Understanding : Reflective Conclusion Art is a form of knowledge and therefore takes a role in developing consciousness (Southworth, 2009). It is essential to the personal development of students in primary school. It allows for exploration of different elements in a creative way that many of the other subjects on the curriculum do not generally allow for. In primary education, much emphasis is put on the core subjects; Maths, Science and English, whilst arts are perhaps marginalised. Yet, on the
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During late morning of the 27 of October, 2016, I attended Radiant Messenger, Drawings by China Mark, at the Foosaner Art Museum in Melbourne, Florida. I am made aware of the event through my Art Appreciation class, and attended the exhibition with my classmates and teacher. This was my first time ever attending the Foosaner Art Museum, and was delighted at its elegant interior and cordial staff. My fellow classmates and I were dressed casually, while the staff at the museum was more professional
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for the same word, or if something is able to be interpreted in various ways, words and phrases may often be misunderstood and used incorrectly. Areas of knowledge (AOKs) such as language, art, and mathematics are prime examples of why vocabulary can limit how much we know. Literature, as well as other forms of art, can be interpreted in various ways. Math contains various methods, which may be used to reach the same conclusion. Questions begin to arise, such as “Does vocabulary always help us to communicate
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The idea of art has been guided by human psychological necessities and an understanding of life been escorted by religious beliefs. Throughout human history, it is easily visible the effect that human desire to define their existence have had in the development of art, social hierarchies and moral principles. High Renaissance (1490 - 1527) and Italian Baroque (late 16th century - early 18th century) are period styles greatly influence by occurrences at the time. Michelangelo’s Moses is an immense
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experiences that may have contributed to their artmaking practice. The main body of your essay: • Elaborate and develop your position. • Present a well-reasoned and informed point of view. • Refer to artists, craftspeople, designers, architects, art historians or art critics that support your position. • Refer to significant artworks that support the focus requirements of the question • Use quotes to emphasise an important point you are making to support your position. Depending on the requirements of
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Filmmaking Analysis: An Art form in itself Robert Haskins ENG 225: Introduction to Films Hannah Judson 28 June 2010 Filmmaking Analysis: An Art form in itself The art of motion pictures have been compared to other forms of expression art, but what makes it unique is that other art forms are incorporated into motion pictures. Through moving pictures, a story can be told with fluidity and rhythm, like music. Much like a sculpture molds clay or stone into something beautiful; a filmmaker
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Sakko Unknown™ HUMA205 Violence & Coffee Beans Graffiti (Stencil) Art Graffiti stencil street art has definitely come a long way as far as acceptance in recent but still has an unconventional niche – mostly due to the fact that it is illegal. This art form can take on many purposes usually that of personal expression, social cause, or visual delight. One of the most notable artists of this genre is a man who goes simply by the name of Banksy. In this piece of his, he combines his passion
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This specific piece of art looks weird and out of place in its setting. It has an unsettling contrast with the Milwaukee art museum which is a beautiful, sleek, and clean cut building. It is also in the middle of a bright green grassy field next to the beautiful lake. This sculpture is the opposite, and intentionally so. About 30 feet up in the air, there is a full-sized red car wrapped around a pole. The car is missing a rear view mirror, has a shattered windshield, dented in the hood, and
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spectators." (New Directions in Music, Michael Nyman) The pieces that will be ethically evaluated are Danger Music Number Nine by Dick Higgins, Music for Wise Men by Jed Curtis and Music for a Revolution by Takehisa Kosugi of which draw upon this violent art form. Ethical intuitionalism, the
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In the past, I’ve always gone to the Denver Art Museum for both my academic assignments and for just fun. This time, it would be different. It was my first time visiting the Museum of Contemporary Art at 1485 Delgany St. I didn’t know what to expect . . . What pieces will I be seeing? What is the museum like inside? And who’s art will be on display? I came to visit it on Wednesday morning, December the 14th. I came roughly an hour a half after it had opened at noon, and upon entering, I paid for
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