On March 3rd, the Sophomore Scholars went on a trip to visit The Museum of the Moving Image in Queens. They really enjoyed the museum, as noted in their reflections below.
Shalisia Johnson:
Dyreek
Brathwaite:
Stephanie Li:
The
Museum of the Moving Image was amazing. I enjoyed most of their animation work
but only one caught my attention. The animation that got my interest was the
oscilloscope. It spun and spun and spun. It went from the liquid-like thing,
came out from the drain, then turned into a blimp, then broke down through
fingers, then though and envelope and finally the envelope folded and fell into
the trash. At first I asked myself whether it was real or fake but it turns out
they were objects spinning. I just left the room amazed and ecstatic.
The
trip to The Museum of the Moving Image was awesome! I don’t usually draw
directly from my imagination because my ideas don’t come out accurately on
paper. However, the trip today inspired me loads. It opened up a whole new door
of creativity for me. I think now I am ready to find my personal art style and
let all my ideas out. I know it will make my art more interesting and as
creative as the wonderful art I was able to view today. I’m very thankful for
this trip and had an unforgettable experience!
My
day at the Museum of the Moving Image was great. I thought it would be boring
but I enjoyed it a lot. I saw the evolution of the camera and the microphone. I
also saw the first fame ever made being played. There was also the evolution of
the gaming consoles. I leaned that video games are considered art now.
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