Also, as per Teana's request: the questions she asked us during this Monday's class and the answers I wrote down at the time:

What is theory to you?

How long have you had a relationship with theory and what's it like?

How would you describe your world theory?

"Whatever is not practical or performative, but rather conceptual, analytical, and/or textual."

"I'd estimate 4-5 years now, perhaps? Ish? it changes all the time, sometimes I feel it's on good terms and other times not so much, mostly due to accessibility issues."

I was quite confused with this question at the time, although I remember the keywords 'patriachal' and 'unnatural selection' came to mind.

Julie's homework can be found on MS Teams as requested.

Amy's homework:

A.) A piece of design/work made by a Black woman

C.) A piece of design/work made by a minority in the country in which you live/are from

B.) A piece of design/work made by a community or without a clear author

'It's gonna be fine' by myself (Emma Sophia Sierhuis)

D.) A piece of design/work that was made by a queer person

E.) A piece of design/work that was made by someone not able-bodied

F.) A memory, memorabilia, family, personal (drawn or written description)

An old and yellowed, but still fully functional, music box, that I've had as long as I can remember, usually safely stored away in a DIY'd storage box

Further theory homework:

A relevant analysis of the movie 'Parasite' that relates back to the concept of hegemony

👀 at my art:

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