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Painting1. Painting1. 1. Select a work of painting or photography. Perform a thorough descriptive criticism of that artwork. Include every aspect that you believe is important to understanding the work.

2. Using the same work you used in #1, perform an interpretive criticism of the work. Explain what you think it means and why you think so. Be sure to provide specific evidence and reasons to back up your interpretation.

3. Continuing to use the same work you’ve used in the first two tasks, perform an evaluative criticism of the work. Explain what you think is good or bad about the work and why you think so. And provide an overall assessment of the work’s quality.

4. Finally, compare and contrast the painting or photograph you’ve discussed so far to another work in the same medium about the same subject matter. Point out the similarities and differences that you believe are relevant. Which do you think does a superior job of presenting that subject, and why?

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Sculpture1. Sculpture1. 1. Select a work of sculpture. Perform a thorough descriptive criticism of that artwork. Include every aspect that you believe is important to understanding the work.

2. Using the same work you used in #1, perform an interpretive criticism of the work. Explain what you think it means and why you think so. Be sure to provide specific evidence and reasons to back up your interpretation.

3. Continuing to use the same work you’ve used in the first two tasks, perform an evaluative criticism of the work. Explain what you think is good or bad about the work and why you think so. And provide an overall assessment of the work’s quality.

4. Finally, compare and contrast the sculpture you’ve discussed so far to another sculpture about the same subject matter. Point out the similarities and differences that you believe are relevant. Which do you think does a superior job of presenting that subject, and why?

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Assignment 3: Mother & Child

Assignment 3: Mother & Child. Assignment 3: Mother & Child. Throughout art history, artists have used the theme of mother and child for
religious purposes, for cultural purposes, and for expressing the strong
relationship between mother and child.
You can find examples mother and child in the art of Egyptians, Greeks, and
Romans. Medieval art and art of the Renaissance often depicts Mary and the
Christ child to communicate bible stories for those that could not read.
Tribes of Africa such as the Dogon tribe, Asian art, Native American art, and
even folk art often depict a non-religious representation of the mother and
child. Many photographs taken during the Great Depression or during
wartime show the anguish, poverty, and yet the bonds between the mother
and child.
The mother and child theme can be found in EVERY culture and in EVERY
society throughout human history.
For this assignment, you are to find TWO examples of mother and child in
art to present in this essay.
Use the following format below for your essay.
NOTE: Label each part as shown and you won’t go wrong!
Name
Art and Visual Culture
Assignment 3: Mother and Child
Date
PART 1
Present the title of the art, the artist, the medium, the year, the time period, and the style of each of the
two art pieces you chose. This can be in a list form. You MUST include the two images in this part as well.
PART 2
What was the purpose of the two pieces you chose? Discuss the social,
cultural, and/or religious purpose for each of the two pieces you chose.
PART 3
How have the artists (or the people/person who made the art) used the
mother and child relationship in each work to express feelings and emotions
and to tell a story? What story do they each tell?

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mona lisa

mona lisa. mona lisa. INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Select an object that you believe is a work of fine art. For this assignment it is best to limit your choice to drawings, paintings and sculptures that are displayed in the worlds museums. 

2. Write a description of the artwork in your own words. Your description of the artwork should be 200-300 words in length. 

3. Find a picture of the object and paste it into your document.

4. Be sure to include your name in both the document and its filename.


First Critique
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Art

Art. Art. Chapter 2: How to Really See a Piece of Art
Writing Your First Formal Analysis

You will use vocabulary to describe images from the book. Structure your descriptions into an illustrative paragraph. Your goals are:
• To investigate visual art looking for specific design elements and methodologies.
• To learn to use the visual art lexicon.
• To begin learning how to write a formal analysis.

I want you to approach this as an opportunity to show me that you understand the bulk of the vocabulary from Chapter 2, The Language of Art & Architecture. You are describing what you see, not concepts or symbolism. In other words, it’s not about what you think the work is about, it’s what the work is made of.

Here’s an example using the same vocabulary box as the first one on the next page using Image 4.14Juan O’Gorman’s Panel of the Independence – Father Hidalgo, 1960-1961. Mural. Museo Nacional de Historia, Castillo de Chapultepec, Mexico City.

