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oct 15 - 19 2001
With about 72 participants over 4 days, it was a short
but action-packed experience. The workshop concluded with
the tomato seminar on the last day which was open to the
general public. This gave the students in the workshop
an opportunity to share their work with people from outside
the workshop. And since the workshop was supported by
Asashi Shimbun, one of the largest newspapers in Japan,
a 8 page newspaper 'catalog' of the workshop was put together
and given to the students at the end of the workshop.
Since the group was so large, the workshop went a bit
differently than previous workshops. Having large group
critques with everyone was not really an option give the
timeframe, so instead small groups of students seemed
to form together to share their work and ideas with each
other while members of tomato wandered around the space
talking with indivuduals and groups, answering questions
and giving feedback on the work that was produced. |
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