Jaime Omar García was born on July 8, 1986 in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mexico as the second of three children to civil engineer Jaime García, Sr. and Gloria Rodríguez Flores. García was raised between the border of Reynosa, Mexico and McAllen, Texas. He attended Sharyland High School in Mission, Texas.…
The artwork analyzed is by Jose Wenselado Garcia, no title. The emphasis are the only areas with color. The rest of the artwork is in black and white. Also, the colors are analogous, however, it flows within each other. The artwork is made with ink and paper.…
Juan Nepomuceno Seguin – Was a 19th-century Texas Senator, mayor, judge, and Justice of the Peace and a prominent participant in the Texas Revolution. Juan Nepomuceno Seguin was born in San Antonio de Bexar on October 27, 1806. He was the older of two sons of Erasmo Seguin and Maria Josefa Becerra. Around 1700, a Frenchman named Guillaume Seguin had traveled from Paris. As the son of a postmaster, Seguin would assist his mother in the business, while his father was off writing the 1824 Constitution of Mexico. In 1825, Juan married Maria Gertrudis Flores de Abrego. They had ten children. He was elected an alderman. Then he became San Antonio the mayor in December 1833. He then served as political chief and mayor of Bexar until 1834; he led a relief force to Monclova.…
Darío Antonio Suro was a painter, art critic and Dominican diplomat who born and grew up in La Vega, Dominican Republic. Having been the nephew of a famous painter Enrique García-Godoy, he grew up around painting and began studying it under the influence of his uncle.…
Jacques Torres was born in 1960 in Algiers and grew up in Bandol, France, a small town in the southern region of Provence. He chose his career in the industry of baking at the age of 15 and immediately fell in love with it. During vacation Jacques started an apprenticeship at La Frangipane, a small pastry shop in his hometown. After spending two years in the pastry shop he completed his apprenticeship requirements and graduated first in his class.…
José Chávez Morado, born in 1909, was one of the greatest 20th century Mexican muralists, focused on political and social factors of the Mexican revolution and embraced his heritage much like Dr. Atl had wanted for all Mexican artists. He was the last of one of the greatest 20th century muralists, who greatly influenced Mexican styled art. This paper will discuss his life journey, accomplishments, and two of his great works/murals. The purpose of this is to gain insight on one of the 20th centuries greatest artists, and examine his work from multiple perspectives to give us understanding and view his work in a different light. Jose, was a painter, printmaker, muralist, promoter and cultural advisor, he also made a valuable contribution in…
I will be describing and evaluating the works and artists described above. To begin I will describe each work and its symbolism. I will then summarize the artists and the times of their artworks. Afterwards, I will explain how the works fit into the time period and then compare and contrast all three artworks.…
How does it feel to grow up during the time of segregation and “separate but equal” but also during the time of MLK and Cesar Chavez? Juan Antonio Salas with Mexican ancestry born on october 4th 1950 but born in Texas was there though things like segregation in the school, working on the fields, Including now with the Political climate that we are now facing. Imagine working on the field with the burning sun on your back filling up crates and bags only to earn less than a dollar per crate or bag.…
Roman citizenship was better than Athens citizenship. In Rome more voices are heard. You vote for laws with a majority of the people. Rome had a better structure to. In Rome people were richer. Therefore they were happier.…
60sc it's not enough to describe Alejandra, this is just a little essay about her. I will try to describe general things in this essay. Alejandra is my little sister. She is very beautiful, intelligent, mature, and so on. Alejandra likes to sleep (and a lot), she likes to help people, and she likes the amazing Spiderman. Things she dislikes is pride, hypocrisy, Pringles, enjoy, homework and so on. Alejandra was born in 27 of September of 2000, she has been very special for me, she makes me grow; she is always there when I need it. I'm like her conscious.…
An artist can create art work through a creative process. An element of this process is critical thinking. Artists’ creativity process begins with seeing. It then goes from seeing to imagining and from imagining to making (Sayre, 2009). This essay will provide an explanation of artists’ roles. The essay will also include two chosen works of art, one of which embodies the role of the artist and the other holds symbolic significance requiring the application of iconography.…
Composers such as Luis Enrique Martinez and Luis Angel Pastor were successful in recording and distributing vallenato merengue while concurrently pushing cultural pride. Luis Enrique Martinez also known as the 1973 king of vallenato, composed many vallenato songs including some in the merengue style. He recorded and released a song titled La Botelita which featured many other well-known artist (Smithsonian Folkway, 13) This song was recorded for entertainment purposes and even though it did not reach international recognition, it was played locally in different regions of Colombia to those whom this style appeals to. Luis Angel “el papa” pastor is another well-recognized and respected Colombian musician who has worked alongside internationally…
“Artist, painter, black belt at the 4º dan in judo, licensed through the Kodokan, in Tokyo”. This is how Yves Klein described himself in 1959, at his manifest Le dépassement de la problématique de l'art. But, instead of a judo master, Klein has proved himself to be a very influential artist. He was the one in charge of creating the ‘International Klein Blue’ or simply known as ‘Klein Blue’, one of the most used colors in today’s world: from fashion to art, it has captured the eyes from people all around the world. And once he discovered it, he painted everything blue. Now, Cayón Gallery offers at its ‘Blanca’s Space’ a retrospective of Klein’s works, but turning them upside down. Because, as Adolfo Cayón, owner of the Gallery states, “his paintings and sculptures were to him no more than the ashes of his art”.…
Hello kids, my name is Vasco Nunez De Balboa. Most of you should know a little about me because you studied about me but any way I am here to give you more information about me and my explorations. So everyone fasten your seatbelts!! We are going back to the world in the 1400’s.…
Everyone knows Julian Felipe was the composer of Lupang Hinirang. But before he wrote the Philippine National Anthem, he was first born on January 28, 1961 in Cavite City. He studied at public school in Cavite and Binondo, Manila for his primary education. His musical talent began when he was ten years old, under the instruction of Leandro Cosca. Pedro Catalan, a recollect priest, taught him to play piano after the death of Cosca. He was employed as an organist at the San Pedro Parish Church in Cavite. Felipe also taught music at girls’ school the La Sagrada Familia. Felipe produced such pieces as Aurorita, Danza (Early Dawn Danza), Cintas y Flores (Ribbon and Flowers), and Motete al Santisimo (Motet to the Most Holy). He became a member of the prestigious Santa Cecilia Musical Society. And in 1896, he joined the Philippine revolution and because of this, he was imprisoned at Fort Santiago. He was found innocent and released on June 2, 1897. In 1898, Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo asked him to compose a march befitting the occasion. Felipe’s composition titled, Marcha Nacional Filipina, also known as Himno Nacional Filipino, was approved by Aguinaldo and other revolutionary leaders. On June 12, 1898, after the reading of the proclamation, the band of San Francisco de Malabon played the march for the very first time as Philippine Flag was hoisted. Felipe died on October 2, 1944 in Sampaloc, Manila. Jose Palma was the one who wrote a poem entitled Filipinas to accompany the national anthem. The score of Felipe’s march was published with the poem, Filipinas, as lyrics. And so, the Philippines National Anthem was finally complete with words and music. During President Ramon Magsaysay’s term, the national anthem was officially sung in Filipino. It was translated by Eldefonso Santos and Julian Cruz Balmaceda and was officially proclaimed on May 26, 1956.…