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    Fine Arts In Schools

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    Imagine school without fine arts‚ without a class to express yourself. Schools across the country are thinking about eliminating art classes because of insufficient funds. Schools should not eliminate art classes because they improve test scores‚ give students freedom‚ and allows students with many opportunities they won’t find anywhere else. Primarily‚ fine arts improves scores in all different subjects. As stated in‚ Arts Education in Public Elementary and Secondary Schools‚ "Low-income high school

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    IMPORTANCE of ART EDUCATION Have you ever thought why we send children to school? Why is education necessary? Firstly‚ schools provide children with cultural values that vary in every culture and that are necessary to become a good citizen. Also‚ schools upskill children and prepare them for a job related to their areas of interest. Finally‚ perhaps the most important function of schools is to teach children how to be better human beings. One of the important parts of education is art including music

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    Art Renaissance

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    He painted something that he “shouldn’t” have‚ but it brought him instant fame. 2. How do Japanese prints influence the works of Degas?  - Degas was influenced by Japanese prints in composition and line. He did not paint women in kimonos in his art. Rather than painting Japanese subjects like his fellow artists he took on Japanese techniques and qualities. 3. What are the impressionists concerned with depicting? Include an example to support this.  - Impressionists are concerned with capturing

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    What is the function of Art? 1. Go to this prezi and using the content and media answer any questions you find in your journals. http://prezi.com/lavyatdy0zzn/present/?auth_key=5ol5t72&follow=algrant#93 2. Does Art contain or produce knowledge? 3. If so‚ how can we characterise this type of knowledge? 4. Using Alchin Textbook pp 34-37 decide which of the following statements most closely reflects your view of the purpose of Art: a) Arts are a way of expressing emotion

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    Relationship of Arts and Geography Geography (from Greek word “geographia” which means "earth description”) is the science that studies the lands‚ the features‚ the inhabitants‚ and the phenomena of the Earth‚ while art gives a creative interpretation of them. However‚ if you combine the two‚ you can bring geography to life. Explore the cultures and civilizations of a country along with its land holdings. Use art to examine the values and lifestyle of a culture as you look at different artifacts

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    Arts/100 Syllabus

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    [pic] |SYLLABUS College of Humanities ARTS/100 Version 4 Introduction to the Visual and Performing Arts | |Copyright © 2011‚ 2010‚ 2008‚ 2007 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. Course Description This course examines traditions and developments in the visual and performing arts genres including music‚ dance‚ theater‚ cinema‚ visual arts‚ and architecture. Students will be introduced to the elements of each genre‚ along with an overview of its historical development in Western

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    Countries have been attempting to claim back important artwork that was once theirs. The majority of the time‚ this artwork resides in the hands of museums of even collectors who have acquired possession many years ago. Though a few countries like Egypt have had some objects returned to them‚ there are still a few other countries like Greece and Iraq who are desperately wanting their artifacts back. In many cases‚ it has been quite the struggle to request back the artwork as it already has been

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    Art Analysis

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    Physical Environment- Art Essay Artists are influenced by a variety of factors that show reflection in the works they create. They express their emotions and feelings in a visual way because they are appreciative of what they see; hence the environment they see every day -whether being natural or manmade- can be a major influence for many artists. Eugene von Guerard (traditionalist)‚ Howard Arkley (modernist) and Andy Goldsworthy (post-modernist) are three examples of artists from three different

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    African Art 3

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    contribution to the art of the different cultures. After reading and studying about various regions and cultures the similarities and differences all seem to link to a fascinating group of people. Exploring different groups of objects and cultures broadened my knowledge of particular traditions within the African culture. Visiting an actual exhibition contributed to a deeper level of understanding with the visual aids in close reach at the museum. I visited the Brooklyn Museum‘s African art exhibition and

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    Video Games as Art

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    Video Games as Art Dylan Armitage December 10th‚ 2012 100883983 Video Games Are Art Are video games art? Up until the early 21st century‚ the dominant ideology surrounding this topic is resounding “No”. Art critics‚ such as Roger Ebert that state “video games cannot be art.” (Roger Ebert’s Journal)‚ and philosophers continually dismiss the idea. This ideology is no longer an accepted truth. I will argue that video games are a form of art. Video Games have gone from simple games and concepts

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