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    In the National Gallery

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    In the National Gallery  In the short story In the National Gallery by Doris Lessing we follow a narrator‚ which gender is unknown for the reader. The story line takes place in the National Gallery – therefore the name of the short story. The narrator’s intention in the gallery is to find a picture big enough to be able to sit in the middle of the room looking at it‚ which is succeeded. An old man joins the narrator on the bench together with a younger man‚ also with the intention of looking

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    Kaizen Gallery

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    Proposal for a Kaizen Gallery We propose to set up a Kaizen Gallery in the ‘Performer of the Month’ Awards Room. This Kaizen Gallery would showcase the company’s history‚ products‚ forging and machining facilities‚ core values as well as awards and accolades received by it. This gallery would act as a visual walkthrough to the company’s past and present to the esteemed visitors who visit RKFL time to time. The gallery would use up two wall-sides of the room. Overall view of Wall A Introduction

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    Gallery Analysis

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    I visited the Lindgren gallery and observed the works there. The gallery is a hall way area with paintings‚ shirts‚ and shirt designs. The artist‚ Kimberly Chai‚ is originally from Hawaii‚ and many of her works reflect as aspect of Hawaiian culture. Even before looking at the artist and the topic of her works‚ I could easily tell that her work was Hawaiian. Being from Hawaii as well‚ I really felt a sense of home when I looked at the work here. Of all her work‚ I enjoyed her Stolen Hibiscus‚ Reflections

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    GALLERY REQUIREMENTS

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    REQUIREMENTS FOR GALLERY EXHIBITION AND DISPLAY In order for us to understand the requirements of gallery exhibition‚ the researcher first identified the types of exhibitions for a clear knowledge of what an exhibition actually entails. Types of exhibitions Commercial exhibitions; these are the kind of exhibitions intended to attract buyers and sell the displayed items. Non-commercial exhibitions; these are simply arranged for appreciation of talents and skills of the artist or designers. However

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    The National Gallery

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    In the National Gallery In this assignment I will begin by giving a short summary of the short story “In the National Gallery” by Doris Lessing (2007)‚ and hereafter I will analyze and interpret the short story. In addition to that I will put my interpretation into perspective and discuss the extract from The Great Gatsby by F. S. Fitzgerald and the extract from Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurtson. Besides looking at the two different texts I will try to compare the text into

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    Minthorn Gallery Analysis

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    visited the Minthorn and Lindgren Galleries as a part of the Student Art Show. The Minthorn Gallery was a large room with work along its walls‚ and there are several rectangular blocks in the middle of the room depicted more art. The Lindgren Gallery is a hallway area with works on one side. There was a wide variety of art including paintings‚ sculptures‚ pottery‚ dress designs‚ and posters. Compared to the other art shows I visited at George Fox‚ the works in these galleries were random with no common

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    Gallery Critique

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    First of all I can’t say enough about how art is the best and most addicting narcotic. People say there is no such thing as love at first sight‚ but I think it is because they have not seen the next five pieces of art that I am about to critique. When you are standing in front of a piece grasping your hand over your heart to calm it from rapture‚ your breath stops cold in your chest as though all the air is sucked out of the room and the only thing you can breath at that moment is pure beauty‚ you

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    Contemporary art is bound by the pre-eminent waves of modernity. This is to say that most all contemporary artists are to some degree in debt to their modern predecessors. Helen Marten’s sculptural installation Peanuts (2012) relies heavily upon the appropriation of past art movements; particularly the re-interpretation of the still life and Cezanne’s renowned The Basket of Apples (1895). Throughout Helen Marten’s installation there exists a return to materiality and form. Peanuts (2012) aims to

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    Doc Martens Case Study

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    MMDP Assignment Doc Martens Case Study There is a very interesting write-up on the history section of the Dr. Martens website. It is a very creative approach where they are a total opposite from a common brand. A conventional website would have a pretty straight-forward factual based history of the organization. However‚ what DM has done is extremely creative and provocative just like the brand itself. The history clearly indicate that in the past‚ DM use to be an icon that defines a „tribe‟ such

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    Relief Panel 883-859 B.C.E. The Assyrian Gallery at MoMA The Metropolitan Museum itself is a work of art built with columns standing high above few levels of steps. Through the museum’s entrance‚ across the lobby‚ there is a grand staircase in the center that leads up to the second floor. Mentally‚ visitors choose to start their tour going up those stairs. The Great Hall Balcony is behind the staircase‚ which leads right into the Ancient Near East Gallery. Even without knowing the layout‚ the way

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