...Running head: Individual Project Unit 4 Unit 4 Individual Project Running head: Individual Project Unit 4 [pic] Claude Monet painted Impression, Sunrise in 1872. The lighting of this painting varies throughout. It contrast between the light and dark. The sunlight reflecting off of the water adds more interest to the work because the rest of the painting has a monotone theme. The brushstroke is light and flowing. It seems to include glazing which if the layer of paint in thin layers. The colors look layered and add another dimension to the painting. The light in this painting is reflected off the water. The sun appears to be setting in the sky and the water adds movement to this. The light in this painting contributes to the contrast of colors featured in this work. The subject matter for this painting is scene featured on the water. It appears to be a harbor, maybe with fishermen. It's a simple setting that shows a story. The man in the boat looks likes he's rowing to the harbor ahead of him. The Impressionism style consists of loose brushstrokes which can be seen in this work of art. Realism often shows more ordinary or realistic activities. Realism is not Running head: Individual Project Unit 4 romanticized. Post Impressionism does not showcase the subject. It stresses the form of shapes and unnatural colors. [pic] Photo # 1 Post Impressionism: Almost like Impressionists, however, it...
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...Running Head Coleman Art Museum 1 Case study, Coleman Art Museum Bellevue University MBA652: Marketing Strategy Dr Doug Davis 11/04/2011 Running Head Coleman Art Museum 2 Case Recap To start off , the museum has shown a loss for the previous three years, so Mercer and Smith were give the monumental task of finding why and turn it in the right direction. The museum has a good location and convenient parking, and even though the new facility was relatively close to its previous location the move may have changed the demographics plus the museum seems to have not changed their marketing approach. The museum is also faced with a hindrance, they can not display all their collections at the same time and they might want to rethink this process based on the demographics of the immediate areas. Giving more time to the certain displays taking in account everything from age to the ethnic background of the populous of the surrounding area. The bottom line in this entire case is that you have to address the important issues and exhibits that are most important to the community. Problem Identification First off that it took three years to identify...
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...Running head: Aaron Douglas. Aspects of Negro Life. ( Modernism Period) 2 Initial reactions Aspects of Negro Life: From Slavery to Reconstruction (1934) is an art piece painted by Aaron Douglas. He was an African-American painter during the Harlem Renaissance movement. As the title suggests, the painting is a description of the history of African-Americans from slavery through reconstruction time. The art piece is divided up into different sections and highlights the racism toward African-Americans. On the left side of the painting you see black people with drums and a crop growing in the background. This section of the painting shows a time where Africans were free and not slaves. Moving a little to the right, we see oppression and slavery through the black people being hunched over in the painting. Towards the middle of the art piece we see a person standing up pointing and showing the desire to fight against slavery and to the right of him you see people with their fists up and ready to fight against the oppression and slavery. This piece of art explores Negro heritage from left to right. I like this piece of art because of the soft colors and the neutral appearance of the silhouettes of people. This painting describes African-American culture and their struggle to end slavery. Everything in this painting describes life of African-American and their struggle in the 1900’s. Historical Context Douglas’s painting Aspects of Negro...
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...they will get along and can come and do some learning and meeting new people and be able to build up confidence and get involved into new activities. | Findings: In my Findings I have found that each option e.g. Café, Karts and Arts have a lot of sales but overall café has the most of a total of £25.066 which will be very profitable. In the monthly running up costs café and karts have the most expenses for the running costs whereas the Arts have a very cheap running costs with a total of £11.790 so when they are going through all the building and the stock also the insurance and wages and all the other bills will be very cheap because they will have profit of £5.000 every month because of their monthly income whereas café and Karts they will only have a profit of 1 to 2 thousand pound. The most successful to be in the set-up cost will be the Arts again because they have cheap expenses for the Equipment and stock whereas the Café and Karts are a lot more expensive to be paying for the cheapest Building work would be the Café but for the total for the set-up cost will be the Café. | Conclusion: In my Conclusion with all the calculations done and measured with the most profitable and best financial and sociable business would be the Arts the reason for this is because after all the Building being done and all the Expenses out of the way they will get their money back a lot quicker than Café and Karts because they will be depth for along to time before they get their...
