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    Feminist Art

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    After this first room, there is a room featuring mostly cubist and futurist art, which is an interesting segue considering the female nude as used by cubists are seen by feminists as patriarchal forms because it shows women as passive and faceless and the superiority of the male gaze and sexuality (gouda). Next, there is a room featuring just the art of John Heartfield. After these rooms is the room on “Feminism and Media.” The main panel in this room is smaller than the ones previous, eleven,…

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    Modern society has a yearning for innovation. The constant emergence of new technology and social movements move people to anticipate when the next progressive idea will arise and modify current practices. Society’s belief that new means better forces them to jump from one trend to the next without considering possible shortcomings. In the book, “To Save Everything, Click Here: The Folly of Technological Solutionism,” Evgeny Morozov uses the internet to explore how focusing too much on the…

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    The Age Of Speed = fast - not sold on safety but on speed - car fulfilled a desire need to go fast Martinetti wrote “Futurist Manifesto” - art statements that glorified what they want to do - vehicles are “snorting beasts” - love danger, revolt and audacity, splendor of the world, beauty of speed and struggle after einstein revealed studies with space and time, advances in space travel Rosenquist’s “No Man” = traveling by car, diff experience, everywhere and nowhere train travel - train…

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    In times of conflict, society has often turned to the arts in order to cope with and make sense of the world’s shifting socioeconomic and political matters. In addition to that, music and art have often been used as a type of call to action. Especially before the twentieth century, music in war has been used in the form of drum cadences for marching into combat, as well as summoning servicemen into battle (Dobney). The rise of American jazz music in the 1920s challenged traditional values by…

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    depicting the rural American Midwest. About Regionalism Regionalism, or we can called it American Scene Painting. It is a realist modern art movement in American which was popular form 1920s to 1950s in the United States. In art, Regionalism was a style and defined as painting what an artist lives with, in, or around. There had three main artist associated with the movement, wood was the one, and the others two were John Steuart Curry and Thomas Hart Benton. Both of them were American…

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    Introduction The Russian avant-garde is regularly celebrated for its remarkable inclusion of women artists, particularly in the visual arts. The Productivist-Constructivists of the 1920s were arguably the most fervent adopters of this emancipatory agenda, including the highest proportion of female artists in their ranks among any other Russian avant-garde movement. Lyubov Popova and Varvara Stepanova were among the most prolific of these artists. Despite producing an extensive and eclectic…

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    Walter Gropius Essay

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    artistic reform movement that sought to establish a new relationship between artistic individuality and industrial mass production. o The experience Gropius gained in Behrens’ office provided him with an important foundation in his future as it prompted him to transform the technical form into an…

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    The Value of the Arts in Early Childhood Education The Arts in early childhood education are more than just providing a child with paints and crafts or something that is carried out to fill a gap in the day. Creativity is as important in education as literacy and it should be treated with the same status (Robinson, TED Talk, 2006). The Arts can have a strong role in developing creativity in children, which promotes the child’s overall development. Creativity can be expressed in many different…

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    and crafts to give voice to the African-American community and take a stand against the systematic oppression black people were subjected to. Of these efforts, various forms of art were, and have been, extremely instrumental in the fight for civil rights in the United States. The multitude of poets, painters, and musicians painted the picture of the plight of African Americans and vocalized their struggles and ideals of freedom and equality. One of the most renowned and profound pieces of art…

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    of becoming a ballerina or an actress. But little do they know with the fun you have with this career comes at a cost. Performing arts can be a grueling job. Due to the competitive nature, the high risk of injury, and expenses. This job is extremely demanding it requires years of training; not many people are able to succeed in the profession. In the performing arts career connections and publicity mean a lot. This means being able to deal with doing unpaid work just to get your name out there.…

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