scream', advert from Coca Cola
Coca Cola uses wellknown art for their adverts
see slide: # 04-10
page 06-02 Birds Eye View of Mars/h5>
description
see slide: # 10-03
page 08-02 Seeing Colours
description
see slide: # 08-02
page 09-00 How Nature Sees
description
see slide: # 09-00
page 09-02 Nature is beautiful
Kameleon
see slide: # 09-02
page 09-03 Nature is beautiful
Octopussy
see slide: # 09-03
page 09-04 Nature is Beautiful
Trees can see too
see slide: # 09-04
page 10-00 Seeing Urban
description
see slide: # 10-00
page 10-01 StreetArt
description
see slide: # 10-01
page 10-02 Noise & Clutter
description
see slide: # 10-02
page 10-03 Nature in the City
description
see slide: # 10-03
page 11-00 A History of Seeing
A list of the different pages from this chapter: 'A History of Seeing'
see slide: # 11-00
page 11-01 Nova Reperta
description
see slide: # 11-01
page 11-07 Christiaan Huygens
or: how to make a lens
see slide: # 11-07
page 12-00 A Culture in Seeing
overview
see slide: # 12-00
page 12-01 Traveling
a holiday in Gambia
see slide: # 12-01
page 12-03 Masks
the funny world of seeing through a mask
see slide: # 12-03
page 12-04 Tin Tin
description
see slide: # 12-04
page 12-06 Bellingcat and deontology
communicating truth
see slide: # 12-06
page 12-08 Selfies
if it makes you happy
see slide: # 12-08
page 12-09 Pewter spoons in the Nat. Museum of Bermuda
the story of the Sea Venture
see slide: # 12-09
page 12-10 title
description
see slide: # 12-10
page 12-11 Wabi Sabi
a Japanese way of seeing
see slide: # 12-11
page 12-12 Artificial Intelligence
description
see slide: # 12-12
page 12-13 title
description
see slide: # 12-13
page 14-01 Send me a postcard
class project
see slide: # 14-01
page 14-00b 2D: Sent Me a Postcard
class project about making and sharing postcards
see slide: # 14-10b
page 14-00e 2D: Cut & Paste
promotion of theatre company 'de Schuur' for their production 'Superposition'.
Superposition is an idealistic show as well as an absurd mathematical equation: the similarities and differences between the Netherlands and Japan, between probability and geometry, between man and woman and between newness and tradition are contrasted. A performance about wanting to get through to each other and trying to understand the true inner being of humans, albeit via a giant detour.
As you know from the preceding lessons culture and its differencies / similarities have all my attention.
https://www.schuur.nl/producties/superposition
see slide: # 14-00e
page 15-00 Think in 3 Dimensions
Manuel da Costa (Brasil)
see slide: # 15-00
page 15-11 2- or 3D class Project
work together and present to other classes worldwide!
see slide: # 15-11a
page 16-00 Future of Seeing
what are the future developments in seeing?
see slide: # 16-00
page 16-01 Jet Fighter helmet
field of view of a fighter pilot
see slide: # 16-01
page16-02 Bionic Eye
future of seeing
see slide: # 16-02
page 21-00 Photo Credits
page 22-00 FOOD
Food & Culture
see slide: # 22-00
page 23-00 Testimonials
description
page 24-00 Image Archeology
A page to which ANYONE can contribute, when you think it is interesting for other schools and students:
see slide: # 24-00
page 25-00 Art Classes
"art classes in the Hermitage museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia
see slide: # 25-00
page 25-01 Art Classes: Slow Art Day
take your time to see the art you like more carefully
see slide: # 25-01
page 25-03 Rommert BOONSTRA
staged photography
see slide: # 25-03
page 25-04 Sally MANN
super large format vintage photographer
see slide: # 25-04
page 25-07 'Make your own Meisje met de Parel'
The result can be a drawing, collage, selfie, dress, knitted, sculptured or even a dish or whatever your creativity flows to.
