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Oldenburg first opened small exhibits around New York filled with sculptures he created out of paper mache and plaster. From here his art took off and began catching the attention of people everywhere. In the 1960’s Oldenburg rented out a space in New York and filled it with sculptures that depicted diner food, cheap clothing, and other manufactured items. Oldenburg called this “The Store”. The sculptures that he created in “The Store” were called soft sculptures. These types of sculptures are made from cloth, foam, rubber, paper and other type of “soft” materials. These works of art are now known as the first sculptural expression of pop art. With the popularity stemming from Oldenburg’s exhibits, he soon realized he wanted to expand and

The piece of art I chose is called Batman created by Lino Tagliapietra made in 1998. The median is glass. Batman is a U shaped figure with very pointy ends and 2 little spikes sticking out of the top. The right end sits up higher then the left end. The artwork is smooth with little dimples all over it. It’s red on the whole sculpture with a blue stripe horizontally through the middle.

Society has a lot to do with this they are wanting to see certain offenders serve longer sentences than appointed by the justice system. For example a lot of

The city of Kansas City, Mo. paid 1.2 million dollars for the four sculptures and other artwork from Fischer that is inside of Bartle Hall. Originally when the sculptures were set on top of the pylons for the whole world to see a controversy developed. People around the city were outraged that the city would spend 1.2 million dollars on sculptures that looked like hair curlers. 23 years later and it never fails that if I am with someone and we are in the city the conversation starts about what are those things and what do they do.

The tattoo Glass pipe is described as clear in color with a black spear inside of it. The value of the pipe is $165.00. The EGO pen was silver in color and worth $14.99.

Teenage Son has borrowed parent’s car one evening. First, he dropped by his girlfriend's house to pick her up but once there met with considerable resistance from her parents. Her father stood menacingly in front of the car as your son started the engine, and your son, not one to be intimidated, yelled out the window that he would run over her father if he did not get out of the way. The father, who doggedly stood his ground until the last possible moment, barely escaped injury when he finally jumped aside.

Article VII: When a state raises an army for national defense, all officers ranked colonel or below will be appointed by the state legislature.

A majority of the collection was purchased by Pauline Ware during the sisters’ teaching tenure in Beijing, China in the 1930s amidst the Great Depression when such artifacts were readily affordable.

When I first glanced at Duane Hanson’s Housepainter III, I was certain that it was a photograph. While I read that it was a wax figure,

In June 1911 Archibald Black a Melbourne doctor and art collector gave his daughter a wedding gift but it was no ordinary present. It was a three piece furniture suite handcrafted by one of Australia's leading designers and conceived in the gum nut art nouveau style that was extremely popular with the wealthy elite of Victoria.

Artist Chris Paxson, born in Atlantic City, New Jersey, found himself pursuing commercial art after attending school at Stockton University for visual communications. He is the owner of Coastline Creations, a company that specializes in three-dimensional fabrication. His company has worked with companies such as VH-1, and Crayola Crayons. They have also worked with small businesses. Although Coastline Creations carries much depth, I will be discussing Paxson’s solo art, most of which consists of animals, especially fish.

This collection includes works on paper from the sixteenth century to the present. However, this collection consists mainly of works by 20th century American artists. For example Josef Albers’ Golden Gate which is a simple print done with several boxes of different tones of yellow that turns into gold. There is also a piece done by Andy Warhol called Cheddar Cheese from Campbell's Soup. This is a print that is done with a can of campbell’s soup, what look like what could possibly be an add. Something that is commonly done by Andy

With works in every known medium, from every part of the world, throughout all points in history, exploring the vast collection of the Museum of Modern Art was an overwhelming experience. The objects in the Department of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts are an important historical collection, reflecting the development of a number of art forms in Western Europe. The department's holdings covered sculpture in many sizes, woodwork and furniture, ceramics and glass, jewelry, and tapestries. The gallery attracted my appreciation of the realistic qualities of the human body often portrayed in sculpture.

One of my favorite styles of the decorative arts has to be John Flaxman’s style of art. Even when I go to art exhibits in downtown Chicago. I always find a way to come across, thus style of art. I've always been intrigued by it and by the looks of it. When I was a child I would watch the Hercules movies and some of the Wedgewood jasper wear type of art figures were introduced as singing ladies from the Greek theme. In a way it all brings back memories to when I was a kid. John Flaxman was born on July 6th, 1755 at his home town of York, United Kingdom. He later ended up passing away on December 7th of 1826. He mainly focused on scenery type of art sculptures. Flaxman was a man that made ceramic type art. In fact one example of this is “The

Microsoft (MS) is a multinational computer technology corporation that develops, manufactures, licenses, and supports a wide range of software products for computing devices. In the mid 1990’s, Microsoft held the monopoly in the production of Operating Systems (OS) for personal computers (PC). When their monopoly was threatened by Netscape, MS began bundling the Internet Explorer (IE) web browser with Windows, using cross-promotional deals with internet service providers (ISP), and prevented PC makers from customizing the opening screen showing Microsoft. These actions, which some view as illegal and unethical, dissolved any competition, raised the barriers of entry and inhibited