Category: Art

Analyze how each movement reflects societal changes and personal expression. Imp

Analyze how each movement reflects societal changes and personal expression. Impressionism, Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism, and Street Art
Requirements:
Interpretation (100 words):Describe how each art movement represents its time period. Discuss the key characteristics of each movement and how they respond to the social, political, or cultural climate of their era.
Personal Connection (50 words):Share a personal experience with a particular art movement or piece. Explain why it resonates with you and how it has influenced your understanding or appreciation of art.
Cultural Impact (50 words):Identify a contemporary artist or movement that addresses social issues. Provide a brief example of how their work reflects or challenges current societal norms.
Reflection (50 words):Discuss how your views on art have evolved. What styles or techniques have you explored, and how have they contributed to your personal growth as an artist or art enthusiast?
Total: 300 words

Analyze how each movement reflects societal changes and personal expression. Imp

Analyze how each movement reflects societal changes and personal expression. Impressionism, Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism, and Street Art
Requirements:
Interpretation (100 words):Describe how each art movement represents its time period. Discuss the key characteristics of each movement and how they respond to the social, political, or cultural climate of their era.
Personal Connection (50 words):Share a personal experience with a particular art movement or piece. Explain why it resonates with you and how it has influenced your understanding or appreciation of art.
Cultural Impact (50 words):Identify a contemporary artist or movement that addresses social issues. Provide a brief example of how their work reflects or challenges current societal norms.
Reflection (50 words):Discuss how your views on art have evolved. What styles or techniques have you explored, and how have they contributed to your personal growth as an artist or art enthusiast?
Total: 300 words

Analyze how each movement reflects societal changes and personal expression. Imp

Analyze how each movement reflects societal changes and personal expression. Impressionism, Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism, and Street Art
Requirements:
Interpretation (100 words):Describe how each art movement represents its time period. Discuss the key characteristics of each movement and how they respond to the social, political, or cultural climate of their era.
Personal Connection (50 words):Share a personal experience with a particular art movement or piece. Explain why it resonates with you and how it has influenced your understanding or appreciation of art.
Cultural Impact (50 words):Identify a contemporary artist or movement that addresses social issues. Provide a brief example of how their work reflects or challenges current societal norms.
Reflection (50 words):Discuss how your views on art have evolved. What styles or techniques have you explored, and how have they contributed to your personal growth as an artist or art enthusiast?
Total: 300 words

Articles must be typed; Type a brief (2 to 2 1/2 double-spaced pages, with no sp

Articles must be typed; Type a brief (2 to 2 1/2 double-spaced pages, with no spacing between paragraphs) paper for each article read. Attach a link to the article. If you choose to use a physical magazine scan and attach the article in a PDF file format with your paper Depending on the topic, you might write the article from several different angles, such as: A. Explain how this reading will benefit your current work or career. B. Discuss why the topic you read is or is not popular in the culinary field. C. Comment on how a management skills article can guide you by improving your people or management skills. D. Use quotes from parts of the article to describe how you arrived at the conclusions that you did and about the message the writer was projecting. I want to hear your option, but in context to what the writer was saying in the article. E. The best suggestion is to pick a topic that interests you and will help you move forward. the files given are say 4 articles but I only need 1 THIS PAPER WILL BE TURNED INTO TURNITIN.COM AND GRADED ON PLAGERISM

Answer the question. The text is a required resource in this response, so utiliz

Answer the question. The text is a required resource in this response, so utilize the text to support your post. Make sure your initial response is a minimum of 250 words and response post is a minimum of 250 words.
How did the art change as early towns and culture became increasingly large and organized? Present examples to illustrate your ideas.
Reply to at least one of your fellow students initial post substantively with information that compares and contrasts your presentation ideas with your fellow students’ ideas.

I chose Trevor Winkfield, and his work The Painter and his Muse you will see it

I chose Trevor Winkfield, and his work The Painter and his Muse you will see it down, I want 3 paragraphs for every source “link” and every paragraph 100-110 words , you will see the instructions in artifact 1, see the sample and my work you could add the entries in my work file

I chose Trevor Winkfield, and his work The Painter and his Muse you will see it

I chose Trevor Winkfield, and his work The Painter and his Muse you will see it down, I want 3 paragraphs for every source “link” and every paragraph 100-110 words , you will see the instructions in artifact 1, see the sample and my work you could add the entries in my work file