Present it in class, or as a class in school but even better exchange it with other schools where ever. How does that sound?
see slide: # 25-07
page 25-08 Self Portraits
a variety of self portraits in art
see slide: # 25-08
page 25-09 President Bush
'the truth and nothing but the truth
see slide: # 25-09
page 25-10 More photo collage examples
photo collage applications
see slide: # 25-10
page 25-11 Teun HOCKS
photo artist
see slide: # 25-11
page 25-12 Frida KAHLO
Mexican artist
see slide: # 25-12
page 25-13 KRISHNAMURTI
philosopher, seer
see slide: # 25-13
page 25-14 CIRCLE-24
"We are convinced that the future lies in understanding how other cultures communicate"
see slide: # 25-14
page 25-15 Tetsuro TAKAI
Japanese studio photography
see slide: # 25-15
page 25-16 Taffi ROSEN
concept photography from Canada (and USA)
see slide: # 25-16
page 25-17 Vasant NAYAK
digital culture from India (and USA)
see slide: # 25-17
page 25-18 OCCHIOMAGICO
Art photography from Italy
see slide: # 25-18
page 25-19 Vinod DAVE
mixed media and collage technique from USA / India
see slide: # 25-19
page 25-20 Joseph FUNG
"Exploring into the realm of "Virtual Photo-Realism" creating photographic work without the need of camera, film & even the context of the real world." digital art from Hong Kong / China
see slide: # 25-20
page 25-21 Young Talents
The Young Artists’ Summer Show is a free exhibition for students aged five to 19 studying in the UK and British schools overseas.
see slide: # 25-21
page 25-22 - Xeo Chu
This young Vietnamese artist gets compared to Jackson Pollock and his pictures sell for $150,000 and up.
see slide: # 25-22
page 25-23 - Piet MONDRIAAN
see slide: # 25-23
page 01-00 Eyesight - Visual Literacy
Visual skills are an essential set of abilities that involve processing and understanding information through your sense of sight. They play a crucial role in how you perceive and interact with the world around you.
see slide: # 01-00
page 01-01 Eyesight
Would you like to test your eyesight before we start on this visual journey?
2 slides: 01-01-70.jpg and 01-01-70.png
page 01-02 Ibn al Haytham
Many consider him a pivotal figure in the history of optics and the “Father of modern Optics”.
see slide: # 01-02
page 01-05 2 very different examples of speed and seeing
the Lorentz contraction & J. H. Lartigue's racing car
see slide: # 01-05a and # 01-05b
page 01-06 How to grind a lens in the seventeenth century
Spinoza & Huygens
see slide: # 01-06a, # 01-06b, # 01-06c,
2. HOW DO YOU SEE
page 02-02 How do our eyes recontruct the world
You see with your brain, not just your eyes. (this page is a reprint)
see slide: # 02-02
page 02-03 Seeing without eyes
the unexpected world of nonvisual photoreception
this page is a reprint
see slide: # 02-03
page 02-06 Iridology
a technique to identify causes of complaints and other disturbances in the body.
see slide: # 02-06
2. IS WHAT WE SEE TRUE?
page 03-00 the Truth and Nothing but the Truth
What is true (in your eyes) and make 2 lists
see slide: # 03-00x
page 03-00a So help me God
Now, not everything we see and hear in the news and in the media is necessarily true.
That's where the cookie starts to crumble ..
see slide: # 03-00a
page 03-00b
What do we see when we look at an image?
We don't get emotional because we look at a piece of paper, but because what the picture represents.
see slide: # 03-00b
page 03-02 Miksang Photography
teaches you to see and photograph the Buddhist way!
