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  • Pieces Of Egypt
    552 words
    Egypt, Rome, Greece. All those names resemble the past, the power, the myth, the beauty, and the magnificence of the age of the empires. Over all of them, Egypt has captivated our attention over its colossal constructions, its religion, and the impossibility of the timing. Egypt contributes with mystery to the Roman Empire, with glamour through the most famous emperors, Cleopatra, and with fear, through the stories about Moises. Today we can take to life some of their costumes and artifacts thro...
  • Every Good Piece Of Art
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    Critical Study When I began thinking about the critical study I was not sure what movement or particular variety of Art to study. I decided a good starting point would be what types of art interest me and what pieces attract me when visiting an art gallery. The first thing that came to mind was four works that I had seen at the Sensations exhibition. This led me to reflect on my experience of A-level Art as a whole. Particularly on how differently I looked at pieces through my physical and menta...
  • Left Side Of The Line
    667 words
    In the Piece created by Robert Cole cott entitled the "Bilingual Cop", a cop is positioned in the center of the work standing behind a brick wall. The cop is yelling racial slurs at two men who are passed out; one man is an African American and he is leaning up against a trash can and positioned to the left of the cop, there is also a Hispanic man passed out and leaning up against a cactus which is positioned to the right of the cop. A thick yellow line that was painted on the ground separates t...
  • Dominican Friar And Early Renaissance Artist
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    Fra Angelico / Bea to, was the name given to the Dominican friar and early renaissance artist, Fra Giovanni Guido di Piero for his extraordinary works and personal piety. He was born in Vecchio, Tuscany, and had begun his artistic career as an illuminator of missals and other religious related books in his late teens. In 1417, he was accepted as a member of the Compasniadisan Niccolo, a religious confraternity in the Church of Santa Maria del Carmine, which was an implicit recognition of his Chr...
  • Limit To Human Thought And Accomplishment
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    Brains, Blood, Sweat, and Tears C. Peters, Memorial Bridge (Oil on Canvas, 1932) R. Crawford, Whitestone Bridge (Oil on Canvas, 1939) "You can accomplish anything with thought and hard work" - Justin Craig-Kuhn To overcome obstacles is human. When something stands in our way, it's "Give me liberty or give me death!" in many cases. No matter how difficult a project may seem, hard work and determination will pull us through (or at least, that's what we tell ourselves). In many cases, it turns out ...
  • Scenes On The Side Of The Cradle
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    Gallery Write-up 1. There are a number of references to motherhood in Katrin Wiese's work. Although I never felt as though she was shunning motherhood, I do believe she is expressing how the task of being a mother completely engulfs a person. However this is but issue I found in her work that is relates to our class so far. Much of her is a representation of how females struggle with discrimination, racism, and sexism throughout every day life. Some of her work is so direct that even I could gra...
  • Richard Fairbanks And Takeshi Yasuda
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    Richard Fairbanks, although many times overlooked, was an important American ceramist. He was known as a "loner" and because of this he was never really appreciated for his talent. Fairbanks was greatly influence by his professors. Professor Paul Bonifas, who taught at the University of Washington, was one who left a huge impact on Fairbanks work. Fairbanks created a system of sketching pottery profiles, which stemmed from Bonifas teachings, as a mean of "thinking on paper". This approach to pot...
  • 5 Percent Of Pieces By Composers
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    The Musical Canon In this work, an analytical look at changes in concert programming will be presented. Data from Weber 1 will be used to provide historical data roughly representing the years 1770 through 1870. Present day data is provided from the concert season 2000 to 2001 for two symphony orchestras; 1, 2 these orchestras are the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Since for the scope of this discussion, only the 2000 2001 concert season was examined for 2 orchest...
  • Duchamp's Piece
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    In February of 1917, The Society of Independent Artists in New York City, held an open exhibition. Marcel Duchamp's Fountain was one of the main pieces exhibited. This main piece of art presented was a urinal mounted on its side. Duchamp chose not to sign the piece with his real name. Instead he signed the piece under an alias or fictitious character, "R. Mutt" or Richard Mutt, said maybe to have been a cartoon strip of the time. Fountain was rejected from the "open exhibition" without anyone kn...
  • Interesting Pieces Of Artwork Hirst
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    Damien Hirst was born in 1965, in Bristol. He took his first steps to becoming an artist in 1986 and studied Fine art at Goldsmith College, University of London. In 1988, whilst at Goldsmith College, Hirst cur rated his very own exhibition entitled 'The Freeze', his exhibition contained many other young artists, but Hirst was the main driver. Many critics thought Hirst was too big for his own boots, but proved them all wrong when his exhibition took of like a storm and was a success. Little did ...
  • Piccinini's Work
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    "Patricia Piccinini is an artist of our time and gives visual form to some concepts that concern us all mainly the scientific ethics of the use of stem cells and cloning. Her work is confronting and even shocking". This statement is interesting, firstly, in that it is not grammatically correct. Therefore, it can be interpreted in many ways. My own personal interpretation of this statement is that it is true - to a certain extent. Patricia Piccinini is an artist of our time - and some of her work...
  • Second Piece
    517 words
    Antonio Vivaldi was an Italian music composer who lived from 1678 to 1741, a period of art commonly known as the Baroque era. He lived in Venice and taught music at an all-girls orphanage for most of his life. He was a master of the violin and often performed his own works. He is widely known as the composer of concertos, a form of music with a small orchestra and solo lead instrument. Aside from concertos, he wrote religious works and operas. After his death he was all but forgotten for 200 yea...

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