Art Reflection

I grew as an artist this semester because I learn a lot techniques that I can use for the future like screen printing or using objects that I already have and putting them together as an art piece. I improve on drawing realistic objects like animals. Last year, I had a hard time drawing realistic objects like my landscape painting. I improved from that and learned a lot from my teacher.

Ian-Bradley Tancred This essay analyses and describes what reflection is and how it supports your personal and professional learning. It elaborates upon how and why recognizing your strengths and weaknesses are important and how they can enhance lifelong learning. It describes what arguments and assertions are, what the differences are between them and which one is better.

As 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 a mindset that this trip would be quick, but I was proven wrong. I walked back and forth between the rooms exhibiting 17th and 18th century art, but I couldn't seem to choose the correct piece. Finally, I noticed a painting to my right that just flew off the page in my perspective. As soon as I saw the royal blue tints, I knew that I had to study this painting, since blue is my favorite color, and also because this painting was gorgeous.

During the short six weeks of Art Therapy class I was surprised on all the positive things I learned in such short period of time. We covered different modalities in Art therapy which encouraged participants to be creative and make use of their imagination. For this intermodal Art experience paper I created a visual art poster that expressed my current feelings and emotions. I began to look for images that expressed my personal emotional state; I was surprised with what emerged from my visual art poster. It illustrated visual images of stress on one side to images of success on the opposite side. There was so much nonverbal expression in one piece of visual art, as it spoke for itself without words. As I contemplated the poster and its messages, I moved to a second modality, in response to the visual art poster I wrote a poem in response to the Art piece. The poem came about naturally; my feelings flowed into words which made me feel good about the visual art poster that I had created. As an inexperienced poetry writer I felt that my poem was not as good as an experienced poetry writer. However I still tried it, as I began to write I began to think of what message the visual art poster conveyed to me, including what emotions it provoked. Several questions came to mind, what were the visual images on the poster saying about me? And why did I create such piece? Author Malchiodi (2007) notes that “First, art expression is thought to be a form of visual language through which

Art, I was planning on discussing this with you this week. With you out tending to far more important issues, I am going to include Janene in the discussion right away as this is an issue that will likely need to be discussed at her level or above and we should get the discussion started sooner rather than later.

By that specialize in the ‘here and now’ of his time, these momentaneous moments come to be relished homesick memories. Renoir’s portrayal of glow shade, skilfully numerous brushstrokes, nuances of sunshine and shadow all labored along to create a heat sensualism. Planted inside the heart of Paris, we tend to face at the location of the Seine, trying upstream towards the wrought-iron Pont des Arts. A ferry pulls up to the quayside, jam-filled with commuters and idlers from all walks of lifestyles: idle women in brilliant crinolines and neatly turned-out dandies, competitive road urchins and soldiers in crimson trousers, romping dogs and a blue-smocked workman, seated at the riverside. Up the ramp at right, secondhand booksellers exchange the shadow of the vaulted Institut Delaware France, whereas at the horizon at left appear the brand-new theaters of the Place du Châtelet. The crisp shadows and munificently implemented black air usual of Renoir’s early career, once the writer and his friend Monet launched to record their dynamical city in an exceedingly celebrated series of views to that this one belongs. Pierre-Auguste Renoir’ and Pierre-Étienne-Théodore Rousseau’s paintings proportion the equal biblical challenge, historic duration, and geometrical form, yet range in a number of widespread

The class visit to the Museum of Modern Art allowed myself to understand and visualize what the work of Modernism really pertains to. As I was entering the Modernism Art exhibit or the first time, I was excited yet uncertain of the paintings and works of art I would come across. After exploring around, reading the information panels, and asking questions, I attempted to learn and educate myself on the Modernist art movement. The purpose of the modernist period for artists was to provide new meaning, illuminate the world in a different way, and to show different relationships within the world. Modernism art isn’t necessarily a rejection of the past as much as trying to make meaning of the past that existed in the nineteenth century and sought

This project involves the discovery and interpretation of paintings ranging from the mid 14th-century to the mid 18th-century. More importantly, the paintings are those which have a figure shown in a portrait type setting that are in the process of working or showing a task of their everyday life. I explore the use of light pertaining to the painters attitude and also the fine details to explore economic status vs the painter’s actual lifestyle. Given that both artist had contrasting lifestyles, I believe the style reflected their personal life or current events as well. To help interpret this research, many paintings from five different artist were divided into folders and scientifically broken down and compared using a state of the art program. The final result of these images concluded that Johannes Vermeer and Francisco Jose de Goya, had opposite styles. Given the fact that Vermeer and Goya were artists of neighboring centuries, why are their styles different? This research implies that between the mid-16th century and the mid-18th century, portraits had a significant difference. The differences in artwork show that painting styles are directly related to events in the particular artist lifestyle.

To examine the relationship between the three paintings, I will first briefly summarise the artistic trends of the day to provide context, then examine The Large Bathers. I will then compare and contrast Matisse’s Bonheur de Vivre and Picasso’s Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, both with The Large Bathers and with each other.

This reflection is divided into two parts: the importance of critical reflection and an evaluation of self. The first part will be drawing upon through the appropriate literature, and there are four points to prove the importance of critical reflection in personal development. It will be expounded and distinguish Reflection in action and Reflection on action. Then, the theory of Single and double loop learning will be introduced. Moreover, the reflection also includes the difficulties and challenges. In the second part, it will be reflected my own personal style or capabilities through MBTI Personality Test, because of there are two different styles for me, and through the comparison it will be proof which one is the best one. After

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 art was produced. Art is here today and will be tomorrow as well because art is now a part of our society. For my three pieces of artworks to write about, I chose an artist that has many art pieces in many galleries. His style is absolutely creative and different. Nothing like I’ve ever since before.

On 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, and non-representational abstraction.

In my time as a student at Winthrop University, there have been numerous experiences that have molded me into the future educator that I hope to become. Some of the greatest experiences that have helped shape me are my class time in CRTW 201, my class time in EDUC 220, and my time teaching private lessons with the Clover High School Band Program. Each of these experiences has played a large role in helping me become the teacher I am today and the teacher that I aspire to be.

I was sitting in my classroom during art class,about 5 to 6 years ago.I was in third grade and I wasn't the best at doing much.It was freezing outside that day and going outside wasn’t an option so we had to stay inside during recess.I was about 7 or 8 and because of a storm outside, we had to stay in our classes after lunch.Our teacher had felt bad we couldn't go outside,and said we can do one of the following: Play with clay,Color in one of the what had to have been hundreds of coloring books,or drawing on lined paper.I have always chose to color in the coloring books and had completed about 2 to 3 of them with to me was perfect coloring.I had picked up a piece of paper which was located at the front of the room. After i had gotten my paper, i sat back down,grabbing my pencil and bringing the sharp edge to the paper.

I’ve 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.