see slide: # 10-03
page 04-00 AWARENESS: definition & list
list of 10 images to be put in your order
see slide: # 04-00 for the definition,
and slide: # 04-00a for the list
page 04-01 AWARENESS: Alan Kurdi
Syrian refugee child washed up on the Turkish shore
see slide: # 04-01
page 04-03 AWARENESS: Mount Rushmore
famous sculpture of 4 US presidents on sacred indian ground
see slide: # 04-03
page 04-04 AWARENESS: 'Rime of the ancient Mariner'
an epic poem with beautiful engravings by Gustave Doré
see slide: # 04-04
page 04-06 AWARENESS: Artificial Intelligence
how it has changed the way we see the world
see slide: # 04-06
page 04-08 AWARENESS: Theodore de Bry
etchings about the conquest of the Americas
see slide: # 04-08
page 04-09 AWARENESS: Antiquarian police in Egypt
protecting the tourists and the antiquities
see slide: # 04-09
page 04-10 AWARENESS: 'the Scream', advert from Coca Cola
Coca Cola uses wellknown art for their adverts
see slide: # 04-10
page 06-02 Birds Eye View of Mars/h5>
description
see slide: # 10-03
page 08-02 Seeing Colours
description
see slide: # 08-02
page 09-00 How Nature Sees
description
see slide: # 09-00
page 09-02 Nature is beautiful
Kameleon
see slide: # 09-02
page 09-03 Nature is beautiful
Octopussy
see slide: # 09-03
page 09-04 Nature is Beautiful
Trees can see too
see slide: # 09-04
page 10-00 Seeing Urban
description
see slide: # 10-00
page 10-01 StreetArt
description
see slide: # 10-01
page 10-02 Noise & Clutter
description
see slide: # 10-02
page 10-03 Nature in the City
description
see slide: # 10-03
page 11-00 A History of Seeing
A list of the different pages from this chapter: 'A History of Seeing'
see slide: # 11-00
page 11-01 Nova Reperta
description
see slide: # 11-01
page 11-07 Christiaan Huygens
or: how to make a lens
see slide: # 11-07
page 12-00 A Culture in Seeing
overview
see slide: # 12-00
page 12-01 Traveling
a holiday in Gambia
see slide: # 12-01
page 12-03 Masks
the funny world of seeing through a mask
see slide: # 12-03
page 12-04 Tin Tin
description
see slide: # 12-04
page 12-06 Bellingcat and deontology
communicating truth
see slide: # 12-06
page 12-08 Selfies
if it makes you happy
see slide: # 12-08
page 12-09 Pewter spoons in the Nat. Museum of Bermuda
the story of the Sea Venture
see slide: # 12-09
page 12-10 title
description
see slide: # 12-10
page 12-11 Wabi Sabi
a Japanese way of seeing
see slide: # 12-11
page 12-12 Artificial Intelligence
description
see slide: # 12-12
page 12-13 title
description
see slide: # 12-13
page 14-01 Send me a postcard
class project
see slide: # 14-01
page 14-00b 2D: Sent Me a Postcard
class project about making and sharing postcards
see slide: # 14-10b
page 14-00e 2D: Cut & Paste
promotion of theatre company 'de Schuur' for their production 'Superposition'.
Superposition is an idealistic show as well as an absurd mathematical equation: the similarities and differences between the Netherlands and Japan, between probability and geometry, between man and woman and between newness and tradition are contrasted. A performance about wanting to get through to each other and trying to understand the true inner being of humans, albeit via a giant detour.
As you know from the preceding lessons culture and its differencies / similarities have all my attention.
https://www.schuur.nl/producties/superposition
see slide: # 14-00e
page 15-00 Think in 3 Dimensions
Manuel da Costa (Brasil)
see slide: # 15-00
page 15-11 2- or 3D class Project
work together and present to other classes worldwide!
see slide: # 15-11a
page 16-00 Future of Seeing
what are the future developments in seeing?
see slide: # 16-00
page 16-01 Jet Fighter helmet
field of view of a fighter pilot
see slide: # 16-01
page16-02 Bionic Eye
future of seeing
see slide: # 16-02
page 21-00 Photo Credits
page 22-00 FOOD
Food & Culture
see slide: # 22-00
page 23-00 Testimonials
description
page 24-00 Image Archeology
A page to which ANYONE can contribute, when you think it is interesting for other schools and students:
see slide: # 24-00
page 25-00 Art Classes
"art classes in the Hermitage museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia
see slide: # 25-00
page 25-01 Art Classes: Slow Art Day
take your time to see the art you like more carefully
see slide: # 25-01
page 25-03 Rommert BOONSTRA
staged photography
see slide: # 25-03
page 25-04 Sally MANN
super large format vintage photographer
see slide: # 25-04
page 25-07 'Make your own Meisje met de Parel'
The result can be a drawing, collage, selfie, dress, knitted, sculptured or even a dish or whatever your creativity flows to.
