1.
The exhibit that stood out most to me was the
9/11 booklet that focused on the different audiences of the tragedy. It
encompassed the different audiences throughout time, starting with those
immediately effected by the attack (a newspaper article released shortly
after), family and friends of the victims (the memorial), and the people
learning about it today (the anniversary). The project has a deep emotional feel
and I can tell the creator spent a lot of time working on it.
2.
I learned that, more often than not, terms go
together. Audience and circulation and exigence all play hand in hand with each
other, but can also mean completely different things.
3.
Regarding composing, I learned that it is a
process. You have to be creative and focused but also have fun with it. Everyone
thinks differently in terms of the same topic or key word, and it is
interesting to see the different takes a person can have.
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