Art In The Art Of Art

Nation's history and culture have definitely a great effect in the art conception in every country. The same way it has a bigger meaning and influence in people that share their traditions. I found really interesting how this empathy multiplies when people happen to be far from their homeland. This is why I chose “Jose Marti” by Roberto Fabelo for this report. “Fabelo”, as he is best known, is a painter, sculptor and illustrator, he was born in Cuba in 1951.

The purpose of this work is to analyze two famous works of art that are the great examples of artistic tendencies in fourth and sixths AD. and were influence and inspiration for many artists. Most of the Christian art dates back not earlier than to the fourth century and the reason for it was the fact, that at that time the Christianity was against the law. Nevertheless, a number art works, frescoes and paintings show the beliefs, customs and traditions of the early

Art flourishes in a civilization when people communicate complicated ideas and emotions used to create pieces. Art changes with society. In Egyptian times, they built pyramids that were like monuments and had their own artistic style that was represented by hieroglyphics and human figures made of stone. This was the Egyptians mark in time. In our modern-day society, we have buildings, paintings, and statues that all represent the present. Things like politics or natural disasters happening to us currently can help art flourish with expression towards these things. We have political cartoons being created to show the outrage within the political world. There are pieces that make history and remind us of something devastating like a hurricane or earthquake that destroyed cities and took lives. I think art flourishes in both devastating and uplifting times.

Standing at 75”x69”, the oil and gold leaf on canvas painting makes a huge impact on any gallery it resides leaving viewers both amazed and confused. At first glance the painting presents just an elephant head atop a bouquet of flowers; which, while elegantly painted leaves one with no sense of what he artist is trying to bring across. The painting has unusual lighting which resemble the baroque style; also, it is structure

In this assignment task, compare and contrast between two Artist and Painter with different painting style, thesis statement, analysis, conversation, communicate way on this topic. As the second of a two section program, this presentation highlights around thirty one works by artists from Iran, the Arab Great world, Turkey, Mountain Country Azerbaijan, and the Northwest Africa, including; Newsha Tavakolian, Maimouna Guerresi, and Mr. Sherin Guirguis and among others.

Using comparative analysis, the obvious similarity between the paintings is the subject matter, the genre of still-life and the medium of oil. However, the paintings differ in composition. Moillon’s traditional delineation and modelling has a photographic effect. In turn, the graduation of tone by blending black and white with other hues creates a smooth effect with a picture plane that forms an invisible barrier, engaging the spectator from a distance.

Today day, art still is a controversial subject of aesthetics, in discussing whether variety form of modern visual art is art or not. In Laurie Schneider Adams’ article “What is Art?” and Marcel Duchamp’s “The Creative Act”, they have own criteria to definite what the nature of art, its meaning and its function. In evaluation Doris Salcedo’s art work Atrabilious, a set of worn shoes encased in rectangle niches on the wall. I agree with their explanation of art thought the combined in structure and form to express the truth and beauty of Salcedo’s work, the nonfigurative subject catches the symbolic harrowing moment of the effect of war and violence happened, also a metaphor of her culture idea and individual meaning, experience her political view to deal with female issue of the subject matter.

The aims of this paper is to describe the concept, theme, visualization process and form of paintings with the title "Reyog Ponorogo Art as Object Creation of Painting". The methods used in the creation of a painting that is observation, experimentation, visualization, and approaches in the work of realism. The results in the final task of this artwork are: 1) Concept in the creation of the painting is depicting the art of traditional culture through the visualized Reyog Ponorogo depictions of figures in it realistically with dark light processing through the lighting on the object and the background of the dominant dark to give the feel of a dramatically. 2) Theme of the painting is showing the characters who play a role in the art

Introduction: For many years, France has been playing an important part in the culture of European life. The art of French has influenced tremendously in this area. Looking from the work of Gothic Cathedral, to the work of the middle ages, down to the modern painters. The contribution of the French art can never be over-emphasized in the universe of the Western people. The works of painting that took in dimension of flat and bright colors triggered rapid revolution in the world of painting in France in the 1900’s. This was led by inspiring painters, with the use of color for purely self-expression.

There are also, however, important references of an art-historical nature that is expressed through the presence of the painter himself and the paintings hanging on the rear wall, while the inclusion of the mirror makes this work a reflexion of the act of seeing and ensures that the viewer reflects on the laws of representation, the limits between painting and reality, and his or her own role within the painting. This richness and variety of the content, combined with the complexity of the painting`s composition and the variety of actions represented, make Las Meninas a portrait in which the artist displays representational strategies and pursues aims that go beyond the habitual ones in this genre, bringing it closer to history painting.

This essay will compare two artists from different countries, one is a Russian artist called Wassily Kandinsky and the other one is Guan Zhong Wu, he comes from China which is my own country. The two artists lived in different cultural backgrounds during the same period, so they had significant similarities and differences. First, this essay will compare the similar artistic spirit between the two artists. Second, this essay will examine the different drawing tools that the two artists used for their paintings. Third, this essay will discussion the two artists using the similar “point and line to plane” (Kandinsky 1979:1) to paint different style pictures. Finally, this essay will analyses the influences of European and oriental culture on

This research paper looks at the High Renaissance and the artists that it had produced during this period. During this time period there were three individuals that had dominated the art world. These three artists are Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael. Even though this paper discusses about the High Renaissance and the three who dominated it, the main focus of the paper is on Leonardo Da Vinci. Even though he mad such famous paintings, he was not a prolific painter; he was prolific draftsman as well as a great engineer, architect, inventor, and scientist. Besides having many famous paintings, Da Vinci also had thousands of drawings, sketches, and doodles that he is famous for. The drawings contained many notes of what he was interested. There are drawings of the study of the human body, of his inventions and just things he see is interesting.

Placing the interests of the entire world above those of an individual nation became the new model for art in the contemporary world and this movement was known as globalism. With the increases in digital technology, global integration of art and culture became significantly easier and more prominent. Although, globalism brought a new knowledge of culture from other nations and allowed certain countries to emerge as super powers not everything was beneficial. Terrorism rocked western civilizations such as Britain and the Unites States with attacks from the extremist group knows as Al-Qaeda that brought a devastating and sense of urgency for moral change through art and literature. Also, the threat of our dying ecosystem was brought up as

What is it that attracts us to art? Have you ever wondered exactly why abstract art displays in art museums are indefinitely more valued than that of an art piece created by a child? If you happen to be unaware of what abstract art is all about, it is the only art form in which is solely based upon creating art using shapes, forms, colors and lines to create a composition designed to have no aesthetic significance whatsoever. In this, it is meant that abstract art is completely detached from reality. It is what you make it to be, and it is always looked upon as art that is all created upon imagination. Abstract art is also referred to as “non-objective”, “geometric abstraction”, and even “non-representational”; all of which are very vague in consensus . Many people look at abstract art and think “I can do that” or “a monkey could have made this”, but does that make it any less valuable? Did the painter use valid techniques in order to have that piece of art displayed? Some critics argue that there is a very well-deserved difference in the making of abstract art and that it all revolves around technique and talent of the artist. Others might say art is, well, exactly what you said it is - art; there are no masterpieces better or worse than others. There are also those who argue that art shouldn 't be resembled as a formula, neither good or bad, but rather neutrally accepted as is. The truth is, regardless of any technique involved, abstract art has no indefinite method for

Give me a specific example of a time when you used good judgment and logic