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-Made out of: lights, mirrors, rooms with LED Lights
-Japense Artist
-Influenced by polka dots
-ROLE: #1 |
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| What do all artists share? |
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| Creatvity and a desire to create |
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| What is the first role of an artist? |
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| 1. See the world in a new or innovative way |
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| What is the 2nd role of an artist? |
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2. Artists make a visual record of people and places |
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| What is the 3rd role of an artist? |
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3. Artists make functional objects and structures more pleasurble imbue (inspire) them |
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| What is the 4th role of the artist? |
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4. To give form to immaterial ex. emotions and feelings |
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contrversy because tape delaye
- 8 was his luck number
-Visualized the way fireworks would be the art |
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-Cubism movement style from Pocaso
- Broke surface
-Tabetent human rights
-Painting politcal |
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- From people in niebrohood
-Person: Potriat
Role: #2 |
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-Ballid of sexual dependency
Rleated to aids
Role #2 |
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-Dabat conversation
-Role #2
-India/very small
-Guash: Watercolor
-Different indivudal people
_Jahingar is in center people are facing him
-Priest is in all black
-Son is on the right |
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-Function items more interesting
-Artist: from africa cocoa farmer
-Customized coffins
-Polychrome
-Role #3 |
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-Made forme wood,nails
-Tribal
Fetish Figure: believed have power
Animism: Animals with spirits
-African artist asteemed communicate to use fetish figure drive nails to release power
-Role #4 |
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-Two brothers
-wooden and huge religious aspect naked shame nude was bueaty
-Symbok something not able toh old in hand
-Hat is same as pope
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| What is the process of seeing |
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| Rececption extraction inference |
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-Active seeing
-Flag tunred into prison cell while prejudice against afircan americans
1960s JFK ASSIASINATED
CIVIL RIGHTS |
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| The world as we understand it: name the 6 involved with it |
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1. arts,politcs,community
2. art and spirtual belief
3, Art and teh passage of time
4. Art and beuaty
5. Art, gender and indentity
6. Art, sciencem and the environment |
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| belief in existing souls and the convisction that nonhman things can also be enduwed with a soul |
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| How does subject natter differ from content |
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| Image or object literally represent |
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| Whar is representational art |
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| What consitutes an artworks form |
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| What it looks like overall form |
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| SYmbol,imahe, something recognizable |
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Challenging bired
Close up text=deeper thought charged with meaning
Close up of artworkd: no meaning |
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-Rocky mountaint
-swiss apls as rockymountain
-Convey native americans natural beuaty |
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Raw birch
fools eye into thinking 3 dimensial
otherworliness
unprepresntational about art and music |
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Abstract
Cloud of forest and sun behin it about the lifht
fussy and unclear
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Abstract
Indietous+abrinjadies
Create artwork as saiway
anims (spiri being created the world)
totem( spirtual tanking and social status, related to ancestors clan
Ants lvoe story |
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Abstract
nonobjective to us
Contrast of black and white an dhow artist dont always haveto objevyivtivy |
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ehtnocentric
greatness and steady
asthetically appealing perfetc man
harmony world of light |
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Relique Holds precious objects
related to ancestors culture
- worn when dancing becomes ancestor |
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Iconography
Gilt bronze
recarnated fiferent
become centered in oneself
lest to search for answers why life suffering
desires are mainfpufl
muda withou fear |
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Icongrpahy
Family portatis, italian merchant, rich, swollen stomach for beauty, man w/o shoes+ holy grounds, one candle+chirst present
many material items |
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Homage of great jazz+saxaphonst
-Vlack cultural heroes
-SAMO Griditt tag same old shit
Tar_racism
Icongraphy |
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| Less work refers to natural or objective word a tall |
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| way elements are organized within an art |
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| what the work of art exoresses or means |
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| Looking evaluating other people cultures through own values |
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| Overall structure of a wokr of art |
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| Visually images themeaing widley understoof by given cultur and cultral group |
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| artist retain aooerantly realistic elements through natre |
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| non representational not realism ore representation |
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| when a painting is so realistic it appears to look like a ohotgraph |
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| the more represntation resembles eye sess more it is realistic |
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| looks as something to the eye |
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| what the image literally depics |
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| how does the public tend to revieve innovatice artwork |
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| contraversalially hate it negavively resevation con context appearent |
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| What was the purpose of the arts in Public places Porgram |
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| Funding to provide artwork in public places (NEA) 1% cost dedicated |
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| WHat constitiures the actvisits direction inpublic art |
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| Address social and political issues |
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Died of aids
Nudes portraites,homsecual, sadomaicts |
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1863 nudity in pereepctive relatable to ordinary people contraversal
he was very rich so did not care hwat people thought
Opened up for artist to paint anything they wish
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22 years old asian
- insulted soldiers
-went down rather than riseing above
-National competiont panal of ordinary people
--v shaped like vietnam
- archtecture school |
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contraversal at time too big and bright
Became logo of city after a while |
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Federal building in manhatten
big metal in face
200ft steel
-blocked pathway for people to have open lunch and walk freely
8 years dismantled
-site specifif art
-Serra mad |
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Detriote institute art
sit in cages while people confess their sins at altar, think of steotupe, wearing aztext clothing, mixed messages |
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| Picasoos famous painting that started cubanism |
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- Cloud monet
-Pinted picture of time city revolution Role #2 |
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role #3
inspirtation from towns people hutches/home |
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Abstract
Female
Womanizer
Role#4
love hate relationship with women |
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Started cubanism
influenced by afircan art |
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Encaustic bees wax
Mcarthisms
Communism |
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us flag,pen , shelf, audience
hAVE TO step on flag to write a comment |
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- very educated
-islam peaceful religion
-wrote poem on fae
- has a lot to say about women |
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- provide display dung elephtant
-raised catholic in nigerie
-butts from oirno magazine Putti
- sacra religous |
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| Abstract contraversal manwalking |
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response to serial killer murders
protested women about domestic violence |
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