16/20 Jakes eating a donut and a sandwich in one. You could call it a donut sandwich

Wow! This is kind of art in itself! #ConArtInSitu

The coastal landscape in Thomas Gainsboroughs oil paint has really smooth and almost smudged strokes of paint it’s a different style then what I’ve seen in some of the more detailed art pieces by him but I think this is just as cool because although it doesn’t have the detail it shows creativity

14/20 This is another cool painting I found, there are 2 main spots that drag my attention and both is because there is a great contrast in light. The deers have lighter colors below them and so do the houses in the bottom left.

12/20 I really like this painting by Thomas Barker of Bath. He’s got great perspective with the first more detailed scene in the front with the people in the back left much smaller then the ones up close.

10/20 I really like this painting, I think it’s showing some warriors that are hanging out getting taught about the place around them by 2 wise people. There’s also a girls off in the distance watching them. I bet she has feeling for one of them or something

9/20 This is the “Venice: The molo from the Bacino di S. Marco” by Giovanni Antonio I remember going here when I was in Venice last summer and there was a torrential downpour. The most rain I’ve ever seen.

5/20 This is “The game of Civetta” by Pietro Febris. It shows Civetta which is an Italian word for screech owl or also known as a flirtatious women.

Noticed this in the DAM it means “I’m glad you came” in Greek, my aunts and uncles love ripping this one as soon as I step on there welcome mat.

3/20 Hopefully we can get fyodor in on our family plan 🔒

2/20 This kind of depicts me and Jake in a way and how I’m the big cow on the block and @imquacked5312.bsky.social low-key my child.

Week 8 - 1/20 Heading to the DAM with Clare and Jake and I also brought along my roomate Fyo cause he was bored

5/20 This is the dream of Arcadia painting by Thomas Cole, he depicts a mountain region in Greece. It looks like the Parthenon is sitting on the top of the hill but in real life it’s sitting on a much bigger and steeper hill.

We made it on the bus, there was no fuss, be safe don’t worry, I’m gonna go home later and eat curry.

We’re lost

Week 7 - 1/20 Capen and I tried taking the light rail to the theatre district but apparently there’s a fire down there so now we’re at the contemporary art museum

15/20 Don Coen huge “Family Harvest” looks like it was made by a computer in some parts. The lights on the tractor look way too real and smooth but also I’m thinking it might be easier to get precise details on a bigger canvas. This must’ve taken a long time to paint.

13/20 Joseph H.Sharp captured a “Toas Indian Hunter” very well in this painting. I bet the hunter was pretty uncomfortable holding that position for so long

Week 6 - 1/20 Heading to the DAM with @mcskeeterson.bsky.social, I think I want to check out the upper floors today that I missed last week.

Week 5 - 21/20 How rapidly or slowly do the meanings in a work reveal themselves to you? I think this depends on how much reasearch i am doing if I just look at it for 15 minutes though I can usually get the jist of a piece of art but I don't really understand it fully till I look at the internet

20/20 I took a pottery class senior year of high school and these pots are very impressive. I really like the art in them that is so detailed because it’s a lot harder painting on curved surfaces.

19/20 This is shout against the darkness made out of Pastel and graphite pencil on paper. It reminds me of the demons lurking under my bed at night. EEEEEEEEEEK!! #conartinsitu

18/20 This landscap art piece has many cool features lakes and a cave with a canyon in the middle. Ive been noticing a theme with all the pieces in here that they all use many colors

17/20 Looks colorful and bright probably was worn by a Noble cause it’s got gold parts and the materials seem high quality.

16/20 This remind me of the big wooden trolls I saw when in Copenhagen

15/20 I found what looks to be a native dancing and singing in a dark hallway. It’s quite peaceful

14/20 This snow shirt made from seal hide, intestines, claws, and hair. The hair bits remind me of fishing flys

13/20 If this was my front door everyday would be a great day

12/20 This looks exactly like Itachi Uchihas Akatski robe. I wonder if Naruto got inspiration from this.

11/20 This is drip from British Columbia. It looks so warm which is perfect for the cold winters in Canada

10/20 This one is speaking to me I really like the colors and the guy sitting on top of the head. He kind of looks like it would be their child.

9/20 Just a couple of Denver Art Museum members 🥶🥶

8/20 Unc is paying for our family pass and Jake is reviewing the campus map, hes gonna be so smart

7/20 This reminds me of the of the square knot

6/20 It looks like the priests just left the Denver art museum. I’m feeling very blessed

5/20 This guy has no blind spots and WILL see you coming

4/20 This building reminds me of connect 4 or if you stretched like doe or somethin

3/20 Why is there a bridge connecting 2 buildings, the fresh air is so nice

2/20 Chris got a new pair of legs!

Week 5 -1/20 GYAAAAAT #conartinsitu

7/20 Things I notice: Pink Flowlike Waterlike Fluidlike Turbulent flow at the bottom Laminar flow from top to bottom #conartinsitu

6/20 Me and some fellas just discovered a new route through the parking lot that optimizes the travel time to the MCA. #Conartinsitu

Week 4 - 1/20 How do we start? Do we necessarily have naive responses to art as a starting point? I know for me tend to have a naive view on art at the beginning because I don't understand the meaning or how much effort was initially put into the project #conartinsitu

On page 101, Williams talks about how similes are clear and safe because they directly explain the comparison. Metaphors are risky but stronger because they combine two unrelated things to create meaning. Between the 2, I am better at making similes like the pope is at being Catholic. #ConArtinSitu

20/20! What started as unlucky has me feeling blessed because another E line showed up just in the nick of time!

Bunch of angry fellas because the E line that showed up for us was not in service.

18/20 On a warm spring day the cool basement gives an opportunity to maximize skeeting power. As the contemporary art sits on the wall I sit on a bench watching a contemporary art piece unfold before my very eyes. I call this the contemporary watching the contemporary art piece.

17/20 I’ve been skeeting so much I thought I’d take a rest and think about my next moves.

16/20 I followed the smells of the skeets and it lead me here… @imquacked5312.bsky.social #conartinsitu

Things I notice: 1. Floral 2. Pictures behind the material 3. Holes to see pictures of kids and adults 4. Brown 5. Boxes 6. Patches outlined in dark splotches 7. Eyes 8. Golem 9. Hands and feet 10. Wrinkles #conartinsitu