我的令人愉快 的 padlet by https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0 梦幻之作 en-us 2021-07-28 06:54:39 UTC 2021-08-08 12:48:45 UTC hello@padlet.com aobo https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1666516696 Farnham is a bustling creative city in Surrey, less than an hour from central London.
Fanam is the largest campus of our university, with more than 2000 students, providing on-campus accommodation and a variety of special teaching facilities and working areas.]]> 2021-08-02 07:43:51 UTC https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1666516696 aobo https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1666518925 Whatever kind of university experience you’re seeking, you’re likely to find it in Farnham. Whether you want a quiet evening in a quaint pub, a big night out in town or at campus bar The Glasshouse, or a trip into London, there’s something for you.

The Students’ Union also plays host to dozens of clubs and societies where you can forge friendships and explore new interests, from Rugby to K-Pop or the Disney Appreciation Society!

]]> 2021-08-02 07:45:10 UTC https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1666518925 Michael Murphy aobo https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1666729978 Gun violence

]]> 2021-08-02 13:20:30 UTC https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1666729978 Loaded objects: addressing gun violence through art in the gallery and beyond aobo https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1666730870 WHY? HOW ? WHERE]]> 2021-08-02 13:21:26 UTC https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1666730870 aobo https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1666731482 2021-08-02 13:22:02 UTC https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1666731482 Why is it difficult to ban guns in the United States aobo https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1666732828 Although it is an era of peace, the people of many countries are still under some threats. The United States, the world's largest country, not only has a very developed economy, but also has a very loose control over guns and ammunition. Shooting cases occur almost every day. So why can't the US government stop shooting? Is the US government controlled by arms dealers?]]> 2021-08-02 13:23:36 UTC https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1666732828 For U.S. gun-related violence, see Gun violence in the United States. For medical management, see Gunshot wound. aobo https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1667511021 2021-08-03 05:56:52 UTC https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1667511021 In the United States, access to guns is controlled by law under a number of federal statutes. These laws regulate the manufacture, trade, possession, transfer, record keeping, transport, and destruction of firearms, ammunition, and firearms accessories.[1] They are enforced by state agencies and the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). aobo https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1667511996 2021-08-03 05:58:07 UTC https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1667511996 US gun control: Biden calls for a ban on assault weapons aobo https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1667512677 2021-08-03 05:59:01 UTC https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1667512677 More than 43500 people died from shooting in a year. How difficult is it for the United States to control guns? aobo https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1667591450 2021-08-03 07:28:21 UTC https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1667591450 The Work of Michael Murphy aobo https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1667596948 2021-08-03 07:35:40 UTC https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1667596948 Michael Murphy's Epic Anti-Gun Artwork for the DNC （important） aobo https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1667603850 2021-08-03 07:44:37 UTC https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1667603850 The main reasons for the difficulty of banning guns in the United States aobo https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1667608311 The second amendment to the U.S. Constitution stipulates that "well disciplined militias are necessary to ensure the security of a free country, and the people's right to hold and carry weapons is inviolable". It reflected the aspirations of the North American people who had just become independent from Britain through the war of independence, and met the actual needs of Americans at that time to a certain extent. The manufacturing, trading and use of guns in the United States have formed a huge industrial chain, involving huge interests]]> 2021-08-03 07:50:49 UTC https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1667608311 Why art matters in a time of crisis -Reading homeworkPart aobo https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1668601757 1. What did Favianna see as a child in California?
1.(xxx,2020)said that she witnessed the impact of environmental damage and racial discrimination on her friends and family

2. What issue does she see in America and across the world?
2.In the United States and around the world, the status quo takes advantage of the interests of the majority to benefit the rich and powerful elite minority.(xxx,2020)


3.How does she view the causes of climate change?
3.xxx(2020) belives Racial injustice and exploitation have contributed to climate change


4.What system of beliefs does she feel we are following nowadays?
xxx(2020) believes that climate change cannot be discussed without the issue of race, because there is a causal relationship between the two, and she does not understand how people form a belief system that it is possible to develop the earth.