Present it in class, or as a class in school but even better exchange it with other schools where ever. How does that sound?
see slide: # 25-07
page 25-08 Self Portraits
a variety of self portraits in art
see slide: # 25-08
page 25-09 President Bush
'the truth and nothing but the truth
see slide: # 25-09
page 25-10 More photo collage examples
photo collage applications
see slide: # 25-10
page 25-11 Teun HOCKS
photo artist
see slide: # 25-11
page 25-12 Frida KAHLO
Mexican artist
see slide: # 25-12
page 25-13 KRISHNAMURTI
philosopher, seer
see slide: # 25-13
page 25-14 CIRCLE-24
"We are convinced that the future lies in understanding how other cultures communicate"
see slide: # 25-14
page 25-15 Tetsuro TAKAI
Japanese studio photography
see slide: # 25-15
page 25-16 Taffi ROSEN
concept photography from Canada (and USA)
see slide: # 25-16
page 25-17 Vasant NAYAK
digital culture from India (and USA)
see slide: # 25-17
page 25-18 OCCHIOMAGICO
Art photography from Italy
see slide: # 25-18
page 25-19 Vinod DAVE
mixed media and collage technique from USA / India
see slide: # 25-19
page 25-20 Joseph FUNG
"Exploring into the realm of "Virtual Photo-Realism" creating photographic work without the need of camera, film & even the context of the real world." digital art from Hong Kong / China
see slide: # 25-20
page 25-21 Young Talents
The Young Artists’ Summer Show is a free exhibition for students aged five to 19 studying in the UK and British schools overseas.
see slide: # 25-21
page 25-22 - Xeo Chu
This young Vietnamese artist gets compared to Jackson Pollock and his pictures sell for $150,000 and up.
see slide: # 25-22
page 25-23 - Piet MONDRIAAN
see slide: # 25-23
page 02-02 How do our eyes recontruct the world
You see with your brain, not just your eyes. (this page is a reprint)
see slide: # 02-02
page 02-03 Seeing without eyes
the unexpected world of nonvisual photoreception
this page is a reprint
see slide: # 02-03
page 02-06 Iridology
a technique to identify causes of complaints and other disturbances in the body.
see slide: # 02-06
2. IS WHAT WE SEE TRUE?
page 03-00 the Truth and Nothing but the Truth
What is true (in your eyes) and make 2 lists
see slide: # 03-00x
page 03-00a So help me God
Now, not everything we see and hear in the news and in the media is necessarily true.
That's where the cookie starts to crumble ..
see slide: # 03-00a
page 03-00b
What do we see when we look at an image?
We don't get emotional because we look at a piece of paper, but because what the picture represents.
see slide: # 03-00b
page 03-02 Miksang Photography
teaches you to see and photograph the Buddhist way!
see slide: # 10-03
page 04-00 AWARENESS: definition & list
list of 10 images to be put in your order
see slide: # 04-00 for the definition,
and slide: # 04-00a for the list
page 04-01 AWARENESS: Alan Kurdi
Syrian refugee child washed up on the Turkish shore
see slide: # 04-01
page 04-03 AWARENESS: Mount Rushmore
famous sculpture of 4 US presidents on sacred indian ground
see slide: # 04-03
page 04-04 AWARENESS: 'Rime of the ancient Mariner'
an epic poem with beautiful engravings by Gustave Doré
see slide: # 04-04
page 04-06 AWARENESS: Artificial Intelligence
how it has changed the way we see the world
see slide: # 04-06
page 04-08 AWARENESS: Theodore de Bry
etchings about the conquest of the Americas
see slide: # 04-08
page 04-09 AWARENESS: Antiquarian police in Egypt
protecting the tourists and the antiquities
see slide: # 04-09
page 04-10 AWARENESS: 'the Scream', advert from Coca Cola
Coca Cola uses wellknown art for their adverts
see slide: # 04-10
page 06-02 Birds Eye View of Mars/h5>
description
see slide: # 10-03
