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    Jingleberry pop

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    Jingleberry Pop Arsenal is the current vigilante identity of Roy Harper‚ Green Arrow’s ward and former sidekick. He has also been known as Speedy and Red Arrow during his long career. Though Arsenal has no superpowers‚ his accuracy with projectiles is equaled only by his mentor. The boy who would become Arsenal was born Roy Harper‚ Jr.- the son of a forest ranger. Roy states that he "never knew his mother" and in fact does not even know her name. Roy Harper Sr. raised the child on his own for some

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    cultural rebirth of art of Greece and Rome because during the Middle Ages the church banished and outlawed anything that was before Christianity. The Renaissance period started around the in year 1350’s this happen after the Middle Ages‚ it ended around the year 1550’s. The Middle Ages started around the 5th Century to the 15th Century.In the Middle Ages people were really conservative Christian beliefs. The Medieval art wasn’t about Both Medieval Times and Renaissance paintings have a similar

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    progression; a development of the human mind‚ body and soul. After all‚ we are our own sovereign. The Hypordemic Syringe Model The audience is the front runner of pop culture mainly because it is the main consumer. They ideally become a point of influence for its production and reproduction. As such‚ the differential aspects and appeal of pop culture‚ lies wherein the vein of what is popular amongst people; what “sells" and what does not. Popular culture becomes a classic over time‚ carrying with it

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    The Influence of Art

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    Henley Ridore English 1102 Art That Influenced Me Growing up I’ve always had an interest in art. Out of the six children my mother had I was the only one that had a serious interest in art of all nature. Growing up‚ I wasn’t as social as the rest of my brothers and sisters‚ I was able to express my emotions through painting. Throughout my years in school I always made sure I was in some sort of art class for every grade level. I high school I was recognized as being the most unique in my grade

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    For someone to understand a building fully‚ one must begin with the history in which it was derived from. The Art Institute of Chicago was initially located in Grant Park for more than 100 years. One will find very interesting that much if not all the land in which the museum sits upon has been man made over time. The Art Institute’s building located on Michigan Avenue was developed on land that was once turned to rubble due to the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. During the 1890’s more parks were being

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    Art meaning

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    definition of art. Although commonly used to describe something of beauty‚ or a skill which produces an aesthetic result‚ there is no clear line in principle between (say) a unique piece of handmade sculpture‚ and a mass-produced but visually attractive item. We might say that art requires thought - some kind of creative impulse - but this raises more questions: for example‚ how much thought is required? If someone flings paint at a canvas‚ hoping by this action to create a work of art‚ does the result

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    Andy Goldsworthy Case Study Andy Goldsworthy is a famous British sculptor whose influences come primarily from the environment around him and the way society interacts with nature. His work is constructed solely from objects found in the environment he is working in the aim of the work itself to become a part of the environment around it‚ interacting with it in a way that makes it seem entirely out of place yet still in sync with what is around it. His own influences and connections to nature

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    painting is like a pizza

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    What is art? Before I ever took my first art class here at the University Of South Florida St Petersburg I always thought art was just a picture in a frame. Now after taking history of visual arts‚ and intro to art‚ I now see that there a many different types of art than a painting. I’ve been browsing through the book‚ Why a Painting Is like a Pizza by Nancy G. Heller and I thought I would share some of my thoughts on this. Nancy says that‚ "art depends both on visual balance for much of their overall

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    Color field painting‚ an abstract style that emerged in the 1950s following Abstract Expressionism‚ is characterized by canvases painted primarily with stripes‚ washes and fields of solid color. The first serious and critically acclaimed art movement to originate in the nation’s capital‚ Washington Color School was central to the larger movement. During the early sixties‚ painting was the term used to describe younger artists whose work were related to second generation abstract expressionism yet

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    the mainstream as a product of mass media and distance themselves from this supposedly torrid creation. Dance cultures stigmatise the mainstream for being ‘indiscriminate’ and ‘uncommitted’ and ridicule it for its ‘bandwagon mentality’. Top of The Pops typifies the supposed hatred of the mainstream from subcultures‚ as a band would appear to ‘sell out’ if they were to appear on the show. Dick Hebdige theories ‘selling out’ as the process of “incorporation into the hegemony”.  She says that ‘subcultural

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