street art summary

 

Word-	My prediction-	Dictionary definition-
Gallery	A place for art.	An art museum.
Mural	A piece of art on a wall.	A painting or other work of art executed directly on a wall.
Graffiti	The illegal act of defacing or word based art.
Theme	A type.	Topic, subject.
Commission	A request for a piece of art.	The act of requesting the creation of a piece, usually on behalf of another.
Illegal	A crime.
Expression	A feeling you get from a piece of art.	The feeling you perceive from something you see.
Gesture	Thumbs up, the finger.
Contrasting	Red and green, blue and orange, purple and yellow.

This piece of art was created by Owen Dippie. It’s on the back of the Isaac Theatre Royal. It’s visible from Armagh street. It looks like a ballerina coming out of the pupil of an eye while the Iris becomes the ballerina's tutu.

A summary of ¨The Magpies¨ by Dennis Grover.

 This summary is of The Magpies by Dennis Grover. The goal was to summarise the poem in a minimum of 60 words and a maximum of 70 words.
Firstly Tom and Elizabeth bought a farm, used bracken for their bed. Secondly we get a description of how hard Tom worked and what colour Elizabeth’s lips were. The third part is about their years of work and the growing pine. The other parts are how all the crops went to the mortgage man, Tom’s gone insane because Elizabeth’s dead. Now the mortgage corporations can’t give the farm away.

The New Zealand Falcon

Picture from rnz.co.nz

  New Zealand Falcon. 

 The New Zealand Falcon ( also known as a Karerea) is New Zealand's only falcon while it's commonly mistaken for a common swamp harrier. Only 3000 - 5000 mating pairs are left in existence. The conservation status they put them under is near threatened but I personally believe that their more on the critical because of their numbers. The reason that their numbers are so low is because of farmers shooting them as their considered as pests by farmers.                                                                                                     

This is a call from independent juvenile (chaffinches in  background)     

                       

1. Why did I choose this bird?
I choose this bird because I always wanted to have one for a pet.

2. What countries is my bird from?
This bird is found in New Zealand.
3. What is this bird afraid of?
This bird is afraid of Scarecrows, Owl decoys, and rubber Snakes.

4. Is my chosen bird smart?
Not really. It's lucky that it's slightly more intelligent than an Owl.

5. In what ways is my chosen bird dangerous or special?
It's dangerous because it's not well known but that's what makes it special.