Wade Guyton's The Room Moved

In the article it talks about encountering differences in a worldly view. The main goal is to allow children to explore the views of the world through the eyes of others and their art. One of the art pieces in the Dikeou gallery recreated this idea perfectly, the piece was called Homeless. The display itself was an airplane chair with bags and other things underneath. It was meant to convey this idea of people leaving and going which was this kind of economical view of the work itself. I think it was meant make you think about people in the world coming and going. There was another piece called 100 which was pictures of people from the ages 0 to 100. The artists idea was to allow his audience to find there picture that represents the age they are at and think about how the picture relates to their life in that year. I think this can go with investigating community themes because you can relate your own life and experiences to the person you see in the picture at the same age as you which allows you to explore the world of others. …show more content…
The artist has it there to interact with his audience. In order to go through to the next door you had to climb over this large block. This related to the play principle because it encourages interaction with the materials and being able to creatively form your materials. It allows children to see this playful side of art, that’s not just creating a piece that you won’t ever keep. It builds kids imagination as well because they have to think outside of the box to create something that is interactive with their