More Fabrication and Installation Photos

Jessica trimmed images for dry-mounting

Gia sews the palm fiber skirt to a dowel
 muslin covered dowel for hanging

Airielle paints the outline of Tasmania that
Fiona and Crisitan traced on Saturday

The postcards were printed by Reprographics
 today and Nancy brought them over. 

Gia poses by her team's case.

Jessica and I hung the spear.

And I spent the rest of the afternoon dry-mounting
and trimming images.

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FYI--We are mounting object and
photo labels on mat board that
can be trimmed on the paper cutter.

More Fabrication Photos

My Life for this Week and Next

The Gloves I Cannot Remember to
Bring Home to Wash

Our tacking iron has been in the "family" since...wait for it:
before we became a university (that's was a LONG time ago: c. 1970).
SSC stands for Sacramento State College.

A Ref to GFB's Retirement Study

Nancy Painting the World Map

Carrie giving a demo on dry mounting

Today, I finished all of TS's images. I hope.

For the CM Team

Didactics

Nancy's Artistry

Yep...that's me right now.

This old postcard image of Mount Lyell Mine is really amazing, in case you all haven't seen it.

Video Resource

This resource is posted for everyone in our class, but especially for the Tasmanian Sojourn and Colonial Milieu Teams.  You may need to log into your university account to watch it (2007, 52 mins).

Her Will to Survive: Tasmania, 1803 to 1880—First Australians