For the first assignment, you are asked to introduce yourself to your classmates

For the first assignment, you are asked to introduce yourself to your classmates. In addition, tell us about your favorite work of art. This could be a song, a novel, a painting, a building or a poem.
Most importantly, let us know what it is about this particular work of art that makes you like it.
Your response to this question will launch us into our exploration of art and why it matters to us. I am looking forward to reading your responses!
For a total of 50 points, you need to:
– briefly introduce yourself (where you are from, your educational goals, your hobbies, etc., (10 points)
– make a relevant point in response to the question (15 points)
– provide a specific work of art (a painting, piece of music, sculpture, dance, building, video installation, etc., 10 points)
– write a paragraph of 250 words or more (15 points)
Introduction:
Hello,
I am a student at Foothill College. This is my fifth quarter here and I am majoring in Anthropology. My goal is to become a Cultural Anthropologist. I am taking this class for IGETC Area 3 Arts & Humanities and CSU Area C Arts & Humanities requirement.
After finishing high school, I left home to acquire a sense of how to live and earn on my own. So I did some odd jobs in Mumbai, Bhopal, Lucknow, New Delhi, Jaipur and Jodhpur where I learned economic independence and to be self-reliant. This experience gave me my first earnings and a lifelong lesson how to struggle, survive and live in this world which would have been impossible to learn if I would have lived with my parents under their protection. In Jaipur, I met a local who is an expert in Indian monkeys. He introduced me to the world of monkeys. Initially, I was intrigued and fascinated by it and I spent time following and observing them. This was quite different from watching a wildlife documentary on TV and it was a very surreal experience. I slowly developed a special interest in Rhesus macaques and Grey langurs. I came to know about their eating, living and mating habits, intelligence levels, communication and parental skills.