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| christo and jeanne claude |
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| john ahearn and rigoberto torres-- realism |
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giovanni arnolfini and his wife giovanna cenami |
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| lorna simpson--faceless woman= no identity |
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| work of art that pot rays natural objects in recognizable form |
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| shirin neshat--pictorial essay word picture |
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| albert bierstadt-- representational work of art |
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| bushfire and corroborre dreaming |
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| supermatist painting black rectange blue triangle |
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| kasimir malevich-- non representational |
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| emotional piece fixated with mask from different parts of the world |
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1. help us to see the world in a new way
2.makes visual record of people place or events
3. make functional objects and structures more pleasurable and give them meaning
4.give the form to the immaterial |
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| reception-extraction-interference |
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| the more something is representational and resembles what the eye sees--apollo velverdre |
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| less the work resembles something |
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| non representational - non objective |
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| doesn't refer to a natural or objective whorl at all |
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represents something to be some what realistic
( rocky moutians and the indians clothing) |
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| way elements are organized |
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| overall structure of a work of art |
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| what the work of art is expressing or means |
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system of visual images the meaning of which is widely understood by any given culture
AKA cartoon strips or bible stain glass windows |
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| reping something more than its literal meaning |
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| jean basquiat-- iconagraphy |
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| art studio in new york for 15 mill sponsorship agreement with the museum |
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chris ofili -- contruversy because he but dung and butts all over mary
challenged traditional version of the virgin mary |
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1. artist experiencers then gives experience to public
2. reporters to rep world
3. analyze beyond the visible
4.activist; politics |
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monetary value
historical value
intrinsic value ( individuals and society) |
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edward manet
was rejected by sorcery accused of abounding the tradition TOO MODERN
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-distorted space and depth
*now known as a masterpiece |
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| movement on a flat surface |
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maarchel dutchamp-- scandal but was a success movement on a 2 demionsal surface
*teddy rosevelt thought it was like a quilt |
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| man walking in a black suit |
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| also had to do with movement chronographic photos of time |
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| alexandar calder --moblie artist of simplistic art |
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| richard serra --public outcry half hated and thought was a scar on land others voted to keep it |
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| maya ying lin-- won contest meeting of the living and dead above land |
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| michelangelo-- visual politics =david vs goliath and florence can protect against goliath |
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| gomez and siguientes -- immigration and mass media (visual politics) |
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| whisper the waves the wind |
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| suzanne lacy- elderly women recount their lives realty performance of art 20% over as single females |
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