While visiting the SCAD museum of Art I came across an extraordinary piece of art that caught my eye.You Diserve it mama!! by, Aaron Fowler this art piece caught my eye for many reasons.One being it was a tribute to his mom.Secondly I liked the way the artist used everyday items to create this piece. The Art piece was very visual with the mom cooking and cleaning Fowler used cloths for her clothing and newspaper cutouts for the pots and pans she was using to cook.He used iron boards to display
would eventually have to take an art class. For years I had lived with the impression that I was not good at art and this was because I had never really tried or attempted anything very artistic. So, once this year started and I saw 2 dimensional art was on my schedule for first trimester, I was a bit annoyed. Before taking this class I had never had any desire to ever take an art class and assumed I would not enjoy it. However, after having taken 2 dimensional art, I can confidently say my perspective
has been quite enjoyable for me as I have strengthened my art skills and knowledge. To create my ATC’s I have used my media explorations, experiments, and drafts which were done in my process journal. I have used my media explorations for each of the elements of art and principles of design to create my final ATC’s. I have applied the methods and media that I have explored and experimented with to use creative ways to display elements of art and principles of design in my final example. For texture
Art is all around the world and everywhere we go and has been since the beginning of time. Most of the early artworks was visual arts, such as paintings, sculptures, printmaking and many other things. The purpose of art is the creative way to express our emotions to empower or inspire people, or it could bring out different emotions within ourselves, depending on how you look at it. Many of the art pieces have a story to tell or it can express the state of mind and feeling of the artist when the
the SIUE art show, I was intrigued. I have only been to one other art exhibit in my life and it was in Washington D.C. I did not have as high of expectations for the SIUE show as I did for the one in D.C., but I do enjoy looking at art so I was excited. It was a slightly different experience than my D.C adventure, but still interesting. There was not as many people and it was quieter. I liked this setting better because I was able to focus more on understanding and interpreting the art. Going into
soon as I walked into the Norton Simon Museum of Art, I was lost. The last time I had been there was several years ago, and even then, I hadn't really paid enough attention to the art. I took a quick glance through the large double doors leading to the sculpture garden, then went to get my ticket. I sat down with a map for a short while, putting my thoughts together and figuring out which way I would have to go, in order to find the time periods and art styles that I was looking for. I walked in with
started taking art classes in Canada, my teachers required me to put meaning into my artwork, something I had never done before. Due to this requirement, I slowly began to think about what the meaning of my art was before I started. This allowed me to meticulously plan my piece, which resulted in an improvement in my overall composition process. I began to express my point of view of the world, and brought in my experience of living both a third and first world countries into my art; in my opinion
always been a huge fan of art class, and I have never despised a day of art class. I think of art class as a way to express creative freedom, discovering your unique art style, and to be with some of the most hard-working and encouraging people I've ever met, even including the teacher. Art is so very important to me and I don't know what I'd be doing right now if it weren't for the art. I've created a bunch of art to help deal with a lot of things. Mainly saying that I love art. The first thing
have utilized every opportunity I got to create artwork. With time I have evolved, so has my work, with it my dedication and commitment too. No matter how worked up I get, art has always bestowed me with relief and peace of mind. It not only made me composed, but also made feel light-hearted during stressful times. When I create art, I fully indulge in the moment, purely experiencing it. I feel disconnected to the worldly things and in that moment I'm just entirely myself feeling more comfortable than
November 4, 2017, I went to the Fort Worth’s modern arts museum to do a research for my arts class. I haven’t gone to an arts museum since I was in 7th grade. I actually thought it was really boring but now that I went again it was actually really interesting. I went with my boyfriend and all of the art work actually got our eyes attention and makes us look deeper into the picture it made us think. My professor sent me to go look at three specific arts which are representational, representational abstract