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    art‚ Western Art‚ and his embracement of Otaku culture had given him a unique niche in the Japanese art world. Murakami is often called the Japanese Andy Warhol and Micahek Darling has this to comment‚ “[Murakami’s] Pop strategy for mixing references to canonical art-historical figures or subjects with consumer sources in analogous to the work of Andy Warhol… in the early 1960s” (“Plumbing the Depths of Superflatness”2). This unique blend of artistic interests and style has lead to his development

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    One page “Choose a work of art or design that you consider to be significant. Imagine that the work had never been made. How would the world be worse off (or better off) without it?”.”. I consider Robert Indiana’s LOVE to be very significant and cannot imagine a world without it. The 1960s‚ Pop art movement in New York would have not had the same impulse without Robert Indiana’s LOVE and the world would be worse off without it. Abstract Expressionism‚ subconscious creation on large canvases‚ would

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    The movie started with Red telling why they are in Shawshank Prison. Both Red and Andy are convicted of killing their wives. The only difference is that Red is guilty of the crime‚ while Andy is innocent. Red killed his wife by cutting the brakes of his wife’s car for insurance. On the other hand‚ Andy was convicted of killing his wife and her lover by shooting them in the middle of their eyes. Andy appeared guilty cause of evidences such as buying a gun on the same day of the murder with matching

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    of the United States. Robert Rauschenberg used a variety of objects in his work. He also used a lot of silk screening images onto his canvas. His heavy use of media objects was second to his use of drips of paint to partially blur the images. Andy Warhol was the most famous artist of Pop Art. He was often seen as the central figure in this art movement. His work is highly recognizable to the fact of his subject matter. Warhol often used highly commercial and easily recognizable images in his

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    friends who end up suffering from an ill fate. The main character‚ Andy Jackson‚ and his friends decided to celebrate after a big win in their school basketball game‚ they acquired alcohol and drove around in Andy’s car while intoxicated. While Andy was driving drunk‚ he caused a fatal car accident that killed his best friend Robbie Washington who was riding in the front passenger seat. The other three passengers survived physically‚ but Andy went down into a spiralling depression. He later killed himself

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    “Art anatomy” In her essay “Shipwreck‚” Cat Bohannon argues that displaying bodies of dead humans can be “art”‚ but this “art” may be difficult to separate from “science.” The text is filled with the author’s research‚ interviews and her personal reasoning. While observing the process of human dissection and preservation (known as “plastination”)‚ Bohannon has a difficult time understanding this type of art making. For the author‚ plastination is a complicated and sometimes disturbing process. But

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    and usage of Ben-Day dots used as a method of shading (Burgan). Roy Lichtenstein went through a lot of style development throughout his career before being able to make an impact and breaking into the mainstream along with other iconic artists like Andy Warhol. He began his artistic career around the

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    for a new culture to break though from the old rigid one. New ideas and patterns of art‚ literary and fashion‚ though at first are almost certainly to be discarded by the main stream as alien‚ are where the new dominating culture rises up from. Take Andy Warhol and his POP art as an example‚ it is at first laughed at and denigrated as mere rabish‚ proved to be of great commercial value by its young advocates and then was accepted by the public gradually in the 70’s. The youth are not only buff of

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    The first factor goes to compensating wages differentials which arises due to non-monetary characteristics of different jobs. Jobs considered intrinsically less attractive compared to average jobs will tend to pay higher wages. For example‚ coal miners who work at high risk due to unpleasant working environment are paid more than others with similar levels of education. Besides that‚ odd working hours such as night shifts pays negative compensating differentials as well. The second factor is

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    concentrate on creation. This is one of the reasons why I like there. On the other hand‚ we can create without outside interference so that we have an independent space. I go to The Art Building with pleasure every day. Description Two (draft) Andy Warhol was one of the founders of the Pop Art movement. His most famous works are large‚ simple prints of things be used in daily life such as cans of soup and boxes of soap. He worked in a studio called The Factory and mass-produced his art. By the

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