Art

2) In 10-12 sentences, describe the art exhibition as a whole. Do not use the personal pronoun “I”. Identify materials and general size. Identify some of the following design elements and describe how they are used: line, shape, scale, value (light and dark), color, and texture. Not all will necessarily apply but many will. Also keep in mind the following: the balance, proportion, perspective, emphasis, movement, pattern, repetition, rhythm, variety, harmony, and unity. Imagine you are…

in household incomes. As a result of the money generated through art-related events, billions of dollars, $27.5 billion to be exact, in revenue is funneled towards local, state and federal governments annually, a number well beyond the $5 billion in yearly arts allocations collectively (“The Economic Impact of America’s Nonprofit Arts and Culture Industry”1). The arts are a major contributor in the grand scale of a global economy, supplying the balance that is much needed in order to maintain a…

daily life. So far, Art Therapy has been proven to enhance multiple factors for different mental illnesses. Twenty seven studies were focused on a group of patients with cancer. The main intention was to see if Art Therapy had helped them at all. Four factors were looked at, they were, anxiety, depression, pain, and the quality of their lives. When all the studies had been completed, the researchers realized that no matter what therapist, the situation, or the different types of Art Therapy,…

to the art society as a whole. Some of the major artists that have made a space in my mind, that I had no knowledge of knowing before are Marcel Duchamp, Jason Pollack, Marina Abramović, and Julian Beveer. These artist are mentioned in the textbook relating them to the type of artwork they do. Nevertheless, I have pick chapters 4.5 Art and Illusion and 4.7 Art and War. Just with the title Art and Illusion made me excited to want to read and learn about the chapter. The combination of Art and…

All forms of arts serve as means of expression of the human 's’ inner feelings and desires. In actuality, people have the freedom to express their opinions, judgments, and even the darkest desires in any way they wished. However, some people tend to call any type of expression as art. The reason for this is that the word “art” justifies, in a sense, some corruptive and useless artist works. Although I am in favor of almost all types of artworks, there should be a regulative system which…

It was my first year in an AP art class. I didn’t know what to expect. The first assignment was to research ten artists and write about them. Essays in art class? I had never researched like this in art class. I had never expanded my knowledge of art beyond the fact that I can draw a pretty picture and I can photograph flowers at interesting angles. So basically I was still picturing an elementary school style art class, with a mother hen for my teacher, holding my hand along the way, directing…

objects. The materials that he uses can also be seen as a reaction against traditional forms and conventions of art. The materials are not traditional such as paint on a canvas. Instead he only uses natural found objects and refuses to leave any permanent mark on the land. This leads to the next reason why his works can be seen as a reaction against traditional forms and conventions of art, this is because of In the podcast learning in from the city by Lara Mackintosh, she…

1. Sarah Sze’s artwork attracts the viewer by directing their attention to her piece to identity the different objects within her artworks. I was attracted to the colors and the array of identical items. She makes something out of nothing and its eye opening. Her artwork consists of unexpected and carefully arranged combinations of materials. She transforms these everyday objects into gravity-defying works in horizontal and tower-like formations that zigzag into the heights of gallery spaces.…

identity. The arts are such a rooted part of the human identity that every society, culture, civilization, and group emulates some form of it, from pottery in Ancient Egypt to Shakespearean plays in 18th Century England. With this in mind, philosophers have attempted to answer throughout history the burning questions pertaining to this need and appreciation for the arts, to explain what stimulates…

hand to allow her to paint. She is also using the hypothalamus by looking out of the window because it is giving her motivation for things to paint. Another part of the brain that she is using is the frontal lobe because she is concentrating on her art and making a goal to paint a landscape. The temporal lobe is being used as well because it is allowing her to hear…