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    In “The Safe” by Tim Gautreaux and “Running out of Music” by Constance Squires, both authors demonstrate the power of connection utilizing symbols, conflict and characterization. The sewing machine in “The Safe” and the records in “Running out of Music” both illustrate unification through art. Art, an expression of human imagination, can connect people by conveying certain emotions, such as awe, in individuals. Comparably, the gold plated, sewing machine also transmits similar emotions. After…

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    Forbidden Music Analysis

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    TA: Guillermo October 2, 14 Final Question 2 Art can be more dangerous than codified crime to society in that it is viral, it is resilient, serves as both hidden and not so hidden propaganda, and can in some ways inception ideas to the masses. In many cases, art can serve to create chaos in an otherwise controlled society. The old adage goes “a picture is worth a thousand words” holds true in this sense. Established organizations fear disorder. Art, as it can be interpreted numerous ways…

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    Two studies (Anderson & Overy, 2010; Ezell & Levy, 2003) included multiple forms of art interventions including visual arts, creative writing, murals, wood sculpture, graphic design, music, poetry, photography, drama, cartoon art, collage and papier mâché. Both of these studies include pre and post assessments one with a control and one with no control. Sessions lasted 8 weeks (Anderson & Overy, 2010) or for the duration of a participant’s stay (Ezell & Levy, 2003). Ezell and Levy (2003) found…

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    Music, pictures, paintings, plays, and musicals are all part of the arts. The arts have been used for many years for entertainment or even ways of therapy. Are the arts important to have in public schools, or are they distractions? The arts actually help students achieve more academically. Many people have different opinions on whether or not the arts should be kept in schools. The arts can help students get out of their shell and be who they actually are or they want to be. The arts are…

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    Growing up, I always listened to music - not much has changed since then. My father, a fellow music lover, was the one who got me into the artists I listen to today, most of which are smaller, indie label singer songwriters. While the content we consume is similar, the ways we consume have changed dramatically. The internet has grown tremendously in the past few decades, especially when it comes to the music scene. Nowadays, we have things like iTunes and Spotify to listen to what we want, when…

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    LITA Creativity

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    receptive our parents and other influential people are to invest in it. Live in the Arts(LITA) is an after school program that will help nurture this creativity by mentoring kids 5th through 7th grade with broad lessons in art and music. There is always a story to be heard, and numerous people, not just kids, go through life without an ear to listen and understand. Along with mentoring the children in art and music, LITA will have a time set aside for everyone to share their story; and talk…

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    Essay On Gloving

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    important to understand its nature, its mechanics, and its application of the art of poi. Humans are creatures who experience the world mainly through sight, so illumination is a huge part of our being. Through studies, humans have learned how light can affect our body and state of mind. It is definite that there is a certain connection between our state of being and the type of illumination around us. Gloving is an art form centered on light. Because gloving culture is so new, there has been…

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    Statement of Purpose Art during world war was not merely an expression of heart-felt imagination and inspiration, but rather the art was artificially instigated by Woodrow Wilson’s newly formed, Committee on Public Information. First I will support my argument by showing that the art that emerged from the era was indeed influenced by the events of history and propaganda was the inspiration for the artwork. I will them show that the new art form of film was used as an impetus for gaining public…

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    to learn and understand the concept of zines and what they mean culturally and socially. In chapter eight, the author discusses how young people will make their own magazines when they can not find an established magazine to submit their writings or art into. The younger generations have a need to see their reflection in the media, so they will seek out zines, lyrical writings and electronic text that they feel speaks to them. When a young person cannot find a text that suits themselves, they…

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    forms of art, architecture, literature, religious faith, philosophy, social organization, and activities of daily life were becoming outdated in the new economic, social, and political environment of an emerging fully industrialized world” (Modernism, Saylor) . Modernism have increase the social awareness of human society in the rise of advanced technologies, in the fundamental movement of photography, music, art and much more. . . . . . . … Modernism created the idea that through art,…

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