page 08-02 Seeing Colours
description
see slide: # 08-02
page 09-00 How Nature Sees
description
see slide: # 09-00
page 09-02 Nature is beautiful
Kameleon
see slide: # 09-02
page 09-03 Nature is beautiful
Octopussy
see slide: # 09-03
page 09-04 Nature is Beautiful
Trees can see too
see slide: # 09-04
page 10-00 Seeing Urban
description
see slide: # 10-00
page 10-01 StreetArt
description
see slide: # 10-01
page 10-02 Noise & Clutter
description
see slide: # 10-02
page 10-03 Nature in the City
description
see slide: # 10-03
page 11-00 A History of Seeing
A list of the different pages from this chapter: 'A History of Seeing'
see slide: # 11-00
page 11-01 Nova Reperta
description
see slide: # 11-01
page 11-07 Christiaan Huygens
or: how to make a lens
see slide: # 11-07
page 12-00 A Culture in Seeing
overview
see slide: # 12-00
page 12-01 Traveling
a holiday in Gambia
see slide: # 12-01
page 12-03 Masks
the funny world of seeing through a mask
see slide: # 12-03
page 12-04 Tin Tin
description
see slide: # 12-04
page 12-06 Bellingcat and deontology
communicating truth
see slide: # 12-06
page 12-08 Selfies
if it makes you happy
see slide: # 12-08
page 12-09 Pewter spoons in the Nat. Museum of Bermuda
the story of the Sea Venture
see slide: # 12-09
page 12-10 title
description
see slide: # 12-10
page 12-11 Wabi Sabi
a Japanese way of seeing
see slide: # 12-11
page 12-12 Artificial Intelligence
description
see slide: # 12-12
page 12-13 title
description
see slide: # 12-13
page 14-01 Send me a postcard
class project
see slide: # 14-01
page 14-00b 2D: Sent Me a Postcard
class project about making and sharing postcards
see slide: # 14-10b
page 14-00e 2D: Cut & Paste
promotion of theatre company 'de Schuur' for their production 'Superposition'.
Superposition is an idealistic show as well as an absurd mathematical equation: the similarities and differences between the Netherlands and Japan, between probability and geometry, between man and woman and between newness and tradition are contrasted. A performance about wanting to get through to each other and trying to understand the true inner being of humans, albeit via a giant detour.
As you know from the preceding lessons culture and its differencies / similarities have all my attention.
https://www.schuur.nl/producties/superposition
see slide: # 14-00e
page 15-00 Think in 3 Dimensions
Manuel da Costa (Brasil)
see slide: # 15-00
page 15-11 2- or 3D class Project
work together and present to other classes worldwide!
see slide: # 15-11a
page 16-00 Future of Seeing
what are the future developments in seeing?
see slide: # 16-00
page 16-01 Jet Fighter helmet
field of view of a fighter pilot
see slide: # 16-01
page16-02 Bionic Eye
future of seeing
see slide: # 16-02
page 21-00 Photo Credits
page 22-00 FOOD
Food & Culture
see slide: # 22-00
page 23-00 Testimonials
description
page 24-00 Image Archeology
A page to which ANYONE can contribute, when you think it is interesting for other schools and students:
see slide: # 24-00
page 25-00 Art Classes
"art classes in the Hermitage museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia
see slide: # 25-00
page 25-01 Art Classes: Slow Art Day
take your time to see the art you like more carefully
see slide: # 25-01
page 25-03 Rommert BOONSTRA
staged photography
see slide: # 25-03
page 25-04 Sally MANN
super large format vintage photographer
see slide: # 25-04
page 25-07 'Make your own Meisje met de Parel'
The result can be a drawing, collage, selfie, dress, knitted, sculptured or even a dish or whatever your creativity flows to.
Present it in class, or as a class in school but even better exchange it with other schools where ever. How does that sound?
