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    Las Calls Harlan Analysis

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    1990s to today. Barcelona has steadily harsh anti-graffiti laws, which makes it more challenging for street artists. It is against the law in Barcelona, like many other major cities, to graffiti with any material in all public places. Due to the threats from the city government of fines up to 3000 Euros, several street artists have had to readapt how they create their art. The journey for a street artist varies from artist…

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    father’s will, and to show man the glories of His father. Bloch simply wanted to make a beautiful story come to life in a sense. I believe the message of this artwork is simple, it beckons for us to come unto Christ, follow Him, and be healed. This painting shows Christ’s compassion, and His power, and leaves the viewer feeling hope, and feeling reassured that all things are possible through Him. I believe the artist painted this for everyone, but especially for those who believe in Christ, and…

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    Performance Art Case Study

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    An act orchestrated by an artist, performance art bases itself on time. Performance art usually contains four main elements: time, space, the body, and the interaction between the audience and artist. Its major purpose is to challenge the conventions of the traditional visual art such as painting and sculpture. When these forms cannot serve or answer an artists ' needs, artists turn to performance to help them explore new ideas and find new audiences. The body and performance art challenges the…

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    wonderfully to make associations between fluctuated images. He uses the adjusted type of sestina (last expressions of the verses are generally transformed) he can make these pictures appears in a creative mixture. In any case, the irony here in the poem is that the artist represented through the poem appears to experience a tough situation in his life but the innovativeness by which the artist himself composes, talks volume of about the masterpiece he delivers. The artist can make with the…

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    Mary Cassatt was artist born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on May 22, 1944. She was known to be a famous artist, painter, and a printmaker. As she grew up, she learned to experience art in many different ways. When Mary turned 16, she wanted to be an artist and she wanted to make a lifetime career out of it. In order to become an artist, she attended Philadelphia’s own Pennsylvania Academy of The Fine Arts. As her career as an artist took off, she became one of the many leading artists in a…

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    an art form? While others ask if there is a place, where graffiti artists can create their artwork legally? The answers to these questions are YES! Graffiti is defined as, writing or drawings scribbled, scratched, or sprayed illicitly on a wall or other surface in a public place. Legal Graffiti/Permission Walls- A wall designated by property owners, for graffiti artists to spraycan/paint murals onto. Given that most graffiti artists don’t have permission to paint on walls that is generally…

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    Tempera vs. Oil Painting One of the oldest mediums that were used commonly by the artists were tempera and oil paint. Although these materials are used to paint very photo-realistic images, they have many differences. Tempera is mostly used to create a very opaque painting that needs to be made fairly quickly. This painting medium is consists of colored pigments mixed with a binding agent, an egg yolk. Tempera is an incredibly fast drying material and acts as an extremely long lasting method of…

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    brought a new level of storytelling to the music world. It allows artists to tell entire to tell long and detailed stories in the context of a song. Despite the growing presence of white artists, we associate hip-hop music with African Americans. Some say that African Americans own the…

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    Eminem's Accomplishments

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    person who sings about something they believe in and stand for. An outstanding recording artist that truly deserves all his fame is Marshall Mathers, publicly known as "Eminem". There's a lot of people that wouldn't even consider him to be a recording artist because of how badly people can dislike different tastes in music, especially rap which is what Eminem mainly records. Sure he can be considered an amazing artist because of his talent, or his ability to get on a stage and perform…

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    etc), style used, etc. It appears that the artist used oil paint as their medium for this portrait. Based on the year the painting was created, it is likely that the painting was done on wood rather than canvas. This portrait is formal and reserved. It represents the Italian specialty of idea beauty. II. Formal Analysis (write 5-6 sentences describing things like shape, lines, color, emphasis, textures, patterns, symbolism, composition, etc) The artist used a warm color pallet when creating…

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