Juan O’Gorman’s mural depicts a variety of people and architecture in Mexico using a chaotic, multipoint perspective that fills the planar space. The figures are correctly proportioned but their scale is “off” because the figures seem to be stacked upon one another in multiple layers rather than becoming smaller as they recede back in space. This hieratical scaling makes the priest at the bottom right of the image seem connected to the group of suited gentlemen on the left. Their importance and power are illustrated by their larger size in comparison to the Indians dressed less nicely and scattered in an eccentric rhythm throughout the picture plane. The layering also gives the piece a sense of time passing – it illustrates multiple events in one composition. The palette uses the entire color wheel but focuses mostly on secondary and tertiary colors, specifically oranges, blues, and grays (the blue-gray tone at the top creates atmospheric perspective, pushing the mountains at the top way back in the space). This is a smooth painting in contrast with the subject’s visual texture, and does not make use of hatching or cross-hatching and instead, blocks of color. The lighting is bright and ambient rather than
high in contrast; everything is evenly lit, even those objects in the back. 

Avoid descriptions like this:

“This painting uses multipoint perspective, planar space, hieratical scaling and visual texture.”

While not untrue, the entire point of this essay is to describe WHY and HOW you can see multipoint perspective, or planar space, etc. Prove to me that you know how to use these words in order to describe a piece of art. Your best bet is to pretend that you are describing the work to someone who cannot see it, and has never seen it.

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name: 

Formal Analysis

Analyze the following two art pieces. Use the vocabulary words provided beneath each work to provide a formal analysis.
The paper needs to be typed, double spaced, 10-12 font size. Please include your name, date, class and the title “How to really see a piece of art”
Please bold face the vocabulary words you use in your work. 
I will grade these paragraphs based upon your accurate use of the vocabulary with lucidity of statement. 
Vocabulary words used more than once per paragraph will only count once.
Grading will be accomplished as follows. Accurate and fluid use of vocabulary(see rubric at very bottom). Additionally, you must use 40 Vocabulary words in order to have the possibility of a perfect score. 
25 words – Minus 25 points
28 words – 20 pts.
31 words- 15 pts. 
34 words – 10 pts.
37 words – 5 pts. 
40 words = perfect score possibility

Image 1.2 (pg 12) Theodore Gericault. The Raft of the Medusa, 1819. Oil on canvas, 16’1” x 24’1”. Louvre, Paris
here is a link to the art piece:
https://www.artsy.net/artwork/theodore-gericault-the-raft-of-the-medusa

Vocabulary Words
implied line
[line] direction
gesture line
shape
contour line
tint
value
shading
chiaroscuro
reflected light
hue
chroma or saturation
achromatic
neutral color
analogous colors
warm color
cool color
visual texture
abstracted texture
pattern
regular shape/geometric
variety
motion
planar space
balance
symmetrical balance
asymmetrical balance
linear perspective
rhythm
emphasis
accents
unity

3.1 Nam June Paik. Electronic Superhighway: Continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii, 1995. 49-channel, closed-circuit video installation, neon, steel, and electronic components, 15’ x 40’ x 4’. Gift of the artist. Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC. 

Please also refer to the link for a better idea of how the work actually is:
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/videos/category/101-objects/101-objects-electronic-superhighway/?no-ist

Vocabulary Words
regular shape
irregular shape
organic or biomorphic
planar space
pigments
line
volume/mass
perspective
warm color
cool color
scale
emphasis
movement
time
natural pattern
color intensity
local color
variety
unity
rhythm 
alternating rhythm
ambient light
repetition
pattern
shape
symmetrical balance
asymmetrical balance

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Copyright

Copyright. Copyright. Write and submit a 2500 word essay responding to ONE of the following questions:

1.Copyright has been called “an engine of free expression”. How accurate is this statement?
2.One of the primary aims of copyright is to ensure society is rich with creative works. Without copyright creators would not create new works. Discuss.
3.The digital age has rendered copyright obsolete. To what extent do you agree with this and why?

– At least three (3) academic books [these can be from the unit readings]
– At least four (4) articles from peer-reviewed journals [these can be from the unit readings]
Failure to comply with the two points above will result in a maximum mark of 50% for this assignment
– References to non-academic sources such as Wikipedia or news media may attract a 5% penalty per instance at the discretion of the marker if they are found to be inappropriate sources

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communication and multimedia

communication and multimedia. communication and multimedia. 1 – Choose a theme (I choose Art – Bauhaus) .

2 – Research. Collecting and sorting information (texts, sounds, images, videos). Organizing information and creation of sources page (bibliography or Webliography). 

3 – Writing the text and its recording in mp3 format (using the program soundslides plus and audacity both are compolsury to conclude this project. Creation of storyboard is also needed as a guide using the program Word.

4 – Creation of audio. Integration of voice, textures, sounds, etc. 

5 – Selection of the images to be used in digital storytelling. Editing, assembly, etc. 

6 – Integration of sound and images in Soundslides Plus.