see slide: # 25-07
page 25-08 Self Portraits
a variety of self portraits in art
see slide: # 25-08
page 25-09 President Bush
'the truth and nothing but the truth
see slide: # 25-09
page 25-10 More photo collage examples
photo collage applications
see slide: # 25-10
page 25-11 Teun HOCKS
photo artist
see slide: # 25-11
page 25-12 Frida KAHLO
Mexican artist
see slide: # 25-12
page 25-13 KRISHNAMURTI
philosopher, seer
see slide: # 25-13
page 25-14 CIRCLE-24
"We are convinced that the future lies in understanding how other cultures communicate"
see slide: # 25-14
page 25-15 Tetsuro TAKAI
Japanese studio photography
see slide: # 25-15
page 25-16 Taffi ROSEN
concept photography from Canada (and USA)
see slide: # 25-16
page 25-17 Vasant NAYAK
digital culture from India (and USA)
see slide: # 25-17
page 25-18 OCCHIOMAGICO
Art photography from Italy
see slide: # 25-18
page 25-19 Vinod DAVE
mixed media and collage technique from USA / India
see slide: # 25-19
page 25-20 Joseph FUNG
"Exploring into the realm of "Virtual Photo-Realism" creating photographic work without the need of camera, film & even the context of the real world." digital art from Hong Kong / China
see slide: # 25-20
page 25-21 Young Talents
The Young Artists’ Summer Show is a free exhibition for students aged five to 19 studying in the UK and British schools overseas.
see slide: # 25-21
page 25-22 - Xeo Chu
This young Vietnamese artist gets compared to Jackson Pollock and his pictures sell for $150,000 and up.
see slide: # 25-22
page 25-23 - Piet MONDRIAAN
see slide: # 25-23
page 03-00 the Truth and Nothing but the Truth
What is true (in your eyes) and make 2 lists
see slide: # 03-00x
page 03-00a So help me God
Now, not everything we see and hear in the news and in the media is necessarily true. That's where the cookie starts to crumble ..
see slide: # 03-00a
page 03-00b What do we see when we look at an image?
We don't get emotional because we look at a piece of paper, but because what the picture represents.
see slide: # 03-00b
page 03-02 Miksang Photography
teaches you to see and photograph the Buddhist way!
see slide: # 10-03
page 04-00 AWARENESS: definition & list
list of 10 images to be put in your order
see slide: # 04-00 for the definition,
and slide: # 04-00a for the list
page 04-01 AWARENESS: Alan Kurdi
Syrian refugee child washed up on the Turkish shore
see slide: # 04-01
page 04-03 AWARENESS: Mount Rushmore
famous sculpture of 4 US presidents on sacred indian ground
see slide: # 04-03
page 04-04 AWARENESS: 'Rime of the ancient Mariner'
an epic poem with beautiful engravings by Gustave Doré
see slide: # 04-04
page 04-06 AWARENESS: Artificial Intelligence
how it has changed the way we see the world
see slide: # 04-06
page 04-08 AWARENESS: Theodore de Bry
etchings about the conquest of the Americas
see slide: # 04-08
page 04-09 AWARENESS: Antiquarian police in Egypt
protecting the tourists and the antiquities
see slide: # 04-09
page 04-10 AWARENESS: 'the Scream', advert from Coca Cola
Coca Cola uses wellknown art for their adverts
see slide: # 04-10
page 06-02 Birds Eye View of Mars/h5>
description
see slide: # 10-03
page 08-02 Seeing Colours
description
see slide: # 08-02
page 09-00 How Nature Sees
description
see slide: # 09-00
page 09-02 Nature is beautiful
Kameleon
see slide: # 09-02
page 09-03 Nature is beautiful
Octopussy
see slide: # 09-03
page 09-04 Nature is Beautiful
Trees can see too
see slide: # 09-04
page 10-00 Seeing Urban
description
see slide: # 10-00
page 10-01 StreetArt
description
see slide: # 10-01
page 10-02 Noise & Clutter
description
see slide: # 10-02
page 10-03 Nature in the City
description
see slide: # 10-03
page 11-00 A History of Seeing
A list of the different pages from this chapter: 'A History of Seeing'
see slide: # 11-00
page 11-01 Nova Reperta
description
see slide: # 11-01
page 11-07 Christiaan Huygens
or: how to make a lens
see slide: # 11-07
page 12-00 A Culture in Seeing
overview
see slide: # 12-00
page 12-01 Traveling
a holiday in Gambia
see slide: # 12-01
page 12-03 Masks
the funny world of seeing through a mask
see slide: # 12-03
page 12-04 Tin Tin
description
see slide: # 12-04
page 12-06 Bellingcat and deontology
communicating truth
see slide: # 12-06
page 12-08 Selfies
if it makes you happy
see slide: # 12-08
page 12-09 Pewter spoons in the Nat. Museum of Bermuda
the story of the Sea Venture
see slide: # 12-09
page 12-10 title
description
see slide: # 12-10
page 12-11 Wabi Sabi
a Japanese way of seeing
see slide: # 12-11
page 12-12 Artificial Intelligence
description
see slide: # 12-12
page 12-13 title
description
see slide: # 12-13
page 14-01 Send me a postcard
class project
see slide: # 14-01
page 14-00b 2D: Sent Me a Postcard
class project about making and sharing postcards
see slide: # 14-10b
page 14-00e 2D: Cut & Paste
promotion of theatre company 'de Schuur' for their production 'Superposition'.
