Name: Look What We've Done | The Art Assignment | PBS Digital Studios
Uploaded: 2018-10-06T15:17:03.000Z
Duration: 3 min 21 s
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it's hard for something
special to rise to the surface.

To-infinitive

and yet, we all like put so
much energy towards this thing,

We're all constantly dumping
our attention and energy

into this place that reduces
everything to one context.

So I think to take something
out of that and make it real

and make it a physical thing
is a resistance to that,

So your assignment is to
articulate something intimate

So, first, before you do
anything, take a selfie.

Fashion your own uniform
out of whatever materials

be something you find in
your basement, in your attic,

or it could be something
you find in the trash.

You know, if you're
creating something out

and a different kind of
creative process, when

you create something in response
to someone else's heart.

It's really not about being
able to make things well

FEMALE VOICE: There's going
to be beauty in the way

that you find objects,
and put them together,

All I need you to do is
go get a piece of paper.

Make a line drawing of a shape
you think represents yourself.

Call the number that
is on the screen now.

Create a visual
representation of your family.

Gather up all the
old clothes and sheets.

And you're going to find
something about yourself

And I actually think that's
the only reason to make art.

So as an artist, I understand
things a little bit more

when I measure them, but
then when I put them out

Take a photo, almost random
photo, but just not too close,

And each of the photos
should convey one emotion.

That's the beauty of
being an image maker.

You can't expect one thing
to make a difference.

But if you keep doing it, and
keep chipping away, over time,

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Look What We've Done | The Art Assignment | PBS Digital Studios

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