COLOR

To me, color is one of the most important things visually in our world. Without color life would be a dull and boring. Colors consist of primary, (red,blue,yellow) secondary (purple, green, orange) and tertiary colors (spelled wrong im sure) which is the mixing of colors in between the other groups. White is the absense of color, and black is all colors at once. (although black and white arent considered true colors) A tint is when you add white to a color, a shade is adding black and a hue is the distance a color is from white. You can mix any color theoretically, but adding complimentary colors gets a certain tone. Complimentary colors are green and red, blue and orange and purple and yellow. I feel I know a lot about color, because I love to paint and I love using color and mixing and layering. Also, in my highschool art classes, color sense was very important, which seems to be a benefit to me.

My favorite color is purple, any variant, but leaning more towards a plum. I really like this color because I find I lean towards this color when buying clothing, and it looks good with my skin. Not trying to be cocky. But thats my reasoning. Normally I didnt have a favorite color, only recently when my boyfriend wanted to buy me something did i throw it out there that purple was my favorite. The only exception is barney purple, which is obnoxious!

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This last question I am kind of confused on how to answer, but I really thought the food project and the way it was curated was interesting. Even though noone came to see the gallery, and it felt pushed back and the other teacher guy made our art seem inferior, i though the concept was fun, and I am glad my group won! I had already done a project on synesthesia my junior year in school, I wish I had that disorder. Sooooo cool. Maybe I could train my brain to do it. HA

The way an artist curates his show relates to his art pieces and how they are in relation to one another, I think. I cant remember the womans name, but she did the lard, soap and chocolate, and the way she curated her art was especially important, in fact it made up most of the show itself, having the knawed at block in one area and the remains, or boxes of chocolate and face care in another shop like area. I think all artists curate differently depending on their style.