Art 101 Unit 1 Analysis

In Fred Tomaseli's, Airborne Event there is a multitude of formal elements and principles of design utilized. Shape is used in this artwork with a complexity of shapes. Hexagons coagulating into many hexagons. The shapes are mostly but not all geometric. Line is incorporated into Airborne Event. While the lines are utilized and created by the lips, flowers, and insects each depicting directional lines and patterns. In an aspect of the artist using color, color is developed as the artist implies a polychromatic palette. There's a principle of repetition, however, as patterns of the shapes and colors, repeat themselves. Airborne Event renders various hues, shapes, and lines allowing it a smooth rhythm, in cooperation. While it has variety due to the coagulation of all the divergent characteristics: a variety of colors, shapes, and patterns help create an eclectic design.

There were three primary goals that this particular project set out to achieve. First was to ensure all parents and guardians had access to K12, MPS websites and enrollment information, including LEP families. When this project was initiated no K12 MPS, or the national K12 sites had a way for LEP parents to access information in their primary language or contact information on how to obtain an interpreter. At the conclusion of the 2015/2016 academic year, 100% of K12 MPS’s have information on their websites on the process and phone number to obtain an interpreter.

TXT- Inspired by Picasso, this sculpture piece was created with fur from an animal and applied to a spoon, plate, and cup completely covered to resemble an idea of sexaul aniety. Pg 318

I am very excited for this semester in ART 135. I have always been very interested in art, I like to draw and use watercolor paint. I also sell little animals made of “junk” at farmer markets during the summer. I am excited to expand upon my drawing ability for personal reasons as well as educational reasons.

Unit three is comprised of chapters ten through fifteen. Within those six chapters there are actually two different sections. Chapters ten and eleven make up the first section about the state. Chapters twelve, thirteen, fourteen, and fifteen create the second section about self and society. The one thing these two sections have in common is they both have to do with people and society.

Escap management decided not to amend their fire policy to collect the refund of R144.00, which was due to them, because they had omitted to implement free fire extensions.

When reading Chapter 14 on page 264, the authors indulged in a discussion on marital adjustments. Marriage is influenced by many factors that take effective of marital adjustments. As stated in the text, there are influences at three different levels. Individuals, family, and social. One of the most important factors influencing martial adjustments over the cycle of life is, addition. At the individual level, the developmental trajectory of both spouses; their level of self-management, emotional, financial, educational and interpersonal competence, the values and beliefs they have about marriage, about the acceptable role of men and women, and the equity in relationships. The family level, marital adjustments are influenced by the relationships

Picasso used several principle and element of art while painting “Guernica”. Some of the elements include value, line, shape, color and, space.

To my point of view, reading and understanding college algebra has never been that easy. After applying more of my critical thinking in solving some exercises while reading has been of a great effect to my learning process in unit 1 of College Algebra. According to Stitz, C. & Zeager, J. (2011), During the first week of term 4, I could read and cover many topics but the text I found difficult to read are Firstly, “Function Arithmetic,” which is described as the product of f and g, and also the quotient of f and g as given. However, in the language of functions, x would be the dependent variable and p would be the independent variable or, using function notation, by so doing, we have a function x(p). While reading to understand this concept,

The works ‘Blaze’ and ‘Fragment 1/7’ by Bridget Riley and the work Six Geometric Figures (+ Two) by Sol LeWitt all share many aspects of art in common however they are very distinct in terms of the different materials, techniques and the emotions they provoke. Though the artworks can be looked at in different ways, these are all pieces that at first are perceived to mean nothing, but it is evident what the aim of the artists is after an indepth view.

Koger’s painting imitates the Aurora Borealis with the narration of a fantasy story. The soothing gradient from the dark blue sky (decorated with stars) to the pink-white clouds elicits a tranquil atmosphere and strongly contrasts with the Northern Lights, represented by irregular groups of light colours, including yellow, green and pink. Furthermore, there are two human faces located in this artwork; one face is on the top right-hand corner and the other face is on the middle left corner, on the highest clouds. These faces seem to ‘camouflage’ with their surroundings. On the bottom of the artwork, there is a manifest ‘flow’ of horses, originating from the bottom right corner (a rainbow marks this), and above the horses is an anomalous object

The buildings are the most detailed part of the art in my opinion. The next thing that appeals to me in this art is the cars and the carriages on the street. They also spark a somewhat interest to me, because the use of yellow that stands out in the picture. The focal point of the painting is the busy street itself in the urban city, in where there are a lot of cars, carriages, and people walking in the street. The foreground of the painting is the buildings. They are the closest thing that is zoomed in the painting. There are many things in the background, such as the sky, the buildings, the people, the cars and carriages, and the street lamps. The choice of the colors by the artist is a little damp and dull, but that is how the winter feel and looks like. In this painting, he uses a lot of white paint that make the painting pop out more. The type of paint that the artist uses is oil paint. The relationship to the viewer in the painting is that this painting was inspired by what it looked like outside his hotel room surrounding

TXT- This composition was made using certain different aspects of pieces like the wallpaper background for the still life, which describes the guitar hanging from the wall. Also, including the disk for the sound hole and blue paper for the bridge along with the music notes. Page 153

The viewer sees King Lear’s famous “tears speech” depicted “by means of a diluted pigment dripping down the canvas” and even suspects that this “presumably fortuitous effect provided inspiration for the choice of title”(Duggin). You can see Man Ray’s affixing of the canvas to a large wooden hoop—“a geometric figure known to mathematicians as a Kummer surface”—as the artist’s attempt to turn the work into a three-dimensional object that, like so much of his work, defies easy categorization and belies a common perception that his canvases from this series were simply literal. In essence, Man Ray’s King Lear shows off his mathematical knowledge in the name of artistic independence, all, of course, while depending on a Shakespearean allusion—a paradox neatly holding together right before your eyes (Duggin). As much as you try to solve the puzzle, the puzzle remains bigger and more powerful than any single answer, making this exhibition both frustrating and

the painting is a synthesis of numerous sketches made by the painter a year earlier in Collioure,