Brooklyn visit

I enjoyed this visit very much even though the person who was supposed to show us their studio did not show up.  He said that the L train had stopped running or something like that.  I am a bit more cynical to just except that excuse.  We spent sometime in a mall drinking coffee but it was fun because I got to talk to people I never have in the class.  This develops a stronger class relationship to have this social time which is important for learning.  We then went around to a couple of random studios such as 3rd ward.  They had a very nice building but seemed expensive.  I did not know such an option existed for artists after they graduate.  I find this option very helpful for getting the resources you need to work.  We then got to visit a gallery made to help unknown artists gain show experience.  This is a good gallery to keep the information for the future.  Finally we ended up at the studio of Bruce "something".  I can not remember the name, maybe Bruce technologies? Something with Bruce.  This Studio was huge and had a lot of resources to work with.  The speaker also had a lot of good advice to give.  I did not know studios where groups can work together like this existed.  I just figured after graduation it was time to hit the gallery submissions.  Ultimately I learned a lot about my options in the future and Brooklyn did not seem like that bad of a place.