Object Lab- Blindfold

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Firescreen
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The object being touched and described by the students is an early firescreen. Wikipedia gives us a short description of an early fire screen's function

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Anthropomorphism in Furniture
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Societies dating back to the Ancient Egyptians have created anthropomorphic decorative objects. This video shows a section from the Hidden Dimensions exhibition devoted to the anthropomorphic qualities of furniture.

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New York Firescreen
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Here is an example of a New York City late 18th century firescreen taken from Madison's Digital Library.

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John Singleton Copley’s Furniture and the Art of Invention
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Prown's essay on John Singleton Copley discusses the artist's technical prowess as well as his inventive depictions of furniture.

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How would you experience objects if you were lacking the sense of sight? This video demonstrates how students participating in Chipstone's Object Lab workshop think about art objects in a different way by describing them using only their sense of touch.

I LOVE ART! IT IS SO COOL. When you take a bunch of trash and glue it together it warms my heart. It is so Artsy. There is nothing i like more then art. I love coming to the IMA and buying 410 dollar plastic lawn chairs. I saw the same one at walmart last week. BUT WAIT!!! they are half off. So, they are only 205 dollars! i gotta take a smoke break cyyaa
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Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 06/20/2010 - 16:11.
I seriously just want to go home.... I HATEE ARTT!!!!
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Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 06/20/2010 - 16:06.
This is a very interesting video. It explores our sense of where we are and how we connect to it. I have to try this!
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Submitted by Vahni on Sun, 05/09/2010 - 14:24.

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