Exhibition Topics_Julien&Am
Am and I (Julien) have been going around class and asking people what topic they would like to do for the exhibition. We asked:”if the exhibition was tomorrow, what would you like to work on?”
We gathered the answer up; and got the results…
Paul-Kids walking on streets, wiping windows, etc.
Nine-Sharks
Shikhar, Paula, May-Poverty
Johan, Sebi-Poaching
Aayush, Julien-Childrens’ rights in Thailand
Gabi-Street Vendors
Samantha-Beggers
Anirudh, Jin-Pollution
Pimboon-flooding
Sae-Yeon-littering
Ken-Water; Acces to clean water and sustaining it
Michael, Pin-Education in Thailand
Odette, Manisha-Plastic waste
If you can, please make a comment of why you chose that topic, the issues about it, and what you are going to do about and we can raise up a conversation.
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Because I don’t know where plastics goes.
lots of them but not enough
I completley changed my mind on my topic right at break time the same day. I would like to do a photography exhibition with framed photographs and then get the framing sponsored by a company.
Ohh-okay. But what would you like to focus on and take pictures of?
Paula and I are planning on doing this, but so far we don’t know what we want to focus on…it has to do with sharing the planet of course.
One thing I am thinking about at the moment is what are we going to do with the money earnt from selling the photographs.
why not me
I chose “rights of children in Bangkok” because sometimes I see adults just sleeping and doing nothing while their children are begging, getting water etc. I feel this should change because it is unfair to the children. Sometimes when I go to parks and play and run around the adults say stop go to another park because we might get hurt. I think this is unfair because if they just go around the place we are playing we won’t be in there way. Instead of us having to go a very far distance to find another park to play in.
I see, you have a very good point and its a intersting topic. I agree with you that parents just sit there on the streets and children have to beg and do the things for the adults. And probably the money the children gets goes to the adults so its very interesting to find out about.
Yeah that’s also why I did it, the worst part is that the children are getting the money for the adults and while that child is begging, the adult just drinks. Though this is only for some beggars, not all.
Oh am and Julien to add on I’d like to do kids in poverty focusing on how they live and education
I chose pollution because pollution is always in Thailand and people will or might get sick or unhealthy and it can affect your lungs, and it is very bad. Because there are too many cars in Soi 15 when it is weekday, the people who walk to school have to breathe in through the gas.
So I will try to stop this catastrophe
You’re right Jin, it unfortunately really is a catastrophe. 😦