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good work. I love that you redid the Sillohuette project the second one is a lot better. The Papers are good. That is a really long quote on Trip five but your good. the migration project is solid. Your final grade is an A

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Final migration, my nana and her husband with their three kids.

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My nana a few years after the prior pic, living in NYC as a waitress. She met a man, her soon to be husband, in a pub in Queens.

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She had to live with an aunt & uncle she had never met before. They had kids the same age as her who were sent to school, while my nana was forced to work to pay them rent.

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My nana on her way to America.

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My nana was born in Ireland and lived there until both her parents died at 15.

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I tried to make this collage about different people's perception of what love is/means.

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This was my favorite piece from today. The little boy is portrayed crying with a shirt that says, "sick of it all". I think it's relatable and I also enjoy the colors used around him.

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Sketch

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Silhouette

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Election Painting

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This was our first trip to the Vessel in Hudson Yards. We climbed 16 floors to the top to see this great view. The class also looked at great art along the way at the train station.

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This piece by Peter Saul was my favorite because it has an outlook on society many have but do not like saying. I found it enlightening and it made me laugh.

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This piece by Jordan Casteel I enjoyed as well. It reminded me of my mom & I on the train when I was little.