Digital Arts Module 3 the best. I really enjoy taking pictures of my kids during roller derby. I was following my daughter as she skated around the floor in search of points. It was fun and I was able to take a picture that had my daughter in focus and the people in the background were blurred, like she was zooming by them. Playing with the fun setting and features on my Canon EOS Rebel T3i DLSR camera. I would have to say the discussion topic that affected me the most was the Module 1: Is it art? I
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During the visit to the Crocker Art Museum in downtown Sacramento, there were live music and form of expressive art dance going on as you enter the entrance in the first floor of Friedman Court. As my classmates and I continued our way up to the third floor, we can upon a room called the Gold Rush Gallery. The Gold Rush Gallery has a lot of painting that was based during and after the California gold rush. While observing the art works, many painting amaze me by its large size of canvas and how the
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The work that is produced by a revered individual, regardless of what it entails or who it may offend, is art and should be addressed as so, freeing any such person of the sanction they have received due to the publicized piece; this notion was held by many during the time of Victor Hugo’s exile, though no one dared come forth and express this to the ruler of France, Napoleon III. One such woman, who held this belief close to her, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, wrote a letter to the infamous king but
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In “Body Ritual among the Nacirema” Horace Miner explores the superficiality and vanity of humans in the extreme and unusual rituals of the Nacirema people. The Nacirema have a fascination that borderlines obsession with the human body, dedicating shrines and ceremonial activities towards it. They believe that their own bodies are naturally ugly as well as prone to disease, so it is extremely necessary to perform various rituals in order to prevent these characteristics. For example, their shrines
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On November 19th, 2017, I visited the Philadelphia Museum of Art with only one purpose in mind. Since I was unable to make it over to the Pennsylvania Museum of Anthropology and Archanthroplogy I made a plan and I knew here at the Philadelphia Museum of Art I would find the one piece I didn’t know I was looking for until I stumbled upon it in person. Walking into gallery 233, Asian Art on the second floor I was drawn to all of the many bodhisattvas scattered throughout the room. One in particular
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showed early talent both as an artist and a writer. 6. His critical reputation in the 1940s equaled those of William Dobell. He made “no attempt to disguise the homoeroticism which underlay much of his work” despite winning the Blake Prize for Religious Art in 1955. 7. “hamlet the Broken Hearted Clown”. It was made 1966. It showed himself with many heads, like Cerberus. I think it is interest. Task 2 1. Alan’s life Alan is a Aussie. He is a trukie. He always having bikkie for brekkie. He like eating chokkie
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They are numerous of artists all over the world and they all strive to succeed. So is advertising their music the key to their If an artist advertizes their music they can gain several oppertunities to spread their music. Spreading their music can result in more fans. For instance, source 3 states "the Black Eyed Peas, focuses on exposure before a paycheck" meaning they worked hard on advertising their band before worying on what they will gain. The Black Eyed Peas method "paid off" as they ended
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How do composers use distinctively visual elements to reveal and explore important ideas? Discuss how effectively these images have been used in John Misto’s ‘ The shoe Horn Sonata ‘ and one other related text of your choosing. Composers use distinctively visual images in order to engage their audience, this allowing the writer to have the story expressed their ideal way. This is done through the composer's use of language or visual techniques to induce distinctive images into the reader’s mind
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closest peers is a representational art piece. We can all simply identify the recognizable subject in this painting in which is General Wolfe and a historical element is illustrated through this painting in a time of war. Mr. West medium of choice in majority of his work is concentration of oils on a canvas that is (59in x 84in) in size and is display in the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. West was able to paint a beautiful piece considered to be a fine art.
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sought after since he began in the 1970s is more immortal. His rational attire is intended to commend the human body. Furthermore, it's anybody's or everybody's body — any race, manufacture, size or age. "The work of Miyake Issey," at the National Art Center in Tokyo, is a moving adventure through his innovative personality. The show incorporates his mark creases that change typically vile polyester into chic. In another corner, mannequins are associated by a move of texture to highlight his A-POC
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