Fine art

sigh can be, its hidden complexities are the sound foundation for “The fine art of sighing”. By definition according to Merriam Webster Dictionary, sighing is “to take a deep audible breath (as in weariness or relief)” however through the depth of Cooper 's writing we find that sighing is a passage to many other emotions and avenues(“sigh”). Although not clearly evident at the surface of his piece, the writing style of “the fine art of sighing” suggest Bernard Cooper himself finds sighing to be…

American entertainment culture is used everyday by people that watch movies, which is important because it entertains everyone. There are several genres of movies for example comedy, action, romance, horror, crime, war, and mystery that people can watch based on how they are feeling. Numerous people spend their time watching movies because it distracts them from reality. People can watch movies on Netflix, Hulu, and Redbox for a cheap price that will entertain them. Mostly every movie has a hero…

My intended major is film studies. My career goals are to be a professional editor that My interest in film began when I met a movie, “The Mummy” in 2000. The director, Stephen Sommers, filmed this action and adventure movie about Egypt in 1999. This film told me different ethnic culture and it gave a shock to my heart. The mummy had the fast pacing with a lot of action, comedy, and special CG effects. It was my first time to watch the Egyptian culture movie and was interested. I was raised and…

The Importance of Fine Arts and Music Education in Schools From learning how to play the recorder in elementary school, to starring in the school play in high school, kids around the country participate in music classes and fine arts. However, in other areas of the United States, some students don’t get that oppertunity. Their school either can’t afford these classes, don’t think they’re important, or just don’t fund them. The students that have these music programs and are involved in them have…

told by my speech coach to apply to Missouri Fine Arts Academy. This was back in August. I have spent months trying to decide what to type for this essay. Everything I typed sounded superficial and sounded like I was trying too hard. This has lead me to right now, where I’m freely typing my thoughts. Can I sum up my thoughts in 500 words? Perhaps. The criteria for this essay is to type about how the arts have affected my life and how Missouri Fine Arts Academy can help me grow in my experiences…

required to take a music, a drama, or an art class while in school. However, taking more classes than a student is required to may create more problems for the students. Taking fine arts classes should not be required by students because they cause more stress, some people don’t care to be an artist, and some fine arts classes cost too much money. One thing that all high school students need less of is stress. Forcing a student to take a class in the fine arts would only be more work that…

The defunding of art and music programs in American public schools is an issue that is important to me. During my high school years, I was introduced show choir, which is singing and dancing. It is an extremely unique experience and I found a passion I did not know I had. This fine arts program helped me build friendships, learn something new, and be engaged and active in my community. Many schools around the nation are eliminating their fine arts programs. Programs like these are essential…

The author Barbara Kantrowitz wrote an article called, “The Fine Art of Letting Go,” that was written in 2006. Kantrowitz was a senior editor of Newsweek Society section. She joined Newsweek in 1985 after working for the Philadelphia Inquirer, the New York Times, and the Hartford Courant. The article, “The fine Art of Letting Go,” is about parents’ responsibilities and problems that parents encounter with their children going to college. Parents are the people we love most in this world, and…

The Black Plague’s Influence on the Fine Arts. The Black Plague was a catastrophe that shook humanity to its core. This disease was one of the most impactful epidemics in human history wiping out approximately one third of Europe’s population between 1347-1350 (Johnston 566). The Black Plague, or known by as its medical name, the Bubonic Plague, was a deadly disease tied to poor sanitation, and was extremely contagious. As explained in The Gale Encyclopedia of Science, “Humans became infected…

being distributed are the fine arts programs. Fine arts are arts that are appreciated for their imaginative or thoughtful content. These programs are very important and students enjoy them just as much as sports. Many things are underappreciated when it comes to the fine arts causing lack of gratitude and money. Although some budget cuts are necessary for schools to make, too many budget cuts are toward…