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    Difference Between an Art Museum and Art Gallery Both art museums and public galleries present works of art to the public‚ exhibiting a diverse range of art from more well-known artists to emerging artists. They may sound similar‚ but in fact they are used very differently in their representation of art objects. Art museums are non-profit institutions designed to keep and display art for enjoyment purposes and to preserve them for future generations. Art galleries tend to be small privately owned

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    CD Player‚ Cassette Player‚ etc.) Poems National Standard(s): * Students should be able to communicate at a basic level in the four arts disciplines—dance‚ music‚ theatre‚ and the visual arts. This includes knowledge and skills in the use of the basic vocabularies‚ materials‚ tools‚ techniques‚ and intellectual methods of each arts discipline. * integrate visual‚ spatial‚ and temporal concepts with content to communicate intended meaning in their artworks State

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    Germaine Armstrong Professor Hale MU2313 Critique Paper When I went home last weekend I attempted to go to the Arlington Museum of Art. Unfortunately the museum was closed due to the fact that they where changing exhibits and would not reopen until the following week. I returned back to San Marcos and decided I would go to The Wittliff Collections here on campus. To my surprise it was a lot bigger than I thought it would be. Being on just one floor of a building I thought it would be a

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    Art or Craft: American Museums and the Shaping of Perception Contents Introduction 3 Craft in America 6 Jewelry as a Transitional Model 9 Introduction to Case Study 11 The Museum as Ritual 13 Institutional Titles 16 Collection‚ Exhibition‚ and Work Titles and Labels 18 Display and Presentation 21 Conclusion 25 Visitor Interviews: Museum of Fine Arts Houston 27 Visitor Interviews: Houston Center for Contemporary

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    The object that I chose to study is a board for the game of “Pegs and Holes‚” which I found at the Museum of Fine Arts. The game board dates to 2000-1500 C.E. and is from the Levant region in the Near East. The object itself is a stone board with multiple holes carved into the top. The pegs seen in the museum are reproductions of what would have originally been ivory pieces. Played by two people‚ the game’s objective seems to have been for a player to race their pegs through the holes and seize

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    Fine Arts Education Are cutting fine arts necessary or there is more to it? When thinking about arts‚ they are everywhere around us whether it is painting‚ sculptures‚ music‚ theaters‚ landscape‚ architecture‚ building‚ and the list goes on. It is part of our lives‚ and it has been around since the dawn of time. It has been passed from our Stone Age ancestor‚ generation after another and become the modern day arts. Today‚ fine art programs are hanging by a thread due to limited funding for school

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    In many school districts‚ fine arts programs have been cut or plan to be due to budget cuts across America. But in fact‚ fine arts are just as important as other subjects and can greatly benefit a student in school. Fine arts should be taught in schools because it strengthens learning in all subjects‚ it helps develop personal skills‚ and promotes a student’s self-esteem and the value of others. To begin‚ fine arts is scientifically proven to improve learning throughout all subjects. In the article

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    I earned my Bachelors of Fine Arts Degree in Art & Design in 2006 from [my university]. Since graduating‚ I have held two artist residencies and worked as an arts educator in impoverished urban and rural communities. These experiences have made me crave the ability to affect more people in new places with my work‚ which is why I would like to pursue a Master of Fine Arts degree. Scotland has a rich‚ 10‚000-year-old history. I want to investigate the history of Glasgow’s shipbuilding industry. I am

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    Fine art photography: Most fine art photo’s are sold as decorative pieces and you could use a variety of subjects‚ and what is great about this is you can create multiple images to clients. The photographer does not have to be present at all times to sell the work‚ and this is wonderful that you are able to divorce yourself from the sales. Instead you could sell your work on the web or at galleries‚ this is quite motivating to become a fine art photographer. Some photographers use fine art

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    A group of us Arts and Music students used the day on Wednesday to go into the city to visit the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. It was a cold‚ breezy day so we were all bundled up in jackets and hats. As we got off the E train and walked toward the museum‚ its appearance was not what I expected it to be. The museum was an elegant‚ beautiful building made of what looked to be marble; not the big‚ brick monstrosity I had expected. Once we walked into the museum‚ it was even more elegant on the inside

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