The 1980’s was a big time for inventions. One of the big time games invented was Pacman. The Macintosh computer and the Air Jordan 1 was some other big time inventions in the 1980’s. At the time art was genuinely popular. Some of the greatest artists were Dash Snow, Aleah Chapin, and Richard T. Scott.
On April 24,1980, the U.S. Government underwent a secret rescue to save hostages in Tehran. The U.S, however the Government failed to rescue the hostages. The hostages did not get released until 270 days after the U.S.Government had left. On June 18, 1983, Sally Ride became known as the first woman to launch into space. One year later, Sally decided to focus more on her training instead of going into space. The next challenger mission that was …show more content…
Artists’ were beginning to find different sources to create art and different strategies as well. Many of the art made in this decade were contemporary and protesting, these were the most that were sold. The kids were also becoming famous artist just for simply scribbling on paper and folding napkins. Some of their art sold for more than $100,000.
People sometimes stole famous artist paintings to get rich. Before the 1980’s there weren’t many female artists. The feminist art movement caused women to want to promote study, creation, understanding, and promotion of women’s art. Some of these artists include Judy Chicago, Mary Beth Edelson, and Carolee Schneeman. This movement spread very quickly. In the 1980’s many things were invented. Art was very popular in this time period. Some of the most famous artists were Dash Snow, Aleah Chapin, and Richard T. Scott. On April 24,1980, the U.S. Government failed to rescue the hostages in Tehran. On June 18, 1983, Sally Ride became known as the first woman to be launched into space. On October 13,1983, the first commercial cell phone call was made using a $9,000 phone. In the 1980’s art was very popular. Artists were beginning to find different sources to create art and different strategies as well. Before the 1980’s there weren’t many female artists. The feminist art movement caused women to want to promote study, creation, understanding, and promotion of women’s art. Art has come a very long way since then and is continuing to
On April 24,1980, the U.S. Government underwent a secret rescue to save hostages in Tehran. The U.S, however the Government failed to rescue the hostages. The hostages did not get released until 270 days after the U.S.Government had left. On June 18, 1983, Sally Ride became known as the first woman to launch into space. One year later, Sally decided to focus more on her training instead of going into space. The next challenger mission that was …show more content…
Artists’ were beginning to find different sources to create art and different strategies as well. Many of the art made in this decade were contemporary and protesting, these were the most that were sold. The kids were also becoming famous artist just for simply scribbling on paper and folding napkins. Some of their art sold for more than $100,000.
People sometimes stole famous artist paintings to get rich. Before the 1980’s there weren’t many female artists. The feminist art movement caused women to want to promote study, creation, understanding, and promotion of women’s art. Some of these artists include Judy Chicago, Mary Beth Edelson, and Carolee Schneeman. This movement spread very quickly. In the 1980’s many things were invented. Art was very popular in this time period. Some of the most famous artists were Dash Snow, Aleah Chapin, and Richard T. Scott. On April 24,1980, the U.S. Government failed to rescue the hostages in Tehran. On June 18, 1983, Sally Ride became known as the first woman to be launched into space. On October 13,1983, the first commercial cell phone call was made using a $9,000 phone. In the 1980’s art was very popular. Artists were beginning to find different sources to create art and different strategies as well. Before the 1980’s there weren’t many female artists. The feminist art movement caused women to want to promote study, creation, understanding, and promotion of women’s art. Art has come a very long way since then and is continuing to