7 – Improvements, publishing and testing.

8 – Make sure of a clean presentation please.

9-Save the project done in zip file please.

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Free clutter

Free clutter. Free clutter. Copyright is not optimised to foster musical creativity. Discuss this statement with reference to examples.
Copyright is increasingly more concerned with preserving business models than prevention of piracy. Discuss this statement with reference to examples.

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Response on the article "Dialectical Utopias" by Dave Hickey Response on the article "Dialectical Utopias" by Dave Hickey

Response on the article "Dialectical Utopias" by Dave Hickey Response on the article "Dialectical Utopias" by Dave Hickey. Response on the article "Dialectical Utopias" by Dave Hickey Response on the article "Dialectical Utopias" by Dave Hickey. Write a one-page response based on this article. 
Answer these questions as guides:
What is the main thesis of the article? How does the author support this thesis (what claims does the author make and/or what examples does the author use?) What are some of the key concep

Response on the article “Dialectical Utopias” by Dave Hickey

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ts and how are they defined?

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Art History

Art History. Art History. Guidelines for Art History Research Paper: Follow the exact guidelines from the book, “A Short Guide to Writing About Art,” by Sylvan Barnet, Chptr 13, pgs. 270-306. Length: 3-5 typed pages long. Double-spaced. 12” font with strict 1” margins. Sources: at least three secondary sources that must be listed in a bibliography at the end. General textbooks will not be acceptable as secondary sources, and the only approved Internet source is the online Grove Dictionary of Art (Oxford Art Online). When citing an article in the Grove Dictionary of Art, be sure to look for the name of the author of the article you are citing—it is usually either in the left margin or at the end of the article. Articles in art history journals, which you access through Jstor, are acceptable sources. 
Include a Title, which conveys the content in an intriguing way without being silly or outrageous. Include an Introduction. This is your first paragraph setting out what your paper will do and hinting at the conclusions. Include a thesis statement either at the start or end of the paragraph. Don’t forget a conclusion, in which you sum up your main points. Make every effort to link your topic to the themes within Baroque and its magnificence. All quotations are to be marked as such and acknowledged fully in your footnotes.
Endnotes: use them! Art history papers do not use parenthetical notes. Follow the format for endnotes in Sylvan Barnet’s Guidebook. Bibliography: a list of your secondary sources, arranged alphabetically after the endnotes. Follow the format for bibliography in Sylvan Barnet’s guidebook. Illustrations: provide illustrations for the works of art you discuss. Number your illustrations and provide captions (name of artist, title of work of art, present location) at the end of your paper. In your text, you should refer to the illustration within parentheses after the title of the work of art: e.g., Bernini, Cathedra Petri (fig. 1). See further tips in Sylvan Barnet’s guidebook. Titles of paintings are underlined or italicized! Number your pages! 
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Message to professor from student:
A painting that struck me in class was that of Rigaud’s depiction of Louis XIV, in royal portraiture, and his “glamorous” legs. I thought it would be a brilliant endeavor to have a look into Baroque painters’ portrayal/depiction of their subjects legs, their pose, and their garments, and what was the underlying message; Essentially that the depiction was indeed calculated, and, neither negligent nor random. I will use as well as Rigaud’s Louis XIV (1701), and Rigaud’s Philip V (1701), and possibly one or two more pieces, offering more noble portraiture support. 
Professor’s response to student:
So, for Rigaud’s Louis XIV, you might ask: What was the prevailing fashion for men in this period? You must incorporate the stockings and shoes worn as well (those high-heeled red shoes of Louis). Be certain to use specific names of each piece of clothing. Regarding his pose, (assuming a dancer’s 4th position), then you must include: When were dance positions first established? What do we know about Louis as a dancer? And, did he participate in court dances around the time of Rigaud’s portrait? How do all these components support your thesis statement?
By way of comparison, you might look for a few comparable noble state portraits with the full-length portrayal, including legs, of other Baroque kings before and after Louis, such as the Spanish king, Philip IV Habsburg, and/or the English Charles I (Stuart). How are they dressed (and why,) and do they expose leg similarly or differently? What does their pose mean or how does it prove different from your main subject of Louis XIV? Were male fashions different at their respective courts? Did these other subjects participate in dance performances? You will have to look for a book or two on the history of Costume with discussion of 17th-century dress, and on the history of Dance with a section on 17th-century practices. Please contact me if you need to add a fourth or fifth page to this research paper. The more in depth and quality info you can include, the better, without dragging it on. Concise and scholarly are my requirements. This will be turned in to “TurnItIn”.com so it must be 100% ORGINAL writing.

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