Art, America And Jumping Off The Cliff

With the invention of the camera came the desire for realism. The world was changing and it was happening fast. Fast enough that people were being over looked as business and the need for natural materials lead the way. Through war in France came realism and it caused discomfort at the sight of unpleasant looking locals and grim topics, such as death. Artists were really on top of their game with the material added in their paintings that represented serious political issues and issues with the church. If I had not read about the paintings I would not have looked at them in a more serious light. I would have continued to believe these were relaxed beautiful paintings of people in the 1800's. Even the painting of Rue Transnonain by Honoré was

Artists and designers had one big role in the Cold War battle. Their work was used for propaganda . Propaganda is used to make a public, even if missleading, cause or political point of view. Artists actions and opinions were prized." In the late 1940s the formation of one-party states under communist rule, and the imposition of Socialist Realism throughout the Easterm Bloc, disappointed hopes for the freedom of the modern artist or the designer in the East. Only in socialist Yugoslavia, where Moscow's influence was quickly rejected could modernism flourish."

It is believable that John Vanderlyn, in his painting Landing of Columbus, was trying to portray the success of Columbus and his crew. Columbus heroic stance and elegant expression are made all the more impressive in comparison to the native people who witness the event. The Native Americans are naked, fearful or subservient, bowing down before the explorer in awe and reverence. The symbols of empire are shown in the heroic explorer with his Christian crosses and steel swords symbolizing the significance in the power of civilization. In 1836 of June, Congress had commissioned John Vanderlyn to paint the Landing of Columbus. About eleven years later the painting was

What drew to me her work was how she was able to capture the struggles of communities, ethics, and class system too. That and the fact during her Young Americans project she invited several teens

On Tuesday we took a trip to the Chrysler Museum to view the "Branding the American West" exhibit. In this exhibit it had a wide selection of Art types which we had a guide take us around to view them. While I was there I was surprised to see a more variety of art than I thought I would see. I saw television art that was made by a Korean man, A glass hamburger with fries and a Pepsi; this one was the most interesting to me because I had never seen art like that in my life. Another cool thing is that most of the art here at the exhibit had descriptions by them to let you know what the art means and who the artist were. However, their is one piece of art that I liked the most and that one is the Pima Basket.

I also came across something that really caught me eye and that was her hyper empathy disease and how she grows to be her own person.

manner. Her book is well written and is a refreshing change to the one sided

It was interesting that she shared her experiences and advises which actually make me realize she’s right! I don’t need to make my first draft perfect, because this is not my final product. The thing that impacted me the most was when she said that writers are not confident about what they write in their first draft and that not one of them writes elegant first drafts. The fact that very few writes know what they are doing until they’ve done it, meaning writers don’t control what they are writing because their ideas change

According to, “ARTSY EDITORIAL BY ISAAC KAPLAN,” Isaac was very correct the people are missing the point. We want to protect our art not destroy them. We do want new art but we want it legal and safe. Not a present from during a war. That’s not how we want our art delivered, From criminals. We want the antiquities protected and not let people during war be the cause of destroying and or selling stolen art to America. “This legislation was designed to try and tackle what is a worldwide problem but also a problem internal to this U.S. government about how it coordinates its own response.”

While she is up there speaking through her very soul, you can automatically feel a deep connection to her and her writing. No matter what struggles you go through in life, putting yourself into the mind of someone else who might just be dealing with the same exact problems, can help a person more than anyone could think. Even though it was a question and answer with a presentation, it felt like so much more; without even reading an excerpt from one of her books, you can still hear the very same unique tone and emotional depth speak through her very words. After I left the panel, reading her books became so much more of an emotional and heartfelt ride.

Her artwork really got my attention because of the large water painting of flowers, trees, leaves, and the landscape

The piece that was chosen was a cast bronze sculptor called “Mantime” in the American Painting and Sculptors exhibition from the El Paso Art Museum. This piece was created by Harry Geffert in 1995. Geffert is an American sculptor who was born in Live Oak County, Texas in 1934. As of today he lives and works at Crowely, Texas. Geffert has a Master degree from New Mexico Highlands University, Las Vegas, New Mexico and a Bachelor’s degree in South West Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas. Harry Geffert is mostly known for his sculptors; and continues to create them as of today. (Worley, 2011)

In Meredith Monk performing “ Do You Be” followed by the Meredith Monk Ensemble performing “Dolmen Music,” She don’t really have to attempt to the word, she have attempt the word to used as the glue of something, that with happened in film. She think the word has its own beauty and stand along with other element. She think that the word are used but not the sound. Meredith Monk don’t like the word that sit and listen it when faculty are not being use.

Around the world art is being stolen and recovered. In 1942, with world war 2 raging the Library of Congress took the precaution of sending some of its national treasures to a guarded facility in the Midwest. In this was a collection of Walt Whitman's papers, which where sealed in cases prior to shipping. when it was returned in 1944, 10 of the notebooks where missing. more than 5 decades later in 1995 four of the notebooks where recovered when they turned up for sale at a shop. but 6 of the artifacts are still unaccounted for.

Accord to me, the originality of artistry who is inborn for talent by empowering to every person’s background will have some influence on their styles of presenting their talent. However, the. before we can even think about the character of Uncle Tom in this novel, but we should discuss what “Uncle Tom” has come to mean as a catchword in American Today. Because calling a black American an “Uncle Tom” is a serious insult, usually meaning that the person is submissive to the whites or has betrayed other blacks. It sometimes means that the person is complicit in his own suffering and subjection. It also become a general term for anyone who is submissive toward their enemies and a defector to their friends. For example: Kayne West, the rapper