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    world was – and still is – controlled by a system that prioritizes revenues over the value of human life. Punks wanted to change the world, yet their fight was soon perceived as a threat to the status quo and incorporated into the mainstream. “Avant-garde tendencies, whether in art, literature, or music, may begin as part of a subgroup and at times be highly critical of the dominant society, but all eventually become diluted and institutionalized.”…

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    quite dashed. The school faced violent antipathy and resistance in its immediate environment, forcing it to be on the defensive during its entire history. As opposed to this, VKhUTEMAS was the brainchild of a victorious revolution, it was the Avant-Garde elevated to the status of official art, consecrated by the signatures of Lenin and Lunacharsky. The Bauhaus remained in the perennial position of art as opposition. Gropius had even defined this:’The most important thing…

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    favorite things that can grow with her into young adulthood. Interchangeable colors Tweens love color, so we gave the space a punch of fresh, invigorating color. Sometimes you have to go beyond the ordinary, and choose color combinations that seem avant-garde, particularly when you’re designing a space for a tween, teenager or young adult. We chose colors that are popular with tweens, but paired them with elegant neutral blues and timeless crisp whites, allowing you to interchange colors and…

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    Conclusion Both artists have strong spiritual beliefs. Cage’s adoption of the Zen Buddhist philosophies in his 30s made a dramatic difference to his life, along with the Chinese philosophy of chance – by utilising the i-ching to make decisions rather than act from the will of self. His silent work 4’33” was an idea that had been in the back of his mind for several years. I believe it was an extraordinarily courageous of him to invite a fee paying audience to experience his concept for the…

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    Jazz Definition Essay

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    discussed. In order to properly formulate a definition of jazz that encompasses all the information learned throughout the semester, I deem it necessary to evaluate the major aspects of each era, including early jazz, swing, bebop, cool jazz, hardbop, avant-garde, fusion, and contemporary. The early jazz era consisted of many building blocks that created the foundation of many of the jazz eras to follow, including innovators, trends, and styles. To begin, early jazz can be dated around the…

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    Instead, the use of cocaine as a catalyst for escapism begins with the onset of the First World War and continues to intermingle with the aforementioned “frenetic artistic activity” of the avant-garde. By examining the poetry from Benn’s “Brussels Spring”, it can be argued that this motivation for the consumption of cocaine begins to evolve before the war is even ended. The “great emptiness” that the Expressionist poets capture most uniquely…

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    Sean Marcano 4 April 2016 History of Graphic Design Formal Writing: Designer Biography The innovative genius of Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) has influenced the development of architecture and modern graphic design in immense and subtle ways. Frank Lloyd Wright should be given more credit for his influence on graphic design not only from his several digital designs but through his fine arts work as well, because of his unique style of experimenting with nature in his design and architectural…

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    Whilst heavily flawed and riddled with consequence, one benefit brought by globalization is the ability to read literature from around the world. One specific novel roots itself in the political and cultural landscape of Nigeria in a post-colonized society, with a violent and authoritarian tone carrying the protagonist through the difficulties of finding oneself. A Middle Eastern novel sets itself in Iran during the Islamic Revolution by comparison, uncertainty about what to believe in a hostile…

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    A Day in the Life of Alex Sander Case Study Analysis Introduction This analysis focuses on the behavior and attitude of Alex Sander. He was youngest and newest product director at Landon Inc. Alex achieved great success in the two products releases, which he has been in control. He is a hardworking, dedicated and a talented person who worked with effectiveness. Alex appears to be missing the capability to direct and lead his team in completing the assignments. His behavior builds up…

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    Too Nice Women Gaulier

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    selected for this improvisation class. It’s no surprise that “Boooorrriinng!!!” was entertaining as well; however, I found it strange. I value the lessons derived from the article, but I find Philippe Gaulier’s teaching methods to be excessive and avant-garde. If I’m being completely honest, I think the author’s writing style is a bit pretentious, which adds to the over-the-top atmosphere of the article (ex. “Gaulier quickly performs surgery on her soul”). However, I do not mean to suggest…

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