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    the Australian Curriculum, providing many significant factors relating to literacy. The subject area that will be discussed in this Essay will be on Year 3 Art, summarising the relation to the importance of literacy. The subject Art has many important factors relating to literacy, as outlined in The Arts Introduction (n.d) explains “The five arts subjects in the Australian Curriculum provide opportunities for students to learn how to create, design, represent, communicate and share their…

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    Art serves the purpose of expressing ones feelings and illustrating a point of view or opinion. Typically, inspiration for subject matter stems from societal, religious or political movements that are currently effecting the functionality of society in a significant way. As a result, artists are provoked to properly capture the emotional state which is fundamental when convincingly conveying the experience of the environment and communicating an idea; “the intimate nature of emotion is…

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    Fine Arts Social Benefits

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    does the district. The lack of funding in the fine arts has greatly affected the cognitive skills that alumni posses, causing them to lose abilities on a creative and abstract level. Those who choose to immerse themselves in these liberal arts reap many benefits such as higher test…

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    Group of Seven Year 1920 7 determined, devoted and inspirational painters joined together to create a paint group that little did they know would soon motivate and teach other young painters throughout Canada the art of painting. This following essay will be reflecting the story and long journey of the Group of Seven and how they’ve shaped Canada into the wonderful country it is today. The group of seven were an associate of canadian landscapers, that decided to develop a…

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    dialog and discussion among scholars who are engaged in philosophical and practical analyses of musical experiences. Unlike other philosophical discourses, the difficulty of speaking about music is the difficulty of speaking about a nonrepresentational art form. Music has been discussed in terms of the hard sciences, such as pitch, rhythm, and form, but music has been at best, ignored with respect to philosophical thought. Deleuze is one philosopher who has tackled music straight on. An…

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    look into the contradictory analysis of this painting and use my own visual analysis of the painting in the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum to come to my conclusion. Some of the contradictory elements I have found in this painting include Titian’s working of the body; in Renaissance art women were usually portrayed in an extremely unrealistic, elongated, idealized, and beautiful way. I want to know why Titian portrays Europa as compact, ungainly, and with a shadowed, dubiously…

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    Art, architecture, and literature are solid representations of the values and ideals during a time period because they all allow for the designer to give their views and their representation of what they see and believe. There are so many possible ways to express yourself and show what and how you see life and the world around you. It has been said that art is the gateway to the mind and this statement remains true. During the Renaissance times, many were seeing the world with a new light and…

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    the surface. What should we get into, listen to, read, eat or watch? If there is something in our culture that needs attention that’s our job: Show you the underground things that you need to know about: Books, music, television, movies, comedians, art, and whatever else we can find to get you into something you never knew about. That’s…

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    Analysis Of Yayoi Kusama

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    illness and how she used it in and through her art. I will investigate how much she has contributed towards, and what impact she has made on the art world. I would like to collate and analyse the existing literature and sources of information about her, concentrating on the fundamentals of abstract art and minimalism. This will be in order to understand why and how she exposes her inner vulnerability, which comes from her mental disorder, in her field of art, and shares it with the viewer. To…

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    The rebirth of a society through changing arts and ideas is a rare event, especially at the intensity and thoroughness of the Renaissance. This period of a couple hundred years was able to transform the way people lived, and introduced new art forms, artists and philosophical ideas. Though not apparent at the time, the people who lived during the Renaissance would make a profound impact on “future generations-from art and literature to education, political science, and history.” (The World Book…

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