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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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    Within the plays Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller‚ and Our Town by Thornton Wilder‚ parallel pathways and contrary connections can be established between the characters coinciding in both. In Death of a Salesman‚ Willy Loman is the portrait of a sixty year old man reflecting upon his past‚ one of lies and hopelessness. Upon coming about his past‚ he finally and fatally‚ discovers himself at the end of his life. Mr. Webb from Our Town plays the figure of an editor of Grover ’s Corner Sentinel

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    In the play “ Our Town “ by Thorton Wilder was based on a fictional town. The theme of the play in my opinion is never take life for granted‚ always appreciate it. I say that because in act 3 that I’m going to explain about‚ Emily dies and come back alive. Act one is called “ Daily Life “ and it gives us an insight on the townspeople lives‚ but it mainly focused on two american families name gibsses and webbut is they lived a modest‚ busy ‚ full life. Those two families lived next door from

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    Our Town Notes Act 3

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    Act 3 our town The stage has been set with three rows of chairs‚ representing gravestones. At the end of the intermission‚ Mrs. Gibbs‚ Simon Stimson‚ Mrs. Soames‚ and Wally Webb‚ among others‚ take their seats. All of these characters have died in the intervening years between Act II and Act III‚ and the stage has become the local cemetery‚ situated at the top of a hill overlooking Grover’s Corners. The Stage Manager appears and announces that another nine years have passed—it is now the summer

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    How Fast Can Life Really Be LIFE‚ we may not know what it means but we may know how short and quick human life is. Our Town is about these characters that live in the same town and they all interact with each other and the stage manager is explaining the play in a very unique way. Every single time the stage manager explains the play he always makes a theme. In the play‚ Our Town‚ Wilder explores the brevity of human life. Wilder explains the brevity of human life by giving multiple examples of

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    Our Town Analysis In fact my town does not resemble the setting displayed in this play although I am sure the setting of our ancestors’ towns were much like this one. Back then everybody knew each other and they did not have to lock their doors and they had a strong fear of death and judgement which was indirectly implanted in their religion. This play was interesting because the representation of death portrayed as being so sudden. When death hit Emily‚ she suddenly realized how

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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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    Our Town is a classic American play‚ known for its innovative approach to theatre. Wilder‚ the playwright contradicts expectations from begging to end. In the classic American play‚ "Our Town"‚ Wilder‚ contradicts expectations from begging to end. He follows characters‚ such as my favorite‚ Emily Webb through life‚ love‚ and the after life. She and her husband both expect perfection from one another. His cast is not limited to the citizens of the small town‚ he includes an omnipotent narrator. He

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    Lydia Burns Professor Craig Lee Theater 1310 23 November 2017 “Our Town” The critically acclaimed three act play “Our Town” was and still remains popular to this day. Since its first performance in 1938 at the McCarter Theater in Princeton‚ New Jersey‚ it found its way to a successful Broadway run and eventually won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. It also became one of the most performed plays in the 20th century. Written by American playwright Thornton Wilder‚ the play was molded into a timeless

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    Wong 1 Wong Man Wai Rebecca Hopkins ENGLA102F 27 October 2013 1. This essay will explore two of the characteristics of the classical Hollywood style‚ which is the narrative form(story telling) and the realism and formalism. The narrative form is the overall dominant style in cinema. It follows a set of parameters on how films should be put together. These rules are just basic common sense to the film creators and are what the viewer expects to see.

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