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Because of this, a time of fun, art, and music was born; we call this era The Harlem Renaissance” (“African Americans in the Harlem Ren” 1). This movement took place during the 1920’s to the mid 30’s. Many black landed in Manhattan, New York around 1918. In the 1920’s, Harlem was ethnically intense with cultural empowerment that promoted artists, musicians, poets, and writers, just to name a few aptitudes. The Harlem Renaissance was…

Going to my arts classes on school always was my favorite part of the day. I got a break from the day while still practicing a skill. Take band for example, you get an entire period of playing music, that 's insanely awesome. Band is not the only class like this, there are many others of the same nature. Some examples are art, dance, and drama and all of their respective specifics. Some people think that these "extra" classes are not beneficial in any way to the wellbeing of a student. That…

Chuck Close “Art saved my life.” This quote is from Chuck Close, a famous artist who paints photorealism, a type of art genre where an artist attempts to reproduce images as realistically as possible, and is of whom this essay is about. Now, I’m not writing about Close because he is dead, oh no, he is very much alive at the age of 76 years. No, the real reason I’m writing about him is that he is an amazing artist and overcome many this and that it was he who was picked by my teacher for the…

Plato’s Imitation Attributes of Music– Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin Plato stated that his view of art is the imitation of reality, which is an imitation of the ultimate reality known as the Forms that exist in a heaven-like realm. Therefore, Plato believes that artists only imitate an object, which is an imitation of the Forms. As a result, the artist does not truly understand the object they are imitating because they lack the knowledge of the reality of objects.…

Senior English 13 December 2015 The Effects of Music Programs in Schools Why do we have music programs in schools? What are the benefits? Do they outweigh the costs? Many people see music as something that is unnecessary in public schools. They don’t see why students should participate in the fine arts. Music programs are rapidly disappearing across the country as those who can’t understand their importance attack them as costly waste of time. "Art does not solve problems, but makes us…

created a more effective way of sharing our feelings with others: art. The sound of an orchestra as it begins to swell, or the sound of a singer's voice as she reaches the climax of her song give us more insight into their hearts than any number of words ever could. Unfortunately, art is stressed less and less at schools, which means that we must make up for this deficit as a community. When I was in the third grade, I went to a music camp hosted Kiwanis. Here, I learned the basics of…

viewed as a shocking breakthrough, bordering on expressionistic confrontation that remains strikingly relevant now.” This landscape was created on a canvas with oil and vertical orientated. His use of light and color is very different, it makes the art look smooth and soft, creating a beautiful sky and dark rough rock that he stand on. The use of colors and the tone look so perfect. What I love most about this artist is he is known as one of the best in the romanticism time period. It is sad to…

As a student who is also dedicated to the arts, I strongly believe that incorporating the fine arts into public education is vital to providing the best learning environment for everyone involved with the public school system. It provides something for each student with a mental break, way to express their passion in school, and provides the differentiation aspect that most schools strive for. For example, having an acting class in the midst of the long school day would provide the student…

expectations and respectful practices I need to conduct in my practice. I would also consult with any Aboriginal or Torres Strait Families within the centre and welcome any contribution they have. I would introduce the following in the following aspects: Music- by accessing a traditional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cd to play for the children and promote interpretive dance and movement with the children. I would engage with families and the wider community too, and invite them to come…

Imagine a world without music, movies, live theatre shows, and art to decorate our walls. Take away art, and life seems pretty boring; art makes life vivid. It is no secret that the K-12 arts programs has been declining for decades due to budget cuts and the reputation that core academics take priority. However, with this decline, kids of all ages have been missing out on crucial opportunities. Without the arts, kids may not have all of the tools they need to test their creativity and see all of…