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    Jackson Pollock was an abstract artist whose paintings have a deeper meaning than they seem to have. Everything he put on a canvas represented a form of expression whether through chalk or paint splatters. It was a way for him to be vulnerable and put his thoughts into a body of work. Pollock was a fan of John Cage’s music, because Cage too was pushing normal artistic views. Cage was introduced to the idea of Abstract Expressionism by an exhibit by Mark Tobey. He realized that art could just…

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    in their natural state, outdoors. In The Weather Project, Eliasson brings inside the weather, which is a part of the natural world that is ever-present, even in our concrete cities. He has brought a part of London into the Turbine Hall of the Tate Modern, where this project was realised in 2003. The installation is fairly simple to describe- a semicircular ‘sun’ giving off a yellow light hangs high above the hall, set against an uneven ceiling mirror which reflects the semicircle into a full,…

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    sculptural architect. In the text, he mentioned that the spaces characteristically used for performance art were an alternative to establishments such as galleries or museums, created by artists. He wrote about his time as a visiting artist at an art school in Canada and revealed that he appreciated the fact that young artists who did not have access to art galleries could show their work to other artists in the community, in this ‘alternative space’ that they had developed. He claims…

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    trends. Although there are many differences among countries at one period of time, you will find that trends seem to make their way around the globe and expand to represent a certain style of that certain period. One example would be art from the modern world, which includes a time frame from 1800 through 1945. Realism was a popular theme and style for many artists in this particular time period. Basically, artists chose to produce pieces which displayed everyday actions instead of unordinary or…

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    Charles Baudelaire’s “The Painter of Modern Life” and G.-Albert Aurier’s “Symbolism in Painting: Paul Gauguin” are key texts in understanding the creation of modern art in France. When looking at art produced from the 19th century, art changed forms from traditional, naturalistic styles towards modern styles is clear. Baudelaire and Aurier wield their conceptions of art and beauty against the Academy and its traditional style in the two texts. The different theories established in each article…

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    At the beginning of the 20th century, World War 1 had begun and with it came a new feeling for life and art. The question that had come about in life was, what exactly makes art...art? During each of the different artistic eras there are always transitional artists, those who lead the world into another direction. An example during the early 20th century is Marcel DuChamp (1887-1968). DuChamp spoke his mind and looked beyond the visual constraints that artists were placing on themselves at that…

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    Modern art is art that was created in the recent past till now. With the passage of time, contemporary art once becomes history. At this point, modern art is considered to be works created in the period from the 1970s to the present day. 1970 is a turning point in the history of art for two reasons. First of all, it is the year of the appearance of the terms "postmodern" and "postmodernism." Secondly, 1970 is the last milestone to which artistic movements were relatively easy to classify. If we…

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    Abstract Expressionism is a term pertaining to a movement in American painting that thrived in New York City after World War II (late 1940’s). In abstract expressionism, the painter expresses their personality by the use of color and shapes. Abstract expressionist art does not necessarily consist of painting an object or image, but instead focuses more on the interaction of color, paint, and canvas. The varied works share the theme of using abstraction to convey strongly passionate and…

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    One of these schools is University of Hawaii Manoa (UHM). UHM is a four year college with both a bachelor’s and master’s in dance. To get into UHM, one must take the SAT with a combined score of at least 1530 or the ACT with a combined score of at least 88. In high school, the grade point average minimum is 2.8 and the person trying out must be in the top 40%. The required courses are 4 english…

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    Sabanas queen or queen sheets as well as a comforter set are a simple way to change the look of your entire bedroom. With a few accent pieces, you can transform your space into a relaxing oasis for you and your spouse. A relaxing bedroom often starts with a soothing color. Neutral shades like cream, pale yellow or light gray are a pallette that is very calming. The Queen Size Coffee 300 Thread Count 100% Cotton Sateen Dobby Stripe Sheet Set is a good place to start with your tranquil color…

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