Reading, Reflecting, and More -- http://rrr-nans.blogspot.com/
Quickly skimming through blog posts of my classmates, this one really caught my eye. I found myself reading everything on "nans" page. This author's claim about the "Nighthawks" painting really captures the meaning behind the whole idea of making a claim and analyzing any piece of work. "In 'Nighthawks' painted by Edward Hopper, an outsider looking into the empty bar with ominous apathy, lathargic complacency, and dramatic coldness of the night, portray the dark, lonely mood of the lifeless costumers in the peak of the night." Nans gives an ambiguous painting a profound meaning.
"Teachers aggressively glare at the new more youthful teacher, as if he alone took the proud banner representing "Tradition" and stomped it into the dirt ."The way this author gave a new perspective and a greater meaning to a measly few seconds of a scene is intriguing and evokes a sense of curiosity of the relationships among the characters within the movie, not just how the audience sees them.
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