People associate different colours with certain moods and feelings. Colour is used to express things like what someone is thinking. A colour can brighten something up or make it dull. Cool colours are considered calm, sad or relaxing colours. These colours are blue, purple and green. Warm colours are happy and energetic colours. These include yellow, orange and red. White is thought to be calm and pure, and black is angry and gloomy. However, different people can see other things in the colours. A certain colour may remind them of something. For example, black, even though it is a dark colour, can represent something happy because it is linked with a good memory.
Colours are also linked with objects and events. Brown and green may represent nature, yellow and orange could represent the sun, white can represent the moon and stars, and bright colours could represent celebrations.
By Lauren H
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COLOUR CHOICE
COLOUR CHOICE is a project initated by Evergreen Terrace in collaboration with Sean Peoples and Bewrick Secondary College. It is about exploring our connections to colour with the outcome of choosing 5 colours from ANYWHERE for artist Christopher L.G. Hill to use in a wall drawing. The drawing and the material developed through these class sessions will form part of Evergreen Terrace's work for 'Unsheltered Workshop', an exhibition as included in the Next Wave Festival 2008. 'Unsheltered Workshop' opens at the VCA Margaret Lawrence Gallery on the 13th of May 2008 and is curated by Jeff Khan and assisted by Ulanda Blair.
Evergreen Terrace is James Deutsher and Liv Barrett.
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Evergreen Terrace would like to sincerely thank all those who have made this project possible: Berwick Secondary College Year 11 art class, Sean Peoples, Berwick Secondary College, Jeff Khan, Ulanda Blair, Christopher L.G. Hill, Next Wave Festival, Vikki McInnes, Nick Selenitsch and World Food.
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