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    Malevich as a Transdiscursive Author The Black Square-Reinhardt after Malevich In 1915 Kasmir Malevich executed the painting we refer to as The Black Square (fig. 1), a geometric abstraction (figure) juxtaposed against a white background (ground) that measures two feet and seven inches squared. With the work, Malevich successfully created a rift in the conventions of fine art, into which the painting asserted itself, “In 1913 (1915) Malevich exhibited a black square painted on a white canvas.…

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    Describe the main features of the shift from Modernity to Postmodernity Modernity and Postmodernity concepts contrast significantly. Modernity is portrayed by its relevance to rationality and scientific reasoning to explain the functioning of society (Kalberg, 1978). In contrast, Postmodernity concepts challenge the progress that Modernity practices. Moreover it can be characterised as a period where social institutions, cultural relations and applications of science shifts (Macionis, 2014). A…

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    Dina abdulmalek Compare and Contrast Critical Regionalism vs. International Style Intro For international style, the prime architectural symbol is no longer the dense brick, but the open box. For regionalism, the styling tied to geographical and cultural context. Critical regionalism and international style have many differences in their beginning, their pioneers, their philosophy, and the architecture how was influenced by Definition International style is architectural style buildings…

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    Modernism was a movement which transformed traditions, identities, and beliefs with world-shattering activities such as doubt, experimentation, inquiry, and individualism. It took place between 1900 and 1950, and reached its peak in the 1920s. There are famous authors from the modernism age, like Oscar Wilde who has written "The Importance of Being Earnest", T. S. Eliot with his famous work "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" and James Joyce writing "Ulysses.” All three writers disrupt the…

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    Cuzco School Art Analysis

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    A term often used earlier in our art class was “Cuzco School,” but do we really know and understand what this term really means? In this paper we are going to find out exactly what Cuzco school really is, and we will also learn where the term originated, what it actually means, and by the end of this paper you should be able to go to any museum and identify any possible Cuzco School work. However for the interest of this paper, I will primarily be focusing on Cuzco paintings that revolve around…

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    The Riverside Art museum was first discovered in 1967 and it is in downtown Riverside, next to the Mission Inn. The museum’s purpose is to engage and inspire people through exhibits and providing art classes that allows people to learn different skills. This upcoming new year, RAM will be celebrating their 50th year of art and appreciation. Some of their past projects included and integration of science and math into fine arts. This allows young people learn from an educational standpoint. Their…

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    Late Modernism Essay

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    a basic separation to evaluate Modernism and its repercussions. In the postmodern period, the line separating modern and classical, great and terrible, new and old, has, similar to such a variety of lines in graphic design today, turn out to be exceptionally blurry, distressed and broken. In the late 80’s, a hostile to tasteful motivation developed contrary to the group of Modernist "good design." It was a response to the narrow, formalist worries of late Modernism. It staked a bigger case to…

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    Essay On Pablo Helguera

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    Pablo Helguera Definition of Socially Engaged Art Pablo Helguera is a highly viewed in the field of practitioner, educator and socially engaged art. Helguera integrates his artistic abilities to the problem of social engaged art. He served as director of adult and academic programs in the department of education at the Museum of Modern art in New York since 2007. His visual art includes social engagement, historical research, pedagogy and language. He is also a author of many books, including…

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    Modernism In Latin America

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    circumstances so-called ‘region’ Since First World War, global modernism had a big impact on the Latin America. Modernism has become the dominant global movement. Not only modern architecture appears European cities and United States, but also a lot of Latin America cities have started have modern style of architectures. It was not familiar to area where they have their own culture, climate, distinct lifeway and vernacular architecture. Emergence of modernism was a contrast to idea of regional…

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    the example, as she wrote: “…she declares everything she has lost is due to his "arrogance" and "ruthlessness."” Another point worth mentioning in aspect to the theme is the slight wave of feminism, which roughly commenced around the same time as modernism. The example above supports the statement and the following further emphasises on it: “At least I have the flowers of myself, / and my thoughts, no god / can take that;” (125-127). It is interesting to note that she speaks of a god and not a…

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