1. the art of finding yourself
when you’re lost
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2. Frank Hurley
(1885-1962)

3. Sir Ernest Shackleton
The Endurance, 1915

4. The Endurance, 1915

5. The Endurance, finally sank
October 25, 1915

6. The Endurance, 1915

8. The Endurance, 1915

9. The Endurance, 1915

10. Sir Ernest Shackleton and his 5 man crew. April 24, 1916

11. Frank Hurley, Morning at Passchendaele (Combined Negatives), 1917

12. Frank Hurley, The Battle of Zonnebeeke (Combined Negatives)

13. Frank Hurley, Death of
the Reaper (Combined
Negatives)

14. Annie Mae
Young, Work-clothes
quilt with center
medallion of
strips, denim, corduro
y, synthetic
blend, 1976

15. Loretta Pettway
(American b.
1942), Untitled Block
and Strip Quilt, Cotton
and Polyester

16. Sally Bennett
Jones, 1944-1988.
Center medallion of
triangles, surrounded by
multiple borders, 1966

17. Lillie Mae Pettway, 1927-
1990. "Housetop"--
twelve-block "Half-
Logcabin" variation, ca.
1965, cotton, wool
corduroy, 77 x 65 inches.

18. Ray Materson; Mark
Teixeira, 2009;
unraveled
sock, shoelace
thread, cotton, polyest
er

19. Ray Materson, Sandy Koufax

20. Ray Materson
Cy Young,1997
threads of unraveled
socks

21. Read:
• Chapter 6, “The Art of Maximizing Your Time”
• Chapter 7, “The Art of Finding Yourself When You’re
Lost”
Respond in your Journal:
1. Reflect (in at least ONE PAGE) on chapter 6, a
quote or one of the videos shown in class.