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    Annotated bibliography: Fra Filippo Lippi’s Portrait of a Woman with a Man at a Casement Janson, H.W. History of Art Sixth Edition. New York: Harry N. Abrams, Incorporated, 2001. Janson, H.W. received his PhD in medieval and renaissance art from Harvard University. As a world class author and historian, Janson wrote History of Art, becoming known and cherished across the globe. His work appears to be highly credible, making it the most reliable source of information. Mariani, Valerio. “Fra…

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    Museum of American Art. There has not been an exhibition in a New York museum in close to three decades. This exhibition provides an update on the artist who has stubbornly done his art master pieces the way he wants them to be. It is also some sort of inauguration of the Whitney’s district building because the old uptown address did not permit the exhibition before. Stella has painted since he was a teenager, so watching this exhibition would mean that more than 50 years of art work will be…

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    years old and above). Therefore the series of documentaries is created for a more demanding audience. The directional intention is to show different aspects of art and leaves the wide interpretation of it to the public. It does not impose its own opinion but rather leaves the audience to contemplate the art and the painter's work. The director tried to show that the day of an artist is often full of struggles, problems and hesitation; that it does not look like we can imagine. Moreover, the…

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    or negative side effects. It only requires one person, their mind, and their emotions. After that the possibilities are endless. Art therapy is a healthy and pure tool for recovery, for generating inspiration and creativity to express one self, self-discovery, and the allowance for people to reflect on their emotions. Although many people underestimate art therapy, art remains to be a method that helps people recover from depression or other negative emotions. It aids in the recovery process for…

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    It is a fact that artists create, whether through written mediums, visual arts, or music, based on their experiences in life. An artist is someone making a commitment to submit their self to society, exposing themselves and being vulnerable by merging their creative energy into things of beauty and meaning, writers present a part of themselves that only they can waken into being. Within the process of creating art, an individual takes inspiration from all that they are surrounded with and a big…

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    Who Art You An artist’s social identity shapes their perception. Artists want to create from experience that hits close to their heart to expel passion. A big player in what shapes one’s experience is their identity. Therefore an artist’s social identity, whether it be nationality, race, sexual orientation or gender, is significant in their art practice. An artist’s social identity is made relevant by their preconceived conventions of art and becomes pivotal aspect in their work as they use art…

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    dance and visual arts… is part of a well-rounded education and can provide so much joy, now and in the future. (Rudy Giuliani), all great quotes. The involvement of the arts have a benefit for student because of their attendance, and behavior and what skill students learn in school. The arts such as music and theater are a huge part of making a student more successful. The arts create success for students in a variety of ways. In fact there are schools that don’t realize why the arts are a huge…

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    Domain Context: Cultural influence & Architectural influence 5.4. Basically Wyly theatre is a cultural building. Its role is mainly to create a place for acting and performing different types of art. Actually, building design has gone beyond this by providing a space that expands potentialities to unexpected level. The cultural impact of the building is intensive and deeply effective (Wise 2015; 2010). Otherwise, the building design has received great support and high cheering from architects…

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    Richard Foreman Richard Foreman was born on June 10th 1937 in New York City. Richard Foreman is an American playwright, artistic director and avant-garde pioneer. Foreman is considered be one of the most influential figures in American Drama and is known as the “Godfather” of the American Avant-Garde. Foreman creates works in the Avant-Garde performance movement, now largely known to post-dramatic theater. Foreman went to school at Brown University and became interested in film and…

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    of Marianne Brandt When thinking about the Bauhaus and all of its accomplishments and designs, it is rare that one thinks of a woman's work. Despite this most likely having something to do with Walter Gropius’s intentions, men's domination in the art world and history being written largely by men, there were many distinct successful works by women that have been overshadowed by the male counterpart. Marianne Brandt was one of the Bauhaus’s most ingenious female students who made incredible…

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