Review the images attached below (ill add #6 once assignment chosen)and describe

Review the images attached below (ill add #6 once assignment chosen)and describe the artist’s view of nature and approximate date of production. Note: I am not trying to trick you with the approximate date of production. The view of nature will give you an idea of the approximate production date of said art.
#1: What is the view of nature in this painting and the approximate date of production?
#2: What is the view of nature in this illustration and the approximate date of production?
#3: What is the view of nature in this movie poster and the approximate date of production?
#4 Write a short paragraph (3-5 sentences) that compares and contrasts the contemporary/societal shifts between these two boxes and the 29 years that separate them.
#5 This is the next iteration of animal crackers as PETA petitioned them to depict the animals in their natural habitat. For a moment, suspend your understanding that gorillas do not live on the African savannah, do you think this illustration hit the mark? Why? Hmm, where have you seen this composition before? Think about it, think about it, think about it. If you have a guess, mention it in your response.
#6. Taking into account everything covered in chapters 1 (Studio vs. Applied), 3 (The Disappearing Century,) and 4 (Making Art That Connects), write
a 3-5 sentence description of this painting. Also, give this piece a title.

Review the images attached below (ill add #6 once assignment chosen)and describe

Review the images attached below (ill add #6 once assignment chosen)and describe the artist’s view of nature and approximate date of production. Note: I am not trying to trick you with the approximate date of production. The view of nature will give you an idea of the approximate production date of said art.
#1: What is the view of nature in this painting and the approximate date of production?
#2: What is the view of nature in this illustration and the approximate date of production?
#3: What is the view of nature in this movie poster and the approximate date of production?
#4 Write a short paragraph (3-5 sentences) that compares and contrasts the contemporary/societal shifts between these two boxes and the 29 years that separate them.
#5 This is the next iteration of animal crackers as PETA petitioned them to depict the animals in their natural habitat. For a moment, suspend your understanding that gorillas do not live on the African savannah, do you think this illustration hit the mark? Why? Hmm, where have you seen this composition before? Think about it, think about it, think about it. If you have a guess, mention it in your response.
#6. Taking into account everything covered in chapters 1 (Studio vs. Applied), 3 (The Disappearing Century,) and 4 (Making Art That Connects), write
a 3-5 sentence description of this painting. Also, give this piece a title.

Define in detail what you are looking at, not what you think… write about it as

Define in detail what you are looking at, not what you think… write about it as if you were describing the image to someone who could not see it. Tip: Try this on a friend and experiment with how well they imagine your descriptions and then show them the work! Could they imagine what you described?
Do NOT critique the art. This is not about your opinion or what you “think” of the work. Do NOT state, “I like, or I don’t like” in your papers. You will be docked points for these statements in the breadth of your paper. However, you may make those comments only as a very brief closing statement. It is interesting to know how you preferred each event.
Refrain from trying to “figure it out”. Allow yourself the freedom to have the experience and then write your paper and/or you could write as you are looking. Find a strategy that works for you. The writing element of this assignment helps you realize what you were paying attention to. Your goal is to “pay attention to what you pay attention to.” Write what you see, not what you think.
Be sure to write strictly about the art, not everything else: such as bio of the artist, history, intent, or your previous artistic experiences. Be sure to use titles and artists name as an introduction to the work you will describe. It is important to give credit to any work you discuss. Note: This is not a research, biography, or comparison paper. This is an observation paper. Just write your observations.
Write or paste the paper into the submission field within the Bb assignment. Or load the paper as a file on Blackboard.
*Note: If you are a Distance Learning student or unable to visit the gallery in person you may write your Field Experience papers based on the following exhibition:
MoMA: Virtual Views
https://www.moma.org/calendar/groups/58
“Virtual Views” is an online exhibition that you may use to write the Field Experience papers. You decide which collections to look at and write about. Each exhibition has several images and interactive information. Be sure to include the name of the exhibition and the title of each work you discuss in your papers. Do NOT copy information from the site. This is not a reference-based paper, it is an observation paper. You may use this online gallery to write both of your Field Experience papers, however I strongly suggest you visit the UNI Gallery of Art as a preferred method in completing these assignments. It is a rich and rewarding experience to view art in person as intended by the artist.Two-page, double spaced length minimum. You may write more. Do NOT include additional spacing. You will be docked points for “puffing” up your paper with spaces. Note: When submitting your paper on Blackboard you may find the formatting has adjusted. Do not worry if it is converted to single spacing. This will not mark against you as it appears organized on the other side.
State your observations. Choose a few pieces (3-4) of art to focus on and describe in detail. Include formal descriptions as described in the Gateways to Art textbook (materials, methods, style of work). The vocabulary from your textbook will assist you greatly in learning how to think about art.
Be sure to write strictly about the art, not everything else: such as bio of the artist, history, intent, or your previous artistic experiences. Be sure to use titles and artists name as an introduction to the work you will describe. It is important to give credit to any work you discuss. Note: This is not a research, biography, or comparison paper. This is an observation paper. Just write your observations.
Write or paste the paper into the submission field within the Bb assignment. Or load the paper as a file on Blackboard.