Superposition is an idealistic show as well as an absurd mathematical equation: the similarities and differences between the Netherlands and Japan, between probability and geometry, between man and woman and between newness and tradition are contrasted. A performance about wanting to get through to each other and trying to understand the true inner being of humans, albeit via a giant detour.
As you know from the preceding lessons culture and its differencies / similarities have all my attention.
https://www.schuur.nl/producties/superposition
see slide: # 14-00e
page 15-00 Think in 3 Dimensions
Manuel da Costa (Brasil)
see slide: # 15-00
page 15-11 2- or 3D class Project
work together and present to other classes worldwide!
see slide: # 15-11a
page 16-00 Future of Seeing
what are the future developments in seeing?
see slide: # 16-00
page 16-01 Jet Fighter helmet
field of view of a fighter pilot
see slide: # 16-01
page16-02 Bionic Eye
future of seeing
see slide: # 16-02
page 21-00 Photo Credits
page 22-00 FOOD
Food & Culture
see slide: # 22-00
page 23-00 Testimonials
description
page 24-00 Image Archeology
A page to which ANYONE can contribute, when you think it is interesting for other schools and students:
see slide: # 24-00
page 25-00 Art Classes
"art classes in the Hermitage museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia
see slide: # 25-00
page 25-01 Art Classes: Slow Art Day
take your time to see the art you like more carefully
see slide: # 25-01
page 25-03 Rommert BOONSTRA
staged photography
see slide: # 25-03
page 25-04 Sally MANN
super large format vintage photographer
see slide: # 25-04
page 25-07 'Make your own Meisje met de Parel'
The result can be a drawing, collage, selfie, dress, knitted, sculptured or even a dish or whatever your creativity flows to. Present it in class, or as a class in school but even better exchange it with other schools where ever. How does that sound?
see slide: # 25-07
page 25-08 Self Portraits
a variety of self portraits in art
see slide: # 25-08
page 25-09 President Bush
'the truth and nothing but the truth
see slide: # 25-09
page 25-10 More photo collage examples
photo collage applications
see slide: # 25-10
page 25-11 Teun HOCKS
photo artist
see slide: # 25-11
page 25-12 Frida KAHLO
Mexican artist
see slide: # 25-12
page 25-13 KRISHNAMURTI
philosopher, seer
see slide: # 25-13
page 25-14 CIRCLE-24
"We are convinced that the future lies in understanding how other cultures communicate"
see slide: # 25-14
page 25-15 Tetsuro TAKAI
Japanese studio photography
see slide: # 25-15
page 25-16 Taffi ROSEN
concept photography from Canada (and USA)
see slide: # 25-16
page 25-17 Vasant NAYAK
digital culture from India (and USA)
see slide: # 25-17
page 25-18 OCCHIOMAGICO
Art photography from Italy
see slide: # 25-18
page 25-19 Vinod DAVE
mixed media and collage technique from USA / India
see slide: # 25-19
page 25-20 Joseph FUNG
"Exploring into the realm of "Virtual Photo-Realism" creating photographic work without the need of camera, film & even the context of the real world." digital art from Hong Kong / China
see slide: # 25-20
page 25-21 Young Talents
The Young Artists’ Summer Show is a free exhibition for students aged five to 19 studying in the UK and British schools overseas.
see slide: # 25-21
page 25-22 - Xeo Chu
This young Vietnamese artist gets compared to Jackson Pollock and his pictures sell for $150,000 and up.
see slide: # 25-22
page 25-23 - Piet MONDRIAAN
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