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Kindness, Sharing, and Emma Rattray’s The Rug Bear
It was a fun surprise when I was gifted a copy of Emma Rattray’s book The Rug Bear. We are really into bedtime reading (and afternoon reading) in our home, so new books quickly become favourites being toted from room-to-room...
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Marking Down Memories in My Creativity Book
When My Creativity Book came out, I saw it posted on @FitziesFood Instagram and fell in love with the bright illustrations and brilliant concept. Naturally, being a bibliophile, I had to have a copy for Optimus (8), but then he...
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Interview with Michael Harrigan, author of Travel-inspired Knits
If you’re an avid knitter, you may have already Michael Harrigan’s designs (Ravelry link) or eyed one with a plan to knit it. Completely understandable, I have felt that way too! I met Michael through the online knitting community and was...
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Where #filmstu2 Happens [Flickr]
Bernie Goldbach posted a video:
Tools we will use during Film Studies 2 on the Clonmel Digital Campis.
Planning to Explore Identity with Creatives h/t @clonmeljunction
THE CONCEPT OF IDENTITY enjoys deep coverage in several creative media programmes I teach. During the 2020-21 time frame, I hope to connect several facets of identity to both the academic programme on the Clonmel Digital Campus and to the 2021 Clonmel Junction Arts Festival.
To start this semester, I'm adding a treasure trove of ideas about identity to a deep collection I've started on Roam Research. I've just started the process and need to ensure everything exports elegantly into Class Notebooks that complement our online experience with Microsoft Teams.
During a series of online seminars, we're using Rob Walker's The Art of Noticing, images from Tim Ereneta's Mask Mondays, the attic hideaway from JoJo Rabbit, immersive audio collections, and volumetric journaling with a Ricoh Theta S camera.
I believe we will use these six prompts during the 15 weeks of our Media Writing module in the autumn of 2020.
-- What would you see if someone looked up above your flat?
-- What would be a prominent feature if you created a volumetric journal of your space?
-- How do you extract value from the virtual?
-- What's hiding behind the mask?
-- What does the inventory of your special hideaway reveal about your identity?
-- How is your identity shaped by community and by education?
[Bernie Goldbach teaches creative media on the Clonmel Digital Campus in Honours Degree Programmes for the Limerick Institute of Technology. The top image is from Hope Marie Thompson's TheOdysseyOnline Pinterest Collection. The bottom image is part of a slideshow from Tim Ereneta.]
Our first coffee shop breakfast before school [Flickr]
Bernie Goldbach posted a video:
I've never enjoyed this sort of family moment before the COVID-19 outbreak.
Mushrooms – Good Things Come In Small Packages
Mushrooms can so easily be overlooked in the grocery market. Not only are they small, but also a pale khaki color. At first glance, it makes you wonder who first thought of picking a mushroom from the dirt in a...
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