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    2011. Section 2. Question 7 An artist will always create a work with the audience in mind An artist will always create a work with the audience in mind‚ this is a false statement as most great artists contradicted what was socially acceptable in their period. Artist such as Edouard Manet‚ Artemisia Gentileschi and Francis Bacon‚ all created much discrepancy with their works through the themes in which they portrayed‚ and the meanings they gave. Hence no‚ artists do not create their works with

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    Hoang‚ Sophia Candidate # 001430096 Artist Statement I create art because this passion and curiosity has been with me ever since I was a toddler‚ running around and doodling on any surface possible. In this course I wanted to learn techniques that would help me improve my style. I wanted to broaden my creativity by creating abstract works and designing dresses that mimic Alexander McQueen’s. And also to learn new mediums to create mixed media art because I find those artworks to be unusual

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    all African Americans are poor; there are some that are actually very rich and famous. The only reason why we aren’t making money is because we a portrayed as inferior‚ unimportant‚ and void of creditability. For instance there are many hip hop artist and athletes making millions of dollars a month. Chris Brown‚ Beyonce‚ Tiger Woods etc. See not all black people are poor. Most black people are accused to be involved with drugs. Not true. Maybe some‚ but not all are involved with drugs. It isn’t

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    Clothes Makes a Person

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    Mark Twain once said‚ “Clothes make the man.” It is a truth recognized throughout history that what you wear determines what people think of you. Cloths make the person‚ because if reflects profession and social status of people. Clothes also reflect peoples values and beliefs. By dressing the way you want‚ clothes can help a person express his or her personality and create a unique personal image. What you wear determines what people think of you. Many people express their identity through clothes

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    Kari Mathes Art 101 Professor Plourde Pablo Picasso Born October‚ 25th 1881 in Malaga Spain‚ Pablo Picasso became one of the most well-known and influential artists of the 20th century. His father‚ Don Jose Ruiz Blasco‚ was an art teacher and a painter. From an early age he showed interest in art and loved to doodle. According to biography.com by the time Pablo was “13 years old his paintings were already better executed than his father ’s.” In his lifetime Picasso was known for being a womanizer

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    Pumped Up Kicks

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    The song‚ “Pumped Up Kicks” by Foster the People tells the story of a boy who is driven through domestic abuse and bullying to take a gun to school. He tells all the kids with the “pumped up kicks” to try and outrun him and his gun. The artist says it’s to bring awareness to bullying and the possible consequences. This is a good message and is generally assumed to affect the middle and high school population. However it can be taken further than just schoolyard bullying. Bullying happens in post-school

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    the moocow leads to an artistic performance‚ where by dislocating the spellings and changing the red rose to green ‚ he makes the song his own. This is hugely expanded in chapter five: "now ‚ as never before‚ his strange name seemed to him a prophecy ... of the end he had been born to sever and had been following through the mists of childhood and boyhood‚ a symbol of the artist forging anew in his soaring impalpable imperishable being." The overture ends with Stephen hiding under the table awaiting

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    It is in his concepts of man versus himself‚ his studying of light‚ capturing a moment and use of large shapes to flatten space that makes Edgar Degas an impressionist. In comparison to his peers‚ Degas has a tight style of painting and defined‚ characterized‚ figures; yet‚ it is not style that defines impressionism: "Unlike realism‚ impressionism rarely responded to politics… impressionist painters preferred genre subjects‚ especially scenes of leisure activities‚ entertainment and landscape‚ and

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    Blow Up the Pokies

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    300W Protest Song ‚ Artist Blow up the pokies – The Whitlams “Blow up the pokies” was released in 2000 written by Tim Freedman‚ the lead singer of “The Whitlams”. As the name suggests he is writing about gambling issues in general but also more specifically Sydney. It is obvious that he is singing about Sydney due to his context of living on the Northern beaches throughout his life and their whole band is based in Sydney‚ furthermore the Album in which the song was released in

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    born on February 1‚ 1801 at Bolton‚ Lancashire in Northwestern England and immigrated with his family to the United States in 1818. Throughout the early years‚ Cole lived in Philadelphia‚ Ohio‚ and Pittsburgh where he worked as a traveling portrait artist. Thomas Cole was primarily self-taught‚ however‚ he stilled worked with members of the Philadelphia Academy‚ and his canvases appeared in the Academy’s exhibitions. In 1825‚ Cole’s exhibition of small paintings of landscapes in Catskill came to the

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