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VPSA63H3 Lecture 5: Lec5.docx

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14 Apr 2012
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UTSC
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Studio
Course
VPSA63H3
Professor
Will Kwan

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Relationship between the video and last lecture on indigenous people. Portrait from one perspective before but this time it is from the vietnamese perspective. Discourse: is made up of media and stuff. He is saying that the vietnam war was written by the western world- he sounds like edward said. His work is doing that same thing as said, he is trying to re-write it and shape the discourse. Vietnamese culture is not static and people are changing- contemporary. This work is connected to the work of march duchamp because it is taking an daily object and separating it from its context. The helicopter is ready-made" such as duchamp"s work- he is presenting it as art. He played a significant role in questioning the conventions of art and making of art. Duchamp"s early work- the context in which he was making art and where his idea developed from.

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Reflecting on the issues covered in the study, who are you personally, politically and pedagogically in relation to the Indigenous Australian education landscape?
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