5.What does she think that artists should do?
We must be able to show the true face of this belief system that does not include racial justice. That's what she thinks artists should do.

6.What does she mean when she says, “Our current patriarchal system...misuse of power?”
She thinks patriarchy is killing us, they are killing the earth.

7.What does she say is necessary in order to fight back?
She think we need bold action on climate.

8.Why does she think data can be ineffective in raising awareness of social injustice?
Because these data can not inspire artists' inspiration, and they are not transmitted in the form of stories.

9.What does she offer as a better alternative?
She thought we had a chance to tell a new story. But the new story doesn't just say, "we need this, or we need this." At the same time, a new story also helps to create and visualize.

10.Does Favianna mean when she talks about “...core themes that inspire and drive my creative practice...”?
Rodriguez, as a feminist, in my own activism, there are some core themes that stimulate and promote my creative practice, including physical autonomy, reproductive justice, self-development, indigenous rights, sexual freedom and re integration with nature. As a woman of color, these problems directly affected her and shaped her life experience.

11.How have these issues had an effect on her?
She not only produces articles and works on these topics, but also supports front-line organizations focusing on achieving lasting social change. She was also keen to end the gender dichotomy and engage in a broad dialogue on how to talk about gender.

12.What does Favianna also have strong feelings about?Favianna is very positive about how art solves this problem to bring about real change.



]]> 2021-08-04 06:07:20 UTC https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1668601757 Essay about Olafur Eliasson work aobo https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1668637697 A major challenge today is that we often feel that we are not affected by other countries' problems and global problems, such as climate change, even if we can easily help. We don't feel strong enough about it. We are part of the global community and a bigger part of us. Allowing people to access data loss often makes them feel overwhelmed and disconnected, rather than authorized, and ready to take action. This is where art can play a role. Art does not show people what to do, but let people participate in a good work of art, which can connect your senses, body and mind. It can make the world feel. This feeling may stimulate thinking, participation, and even action.
As Eliasson himself said：“When we are touched, we are moved; we are transported to a new place that is,
nevertheless, strongly rooted in a physical experience, in our
bodies.”(Eliasson,O)I believe that one of the major responsibilities of artists is to help people not only get to know and understand something with their minds but also to feel it emotionally and physically.
Therefore, I think that artists' works have a great impact on people. It is very important to be able to have an impact on people's mind and body through their work.]]> 2021-08-04 06:51:26 UTC https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1668637697 Paraphrase aobo https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1669686395 Growing up in California in the 1980s, Rodriguez witnessed the impact of pollution and racial discrimination on her friends and family. Today, as an interdisciplinary artist,she artistic activities mainly use social justice posters and social media. she is well aware that there is a link between climate change, justice and the economy. （Rodriguez,2020）In the United States and around the world, the interests of the rich and powerful elite take advantage of most people, and art is one of the things that can really change the status quo.

She said that we often talk about global warming. When we talk about climate change, for example, we talk about species extinction, sea level rise or glacier melting. But the real cause of climate change is racial injustice and exploitation. she believes that we cannot have a dialogue on climate without a dialogue on racial justice. she also believes that we cannot form the root of a belief system that believes that it is possible to develop the earth. We must be able to show its true face. That's what she thinks artists should do.

Art can change the world, influence the audience's thoughts and bodies through our works, and mobilize people's enthusiasm and participation by questioning an existing point of view.

Rodriguez believes that patriarchy is the main cause of environmental pollution. Only changing the system can solve these problems, so she conveys these ideas to people through his works.
Eliasson believes that environmental pollution is not a national or collective problem. People all over the world are a whole. The problem can be solved only if everyone cares about environmental pollution,

]]> 2021-08-05 05:40:33 UTC https://padlet.com/aobo/lq6l9g401c6deyk0/wish/1669686395