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...environmental works of art. • They married over objections from Jeanne Claude’s family(they became their supporters later), forming one of the most durable and creative partnerships in the history of art. • Christo studied art at the Sofia Academy from 1953 to 1956, and went to Prague, Czechoslovakia (now Czech Republic) until 1957, when he left for the West by bribing a railway official and stowing away with several other individuals on-board a train transporting medicine and medical supplies to Austria. • She was described as "extroverted" and with natural organizational abilities. Her hair was dyed red and she smoked cigarettes, and tried to quit many times until her weight would balloon. She did not enjoy cooking.[5] She took responsibility for overseeing work crews and for raising funds.[2] She said she became an artist out of love for Christo (if he'd been a dentist, she said she'd have become a dentist • Their works were credited to just "Christo" until 1994 when the outdoor works and large indoor installations were retroactively credited to "Christo and Jeanne-Claude • They flew in separate planes: in case one crashed, the other could continue their work. Concerns/About Work • A trademark of the work is its visually impressive and often controversial as a result of its scale, the artists have repeatedly denied that their projects contain any deeper meaning than their immediate aesthetic impact. • Each of every work has been an attempt to create art at monumental scale...
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...that it perceives the most unimportant stuff. How come nobody complimented my eyes, my cheeks or the shape of my lips? Are people aware that what they see as beautiful is temporary and will be vanished someday? How many people in this planet know the definition of truth beauty? I know this is supposed to be my day and the only thing occupying my mind should be realizing how lucky I am to marry this handsome guy. Well, temporarily handsome guy because what if that girl in the black dress who is staring at us decides to take the knife and leave a scar in his beautiful face? Will that make him ugly? In the eyes of the others probably yes, but not to me because I truly love him. To me love is art because by enjoying the simplest details it brings truthful elation, and my husband is a piece of art. He is a beautiful creature; all his features will be my everlasting stunning memories. His brown eyes are the windows to his pure soul and when he looks at me my entire organism smiles. His lips are so pretty and when he kisses me the world shuts down. His hands are so masculine and when he holds me I feel like I belong to him. In my world he is truly beautiful because he fulfills my life. Above all, he nourishes my soul with love. My mind is being pleased by the band...
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...Bambang Elementary School Los Baños Laguna Pay-per Me-ché Livelihood Project I. Rationale Appreciation of the arts is most prominent in children during their primary education. Moreover, children learn easier and faster through graphic aids and pictures than studying purely by text. This implies that arts is an effective way of teaching lessons and values to the youth. Two of the key values necessary for community development are entrepreneurship and creativity. Thus, it would be advantageous to implant these values at an early age so as there will be more room for development in the future. In order to effectively impart these key values to the youth, certain activities must be conducted that will not only introduce the said values but also enhance it. The proposed training program entitled Pay-per Me-ché is designed specifically so that the Grade 6 and SPED students of Bambang Elementary School will learn some ways on having a livelihood project that they can adopt as early as now for a long-term means of profit and at the same time is appropriate for their age. The Pay-per Me-ché livelihood project will be conducted in cooperation with the faculty of Bambang Elementary School for a more efficient implementation. II. Goal The livelihood project aims to: * Enhance and instill to the students the value of creativity * Enhance and instill to the students the value of entrepreneurship * Provide the community (youth) an alternate means of...
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...Originally named Amazin’ Software, Electronic Arts (EA) is an American developer, marketer, publisher, and distributor of computer and video games. The company was established in 1982 by Trip Hawkins and the company was a pioneer during the early home computer games industry. Hawkins has asserted that he had a goal to produce “software that makes a personal computer worth owning” (Hawkins, 2006, P.N.A). EA was solely a publisher for the first few years and exclusively published for home computers. They began developing games in the late 1980s and started supporting consoles in the early 1990s. (Wolf, 2012) The early years as a publisher proved difficult mainly due to the fact that retailers were interested in well known brands like Atari. Many of Amazin' Software's internal employees disliked the name of the company, and so following multiple meetings, the new name Electronic Arts was established. Another change within the company came after nine years as CEO Hawkins left Electronic Arts and formed 3DO. (Henderson, 2009) Also in the 1990s, EA began to expand buying multiple developers. Then early in the 2000’s, EA became one of the world's largest third-party publishers. Currently, the company's most successful products are sports games published under their EA Sports label; they also develop games based on popular movie licenses and games from long-running franchises like Need for Speed, Medal of Honour, The Sims, Command & Conquer and the later games in the Burnout series...
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...reality. One way that the indoor gym utilizes this technology is by giving residents the feeling of the nature when running on the treadmill. People exercising in the gym can choose to not use the VR and instead work out in the gym atmosphere, or choose from many settings, like running on a beach, a mountain trail, or through a city area. There is also an area where residents can put on a VR suit and play games that require physical activity. They can choose from a large variety of actions games including sword fighting, fighting off zombies, racing, boxing and running games where players dodge and jump over obstacles. Yoga and dance workshops add even more fun aspects to the...
