On Day Three, we did a walking tour of downtown Calgary.
Here is a mind map of everywhere we went to and what we thought about at each
place.
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| Mind Map from our day |
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| Journalling at the Chinese Cultural Centre |
Things we learned:
“Art can be a message to people and can enforce rules, like
how the walking people say, ‘You can’t sleep here.’” ~ Jasper
“I learned the word perspective. “ ~ Chloé
“I learned about art made out of feathers at the Chinese
Cultural Centre.” ~ Ina
“I learned that at one time in Canada, Chinese people weren’t
welcome.” ~ James
“I learned that people can’t sleep in the +15’s.” ~ Owen
“In China, red is a lucky colour. I learned that there was a
microphone in the glacier.” ~ Priya
“I learned that the winter garden is private. I learned that
there is a lot of hostile architecture. I learned that the forest of trees was
a cross-stitching pattern.” ~ Nikita
“I learned that water can look frozen but still be able to
move.” ~ Abigail
“I learned that everyone is allowed to go in the Devonian
Garden.” ~ Isla
“Homeless people can’t sleep where there’s hostile
architecture.” ~ Gaby
“I learned how to make a signing bowl work. You put pressure
and have perfect timing.” ~ Silas
Connections we made:
“The Winter Garden and Devonian Garden both have living
walls.” ~ Jorja
“The Winter Garden and Devonian Gardens connect because they
are both gardens that have water and are peaceful.” ~ D
I felt calm in both the Chinese Cultural Centre and the
Winter Garden because they were both quiet.” ~ Ina
“The Winter garden was smaller and less public than the
Devonian garden.” ~ Desiree
