Art Analysis Essay

Art Showcase George Rodrigue     I chose George Rodrigue for my art showcase project, because his artwork was one of a kind. He was born on March 13th, the year of 1944. George was born in New Iberia in Louisiana. He spent most of his childhood life living there. George passed away in 2013, December 14th, unfortunately from lung cancer.     One of George’s biggest accomplishments was his paintings with his famous Blue Dog. His Blue Dog artwork was very eye catching to everyone, he got very well

the room does not seem to be a hindrance to the artworks. In fact, it reflects the passage of time and gives light to the characters during that historical period. Inspecting all of Liu’s work, the painting Dirty Pink captured my full attention. This art piece included two canvases: a canvas with a painting of a dandelion and another canvas depicting a male infant with a sweater; a little boy with striped overalls; a woman with a head covering and a dark dress; and a little girl wearing a bright pink

Christopher Roy 2015/11/11 The work of art I chose is a very typical mask from Sande society. “Sowei, or “Sande mask”, is carved by a famous artist called Lansana Ngumoi, who is an itinerant carver concentrated on carving masks for the Sande societies of the Gola, Mende and Yoruba peoples.The Sande mask plays a very important role in Sande society and Sande culture as it reflects both representative ideal beauty of women and usage in initiation ceremony. Formal Analysis: Sowei This piece is 18 inches

The museum I went to was the Orlando Museum of Art and the painting I choose to analysis is Soupe D’ane by Miquel Barcelo. This oil painting on canvas was made in 1992. Barcelo depicts donkeys in a bowl being made into soup. When I first saw this painting I saw bulls and explosions. But the more I looked at the painting the more I was able to try to understand it. The next thing I saw in the painting were bulls in a pin, all trying to escape the chaos happening in the pin. And finally, when I got

important part of a work of art because it can determine how art makes us feel, how we interpret it, and how long it takes to create. With having so many forms of media such as: architecture, paint, sculpture, drawing, and printmaking, an artist has a wide array of directions their artwork can go. Furthermore, I think that when an artist commits to a medium they have already narrowed down the type of art they are going to create and this greatly influences the amount of time their art will take to create

surrounded by art. Pursuing art is like my family tradition, I am the fourth generation in my family who decided to use visual arts to share our perspectives to the rest of the world. I am not the kind of people who are good at starting verbally communication. For me, art is the way that I communicate with others. Communicating through art, I was able to let people see the way that I see the world. To me, art does not really have a standard, and there should not be evaluations of right or wrong arts. I believe

Less Than: Art and reductionism and Denise Green: Beyond and Between – A painter’s journey. A comparative Essay written by Thomas Brooks, Benjamin Dutton, Jasmine Smith and Megan Thomason. Collection displays inhibit the ideologies of a singular conceptual premise under the constraints of the viability and range within the institutions collection, whereas the tasks involved in composing a monographic show, including the original parameters of an institution͛s collection

Title: Cuteness and Loneliness Life is full emotions like happiness and sadness. People sometimes feel happy, joyful, and cheerful, but sometimes sadness or depression. Edward Hopper and Takashi Nakamura draw their paintings to express different feelings. In Edward Hopper’s painting “Morning Sun” (1952), he displays the image of a woman looking outside alone in order to symbolize the woman’s feelings about “depression,” but also how she still has “hope” for her own life. On the other hand, in Takashi

Installation art is an embodied and immersive experience, which can affect the way people navigate and experience a particular space. It has the ability to activate the viewer’s mechanisms of perception and ultimately awareness of a place. This occurs through the stimulation of the senses by interaction or awakening one’s perception through disorientation. Installation art directly presents the elements texture, space, light and so on for us to experience. Artist works hard to express and experiment

The St. Louis Art museum has one of the largest permanent exhibitions of a Max Beckmann collection in the world. He was a “German Expressionist” and later became part of a newer style of German art which came to be known as “New Objectivity”. During the last three years of his life, he accepted a teaching position in the school of fine arts at Washington University in in 1947. Morton D. May, CEO of the May Company, between 1945 and the mid-1950s began acquiring German Expressionist works, a movement