Help with notes for a critical essay about the three works is given. The goals of a critical essay are to evaluate and analyze the art works based on research, using the vocabulary and concepts you have learned. Your attitude should be detached. The "critical" aspect of the essay refers to this detached attitude, not whether you
These areas are emphasized: Research a contemporary artist from the Art 21 PBS website at:http://www.pbs.org/art21/artists/index.html. Make sure you include the following: Brief artist biography Discussion of the artist's overall "theme" or interests. Describe and evaluate one of the artist's works: title, materi
Baroque and Rococo examples can be drawn from architecture, painting, printmaking, or sculpture to demonstrate how these forces influence art.
This task is provided: Take on the role of an investigative journalist by using the Internet to seek out different kinds of art works -- art that is not conventionally considered art. Choose two specific; works of art; that will make for a captivating news article. Your search begins by looking for ideas in the Classroom Mate
This posting suggests how new ideas in science and society reflected the art of the late 19th and early 20th century. References are also added.
This posting overviews the style of Art Nouveau and offers research links.
This posting describes how Romanticism was a product of the Industrial Revolution and an attempt to deny questions by industrialization.
This posting examines the influences of the philosophers and social commentators of the Enlightenment on modern thought and sensibility. It also explores the effects on the founding of the U.S.
This posting describes the Reformation's influence on the development of scientific thought and the arts.
This posting describes three Surrealist paintings and their explications. Discuss each painting. First, describe each painting in vivid detail: What are the major features of the painting? What sort of color is used? Are objects and/or people realistic in appearance? Then, offer your personal interpretation of each work: What
This posting discusses a minimum of two reasons why Jackson Pollock's Convergence is a work of "fine art" as opposed to an arbitrary composition of paint.
This posting offers ideas about social, political, or economic conditions that can alter the nature and meaning of art.
Please discuss the following: Interpret Jackson Pollock's Convergence as a work of "fine art" as opposed to an arbitrary composition.
This posting offers art examples from ancient Egypt and a brief synopsis of each piece.
I chose the brilliant ballerina Marie Anne Cupis de Camargo , I have way too much information and don't know how to shorten and put it all together. Can you help me out?
You are conducting a series of training exercises for the docents to better prepare them for visitors' questions during upcoming festival. You want to ensure that they understand the importance of the geographical location of Byzantium in relation to rise of Islam, Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy. Choose one architec
My task is to conduct a piece for the docents in order to prepare them for visitors questions during an upcoming festival. I am wishing to ensure that they understand the importance of the geographical location of Byzantium in relation to the rise of Islam, Roman Cathlocism and Eastern Orthodoxy. Thus, I have chosen three archit
I am working on what's called "altered book." With the existent book, we're making a conceptual/ experimental work that somehow reflects the original book. (we can make 3-D work, add sound, etc) For example, one student's book was about the hunger in Africa and he practically brought in a bread and a knife in class. And as you s
Understanding that each of the following have been recognized as "art forms", this job searches the web and finds one website that is relevant to each of these: Dance, visual art, music, film, television, radio, folk art, and theater
Please explain the Neoclassicist expectation and standard for landscape painting. I'd like to know what a Neoclassicist critic would look for or applaud in an exhibition at the 19th Louvre Salon. By expectation I mean in terms of the "functions" or "representation" of an acceptable landscape painting. Things that the Romantic
What is a catalogue raisonne? How can I find one?