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    Critical Essay. The two artists I have chosen to compare are‚ Audrey Flack and Giorgio Morandi. They both work in very different movements and use their artistic skills in completely different ways. Audrey Flack works with photorealism that emerged in the 1960’s‚ where as‚ Giorgio Morandi worked with metaphysical painting from 1918-1922‚ but then later on focused on hue‚ tone‚ and the arrangement of his objects. Audrey Flack is an American artist who specialises in photorealism painting. Photorealism

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    Installation Art

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    view Installation Art‚ the term itself is not clearly defined. There are‚ however‚ different characteristics of it‚ and within this essay I will discuss the two most prevalent from my own point of view‚ and support my thoughts and opinions with examples from information we have encountered throughout this past semester. Although Installation Art has many qualities that it can be associated with‚ I believe that one which stands true above most is the fact that it Installation Art often casts the

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    The Arts In Schools

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    The phrase‚ “the arts‚” does not just encompass the fine arts. This phrase encompasses all art including the fine arts‚ music‚ theater‚ English literature‚ and foreign languages. Your article in The New York Times titled‚ “Do We Need Art in Our Lives‚” discusses how the arts “supposedly increase test scores‚ generate social responsibility and turn around failing schools.” I completely agree with this statement‚ but there are some schools that disagree and want to cut the arts out of their education

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    There were many differences between Pre-historic art and Egyptian art .One being that pre-historic art was before written history. Which roughly started about 40‚000 BC as to were written was about 3‚500 BC. Also many pre-historic sculptures which they date to be around 40‚000 BC had three main aspects to it Found ‚Portable ‚Magical .A prime example of this would be the Venus of Willendorf which was dated around 25‚00-21‚00 BC. This figure shows the apparent large size of the breasts and abdomen

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    Figure in art

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    FIGURE IN ART CONTEMPORARY VS RENNEISANCE CULTURAL From historical Renaissance aspect‚ the nude figure in art has always been represented as innocent and pure‚ as well sensual and sexual. Therefore contrasting to the contemporary point of view‚ whereas the nude is often a mirror reflecting the darkest parts in society through dehumanization‚ distortion and repulsion. Religion in society was quite superstitious back in the 1400’s and the artists beliefs in God where very strong and faithful‚

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    One Art

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    Analysis of One Art The opening stanza of Elizabeth Bishop’s “One Art”‚ the narrator reveals the clear statement of the poem‚ which is her struggle with grasping and coping with and the idea of loss. Bishop uses the implication of word structure and word choice to further the message of the poem. She increases the emotional seriousness with each stanza to create a firm foundation on which to deliver a dramatic conclusion‚ and integrates communicative words throughout the poem. To further

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    Taking every day objects and transforming them into pieces of both functionality and beauty. This was an Era of elegance‚ nature and sensuality… Art Nouveau is French for ‘new art’ and is a global philosophy and style of art that was popular between the years 1880 to 1914. Art Nouveau philosophy was in favour of applying artistic designs to everyday objects‚ in order to make beautiful things available to everyone. No object was too practical to enhance its beauty. One of the main reasons for

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    Evaluating Art

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    How ought one to go about evaluating a work of art? The first thing I learned as an art major at St. Johns was how to evaluate a work of art or one that was in progress‚ often times it was a piece we got to pick at the Met or the Momma. Sometimes it was our classmate’s work that we had to critique and evaluate. It was this process that drove me away from the Art department. There was too much nit picking and it got to be a pain in the ass to sit there and listen to some power hungry professor ripping

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    Comparisons between Art Forms At different times in history new genres were created and made popular. Some of these genres like Rock‚ Jazz‚ and Classical music later became art forms. Classical music was most popular during the nineteenth-century‚ however‚ that is not when it was created and not when it was last composed or performed. Classical music is still performed today as well as still composed today. Some of the most nostalgic periods of classical music ranges from the early sixteenth century

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    Art Deco

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    Art Deco’ was an art movement that flourished through the 1920’s and 1930’s. The decade opened up an extensive variety of original and distinctive styles and still remains to be the foundation of ‘an era so rich and so remote that at times it seems to belong to the unfathomable domain of dreams (Cocteau‚ n.d).’ Art Deco was a necessity at the time‚ due to the economic crisis and war. Society needed pop colour and creative‚ eccentric designs to brighten up the dull life they were living. People needed

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