Question Description How does Greenberg characterize the artists he discusses in his essay? What artists does he cite as the primary precursors? Why? What do you think is his larger goal with this essay beyond merely highlighting worthy artists? Why did American leaders feel urgency at the...
Question Description Describe the different ways we can consider authorship in the works of Seydou Keïta and how they have evolved over the life of the photographs. What does Barthes mean when he says about The Family of Man exhibition that "[e]verything here, the content and appeal...
Question Description You must submit a plan for your final project on the topic of propaganda. You should choose one specific area on this topic to do your presentation and research. You must also include a list of preliminary sources so I can see that your...
Question Description I did a paper in the beginning of this art class about three questions (in my opinion) what is art? what is creativity? how art has impacted my life? Now he wants us to do some improvement to this paper and bring more information...
Question Description Please make sure you scroll ALL the way to the bottom of these announcements, yes it fills two pages, lol FOR the FINAL:: write on any TWO presentations that are uploaded here, given and uploaded today if presenters allow it, or the last 3 lectures...
For this week's discussion, we get to watch a fantastic video on Salvador Dali, famed Surrealist and eccentric! This video is a crowd pleaser and sure to keep you entertained! Before you view the link, make sure to preview the questions below- it may be...
Question Description Write a 3-page (700-750 words) paper on how the art supports freedom. Potential topics to explore include art and democracy, art and freedom from societal norms, art and freedom from determinism, art and unrestricted thought, etc. Rubric: Has a clearly defined thesis: 20% Supports thesis with many...
Question Description Diane Arbus: Cruel, or Kind? Diane Arbus was a photographer who went from (in her early career) taking pictures of glamorous models for fashion magazines to taking pictures of "freaks" later in her career (little people, giants, transvestites, the mentally disabled.) This is the term...
Question Description This assignment is completed virtually at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston. The links that you need are included in the assignment. It is best to complete chapters 1 through 10 before attempting the assignment. Please download the attached file, save it to your desktop,...
Question Description artwork would be Gustave Klimt, Water Serpents II, 1907 Female nude 1910 egon schiele Hokusai, Two Lovers, 1815 Enomoto Chikatoshi, ca. 1936-40 Byobu (folding screen) in two panels, painted on silk in sumi ink, gofun (clam shell) gesso and mineral pigments Tags: art nudity...