Art Question Hunt: During Visit Find the works of art you selected within the museum. Set a timer for one minute and observe: What do you see? Write down three observations each (just notes, not full sentences). Find a third work of art that interests you anywhere in the museum. Complete the same process. Questions: […]
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The controversy over the Robert Mapplethorpe exhibition of 1982 is discussed. If you were allowed to vote for whether or not the NEA should fund this exhibition or part of it, what would your decision have been? Explain your decision.
DISCUSSION PUBLIC ART MONUMENTS/NEA/ PUBLIC ART 1) Discuss the role of the NEA(National Endowment for the Arts) in public art. While the government does not fund many public artworks, the government agency of the NEA does select and provide funds for some artists, museums, artist groups, as well as programs in music and art for […]
Using what you have learned through your research and prior coursework, and what you know about trends in your chosen specializations, develop a creative project that demonstrates your knowledge of what’s up and coming in your specialization industry that focuses on your selected inspiration above (Entertainment, Fashion, or Music).
Understanding Throughout this module you learned the significance of Information Literacy to the design field and how to leverage this skill as a designer. In this week’s discussion post you also need to research and understand the importance of visual design trends like color, typography and layout for communicating with a specific audience. Now it […]
Describe the subject matter to give the reader an overview of the artwork. Explain how the work speaks to your/our human experiences.
Art Question Write a 3 page paper using the interpretive sentence as your thesis statement. Paper Content Outline: Introductory paragraph with title, artist and interpretation. Describe the subject matter to give the reader an overview of the artwork. 3 or 4 paragraphs explaining your proofs – how the Elements of Art and/or the Principles of […]
Is classical music growing and changing as rapidly as popular music? Which of these four pieces is the most innovative?
Discussion using 250 words for each post. Question 1: Read: Classical music is alive and well and being created right now. Sometimes classical music is perceived as stuffy or too intellectual to people unfamiliar with the genre; sometimes it does take a little bit of research to understand the music. The operatic example by George […]
Take a photo to provide the visual image for the idea you want to convey in your work. Print or upload to computer in black and white. Then incorporate written text to the photo in poetic, narrative, or explanatory verse to reinforce the social issue of your work.
Shirin Neshat’s work Read Chapter 5, pages 129-156 in online text Links to an external site.. A Social Invitation. View this video of Shirin Neshat’s work on YouTube: Shirin Neshat created a series of works titled Women of Allah that incorporate text on photographs of Islamic women. Neshat was born and raised in Iran, and […]
Write about what you liked and what you didn’t like about this art. What’s your opinion on this art.
The School of Athens Write about what you liked and what you didn’t like about this art. What’s your opinion on this art. Do not write anything formal or any information online. The School of Athens
The controversy over the Robert Mapplethorpe exhibition of 1982 is discussed. If you were allowed to vote for whether or not the NEA should fund this exhibition or part of it, what would your decision have been? Explain your decision.
DISCUSSION PUBLIC ART MONUMENTS/NEA/ PUBLIC ART 1) Discuss the role of the NEA(National Endowment for the Arts) in public art. While the government does not fund many public artworks, the government agency of the NEA does select and provide funds for some artists, museums, artist groups, as well as programs in music and art for […]
Discuss where and how the work was placed in the public arena. How does the placement of the work affect the meaning or the way it is seen. Why did the artist choose this particular public space? Is the work site specific? Or in other words does the work gain its meaning from the site in which it is located?
HISTORY 042 Choose one work from the list below of public artworks 1) Richard Serra, Tilted Arc 2) Maya LIn’s Vietnam War Memorial 3) Guillermo Gomez Pina and Coco Fusco’s, Two Undiscovered Amerindians Visit London, May 1992. or Guillermo Gomez-Pena and Roberto Sifuentes, The Cruci-fiction Project, or The Temple of Confessions, 1994. 5) Krzystof Wodiczko, […]
Critically analyse a range of textual and non-textual sources concerning art exhibitions in a variety of contexts. Articulate how exhibitions operate for contemporary art, clearly presenting responses that are imaginative, rigorous and nuanced.
Contemporary art exhibition Present evidence of a high level of independent, scholarly research. Critically analyse a range of textual and non-textual sources concerning art exhibitions in a variety of contexts. Articulate how exhibitions operate for contemporary art, clearly presenting responses that are imaginative, rigorous and nuanced. “Major exhibitions or curated projects initiated in different places […]
