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    Art Appreciation - 4

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    Art Appreciation 1. What significant contributions do you consider that Art Appreciation can give in your course/ field of studies? The significant contribution of Art Appreciation on my field which is Environmental and Sanitary engineering is that it challenges us to think creatively in any way‚ to have imagination and the desire and spirit to be free. Understanding the strategies applied to creating art can be applied to the engineering designs of both structures and products that are aesthetically

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    DADA Art

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    Contemporary Art 1. “To destroy is to create” Some times‚ we just limit to the function of one product‚ the meaning the inventor give to it‚ but we as human begins are able to find another use to the same product because we‚ by nature‚ are creative. Maybe if we brake apart or take of pieces of one product we can make something else and find a different perspective to it. “Some one else’s trash can be someone else’s treasure” The intention of this artists‚ is to make something up randomly that

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    Culture/Arts To define arts and culture all types of creative expression must be considered ranging from individual to collective and also from grassroots to institutional. Auckland Council. (2012). The Roshan Cultural Heritage Institute believes that culture as a word has become enormously confused. The denotation of culture includes the following six fields yet many more do exist; Language which is and the most developed channel of expression and yet also the oldest human institution‚ Arts &

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    Importance of Art and Music in Child Development In the past few years budgets cuts have been illuminating very important things from our children’s school curricula. Art and music two developmental beneficial programs our future is now missing. Art and music are just as important as the ”common core subjects” such as reading and math .Art and music help develop visual learning‚ language‚ and motor skills that we use throughout life and they need to be placed back in schools. Children learn a lot

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    Art Comparison Essay

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    Art has been around for hundreds of years‚ expressed in a number of ways through different mediums: With painting‚ drawing‚ photography‚ music‚ and endless more. Each having smaller categories within them. One can create a portrait with different types of paint‚ chalk‚ the lens of a camera‚ pens and pencils‚ color pencils‚ and even crayons. A musician can paint a picture within one’s head‚ simply by the use of lyrics or in a few keys of a song. Separate forms of art‚ if someone would them examine

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    Beryl Sola Art History 101-36 29 October 2011 Romanesque Art Romanesque art refers to the style prevalent in Western Europe from the tenth to twelfth century. This style peaked in France‚ Britain‚ German fiefdoms‚ Spain and Italy between 1075 AD and 1125 AD. Romanesque art was a fusion between Roman‚ Byzantine and German traditions and was all about architectural design‚ decorative styles‚ stained glass‚ paintings and illuminated manuscripts. This was a period of religious pilgrimages and

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    The Perfect Body

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    The Perfect Body Body image issues are a real problem that a lot people face every day. Many seek to achieve an ideal and unrealistic type of body. Some even go to extreme measures‚ such as drugs‚ eating disorders‚ or even over exercising to reach this ideal body. Of course exercise is undoubtedly important to living a healthy life‚ but it is more important to know that the perfect body cannot and does not exist. Every person is unique and “healthy” does not necessarily mean stick skinny or big

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    Art How to Use

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    Art can be defined many ways. Webster dictionary defines art as a branch of learning and the conscious use of skill and creative imagination especially in the production of aesthetic objects. As one can see art isn’t just drawing‚ painting‚ sculpting‚ etc. Art is a way of learning creatively‚ so that children can develop into well-rounded human beings. Not only is art fun and entertaining for students of all ages‚ it also has a number of positive effects on these students. Studies have shown that

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    Photography Art Theory

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    created by many scientists and enthusiast who wanted to learn more about this strange technique of capturing light. The aesthetics of photography continue to be discussed regularly‚ especially in artistic circles. While photography has been in the art world since the early 20th century‚ many artists still argue that photography is the mechanical reproduction of an image‚ a place‚ a thing‚ its exact reproduction. In my opinion and in the context of the knowledge I have gained from my program of studies

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    Elisabeth: Neoclassic Art

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    Elisabeth’s style of art was very different from the abstract and pop art we’re used to seeing today. She was a Neoclassic painter who specialized in the high royalty and actresses who lived during the French Revolution.Neoclassicism either captures an image of someone posing in a still space‚ or gives an image to old Greek or Roman legends. Neoclassicism has often been called just the style of portraits‚ but that is far from the truth. Portraits can be done in pretty much any style‚ from Pop to

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