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In the Design Thinking course, students work in teams to construct ping pong ball roller coasters to learn about teamwork, prototyping, and how to “think with your hands.”
This year’s roller coaster themes included “A Day in the Life at Dartmouth,” “The Story of Harry Potter,” “The Life Journey of a Kernel of Corn,” and many more!
Students in this project-based course are not only engineering majors, but come from all corners of campus and academic backgrounds.
Photo by Haley Tucker
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In the Design Thinking course, students work in teams to construct ping pong ball roller coasters to learn about teamwork, prototyping, and how to “think with your hands.”
This year’s roller coaster themes included “A Day in the Life at Dartmouth,” “The Story of Harry Potter,” “The Life Journey of a Kernel of Corn,” and many more!
Students in this project-based course are not only engineering majors, but come from all corners of campus and academic backgrounds.
Photo by Haley Tucker
if want to see the monotono version go to: rucksitengoraro.blogspot.com/2011/03/thinking-smoking.html
Part of my 'Transformation' series
Nightmares do not Plague It, yet It doesn't dream It simply lies there, waiting...
Thinking...
In 2003, Marty Esworthy completed an epic performance art project,
after thinking everyday-- for five years!-- about Ng, a cyberspace
siren. During this performance, Esworthy thought “about a woman
[called] Ng (for NetGirl). She [lived] her life openly,
via an internet livecam, for all the world to see. But Marty does
not look.” said a brochure, “Just thinks about her.”
In order to maintain artistic integrity, he simply imagined what
she was doing daily. And never ever peeked.
Pretty darn conceptual in nature, there were only four known public performances of this piece. One of them revolved around the finding of a shoe, which may or may not have belonged to Ng. Lost-and-found fliers were made and circulated, along with a picture of the shoe taken on a little proscenium. This photo is a photo of the original photo (c.2002), propped up on the original proscenium.
Taken, of course, at a later date, about ten years after. Well,
it feels like ten years after. Life is short.
The work began in April, 1998, and was completed in April, 2003.
There are plans for a five-day sequel to be filmed in Riga, Latvia, in 2013.