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...Liberation Through Art Art has been a crucial element in the Chicana feminist movement. There were many Chicana artist such as Yolanda Lopez, Alma Lopez, and Ester Hernandez. Among the artist there were many different styles used but they all had the same objective which was to fight against the gender stereotypes that they suffered in the Chicano Movement as well as the discrimination the received in society. This could be seen in the art they created such as the radical interpretations of the Virgin of Guadalupe. Intersectionality was also important in their paintings since they both received discrimination for their race and their gender both in the movement and outside the movement. The...
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...Jean Michel Basquiat had once said “I don't listen to what art critics say. I don't know anybody who needs a critic find out what art is.” Jean was a very powerful role model in art culture, to influence and change the perspective of humans who criticizes art for the color of the artists. He didn't mind being judged by looks, when people talked about his personality and despicable awful color for skin he didn't mind. When people criticize his art only by the color of his skin he gets indignant because no one is avow to have the power to criticize people. Jean wanted people to see how it's not a sin to blend different cultures together. Jean Michel Basquiat was an important figure in Black History because he proved to people who judge him his...
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...Understanding Manager Roles, Organizational Systems, and Challenges The Brewery Arts Center, located in Carson City Nevada, is a non-profit organization that brings a variety of artistic endeavors to this and surrounding areas. Taking up 2 city blocks and 2 very old buildings, this organization has an art gallery, art store, and 3 classrooms providing classes for pottery, painting, and one open classrooms for various art classes. There are also two stages for performing and a media center. All of this is under the management of Gina Hill. Aside from Gina there are 3 part-time employees; admin, maintenance, and a production head. Everything else is taken on by volunteers. It is Gina’s job to ensure that this organization continues to grow and provide various types of art to the community. With a lot of small cities and towns grouped together in Northern Nevada, such as Reno, Tahoe, and Minden there is quite a bit of competition when it comes to getting the attention of not only the immediate area but that of the surrounding area as well. Taking over as head manager two years ago, Gina has been able to pull this organization out of the downward spiral it was in. Keeping track of this progress mainly by monitoring ticket sales and membership numbers, of which have doubled in the last two years. Gina attributes this growth to allowing those that volunteer and become members then get to “drive the mission” as GIna puts it. Using tools such as online surveys, forums...
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...countries, including the United States, China, Australia and many countries throughout Europe, Southeast Asia, South Asia, the Middle East and Africa. OPPO is dedicated to delivering customers with the most extraordinary mobile experience through meticulous designs and smart technology. The Art of Technology There’s an Art to Living Life. At OPPO, we’re here for those that expect more from their smartphone than a run-of-the-mill experience.This is the reason for the dedication and effort we put into bringing users the very best, which is why we put as much effort into what our phones can do for you. We are driven by our love for art. Our devotion and dedication to the art of technology is what inspires us to create beautiful products-inside and out. Everything is considered. From the tactile qualities to the aesthetic aspects of each of our devices; every angle, every color, every piece is meticulously crafted…so we are left with not just a remarkable looking device, but a cultivated experience. We put as much thought and consideration into the designing of our products as one would into designing their own unique lifestyle, right down to the very minute of details. It is here, where the art of technology and life convene. OPPO Global Business OPPO is relentless in the pursuit of the latest technology, the highest hardware quality standards and in delivering the best user experience possible. We design, manufacture, and promote our own products to assure customers of reliable...
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...My Experience Appreciating Art In my search for a piece of local artwork to examine and write a paper on, I visited the “Fine Art Society Art Gallery” located in commercial circle in Warner Robins, Georgia. After looking for about 30 minutes, I took a few pictures of different pieces of art, and have come to the decision of which I am going to be looking over. This piece was found at the Fine Arts Society Fine Arts Gallery. It is titled “Half Remembered Dream” by Aaron Brown. There are quite a few visual elements of this piece that pop out to the viewer. The use of lighter colors in the top right corner allow for a change in mood as your eyes follow it to it’s focal point. The focal point would be the two most defined organic figures in...
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...The artwork in which I have chosen to discuss this week from the book is Robert Longo’s piece entitled “Corporate Wars: Wall of Influence”. In reviewing this Cast Aluminum art there is numerous amounts of iconography with regard to symbolism and motif in regards to imagery. Starting in the upper left hand corner as it faces you we see a women being carried by a man with her arm over his shoulder as if she has lost the good fight and needs help removing herself from the situation. You see the man below her being trampled on by the women being carried and the man doing the caring as if they are taking over his position and leaving him stomped on while they struggle to their place in the corporate world. The man on the bottom left appears to...
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