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    Cilicia Museum Case Study

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    The Cilicia Museum was established in Antelias, Lebanon year 1998 and it preserves part of the religious history of the Armenian nation. All of the collection’s valuable objects- such as Medieval manuscripts, chalices, golden crosses etc.- have been protected and carried out of Cilicia during the Armenian Genocide (1915-1923), either by monks or by ordinary people, hidden among their belongings. The history of the museum’s collection will be further elaborated in the coming chapters. However, it…

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    Most ancient civilizations are very similar in the way that they saw their ruler as a descendant from God, or that they often traded with other civilizations to get something they weren’t able to produce themselves. When looking at the role of women in their culture, the importance of family, marriage, and the religious life between ancient Greece and ancient Egypt, in some aspects they are similar, but in most ways they are worlds apart. When it comes to the role of women in these two…

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    His iconic painting “The Scream” (Image 1) with its exaggerated colors and distorted shapes amplify anxiety and alienation and is the perfect example of Expressionist art. Munch in his tormented “scream” is reacting to the anxieties associated with the modern changing world. In true Expressionist style the elements are exaggerated, distorted, vivid and jarring. The palette is limited and Munch uses intense colour with agitated brushstrokes. Munch’s inner emotional turmoil is conveyed by the…

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    Penta Career Goals

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    Penta is a public vocational high school, which is for sophomore through seniors, and adult education that opened in 1965. Sixteen different school districts from 5 counties come here to be in a career lab of their choice. I have chosen to come to Penta my junior year and chose Medical Technology to become a doctor. I want to save lives and learn new things, such as Mermaids are real, ,did you know that? Stay tuned to learn more about Penta, my future, and how mermaids are real! Why I Chose…

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    Freddy Ramirez Professor Brown Art History 141 26 May 2015 Fowler Museum Project The Fowler Museum was an interesting experience. The name of the Exhibition is Intersections: World Arts/ Local Lives, the exhibition doesn’t have an ending. The name of the organizers and curators were not provided. The art is interesting for the facts that the people who made the art pieces put a lot of dedication and time in wanting to make them look great. The first section in the exhibition is the Art and…

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    Street Art Versus Museums

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    Street Art Versus Museums: The Role of Context in Exhibition The concept of integrating urban life and art has come to play a central role in a movement of artists for whom the city walls act as the canvas to their limitless imaginations. These artists practice street art - the creation of unsanctioned visual art in a public space outside the context of traditional art venues. Since the birth of this art form during the late 1960s in New York, these artists have often been in dissonance with…

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    Do you think that a museum is the appropriate place to display religious art? How did the stories of violence and breakage affect how you feel about the display of relics from multiple religions in one facility or building? Would you visit this museum or one like it? Yes I believe that a museum is an appropriate place to display religious art. Quite honestly I don’t know why anyone would have a problem with it. Museums are made for just this purpose, to give the attendee a since of history, be…

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    Museum Case Study Summary

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    the government board to build a new museum. The university has secured the land and promised to cover the yearly operating expenses. This investment with the university comes with the understanding that the museum will help students by presenting educational opportunities for their students. The planning committee a subsidiary community under the government board has hired two students to interview stakeholders about the goals and potential direction of the museum. Coalition Management A…

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    Today Andres and his younger brother, Joshua, went to the Holocaust Museum with their school. They were the only ones with a grandfather who had died in the Holocaust. The museum was very beautiful and posh, all made of black marble, like millionaires’ houses. It was full of sad black-and-white pictures and lists of people, countries, and dead people. Andres walked past the pictures and his teacher said: "Don 't touch!" But Andres did touch one picture, made of cardboard, showing a thin, pale…

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    people’s stories, whether current or thousands of years in the past. The Penn Museum, with its mission to illustrate the human story, seems like an excellent place to continue to grow this passion. Although I have mostly worked with education, I wish to explore other aspects of museum administration, such as collection and curation and hope to develop a holistic view of how many departments come together to create a successful museum. I have completed coursework that both covers the broad…

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