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    society. However, as the film ironically shows, this was a time when people were more ignorant, racist and most certainly sexist. Ross demolishes this illusion of the great 1950s American society by showing how its defects are gradually changed from black and white to colour. Ross shows that ‘change is inevitable’ once a catalyst for change is added to the ordered life of “Pleasantville”. Once David and Mary-Sue begin

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    The Black Swan film, Directed by Darren Aronofsky is a phycological thriller. This story is about a mid aged girl named Nina, who is a ballerina trying out for a swan queen part, in the play, swan lake. It’s complicated because she is a goody two shoes who’s only good for the white swan part. Nina is going through some changes with coming to age, and confusion with sexuality. Which helps her grow from a pure and white swan, into a black sinful swan. The new dancer (her understudy) known as Lilly

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    For this writing assignment, I was given the Attic Black-figure Lekythos. The vase told the story of Herakles and the boar. The Lekythos is a cylindrical vase. The base color of the vase is orange. The ink used turned black from when it was heated. The vase still contains most of the story; however, a lot of the vase is faded. At the base of the vase, it gradually curves in. There is a solid line going horizontally across the bottom of the vase. This line takes up half of the base. It is

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    Grey bedroom: peculiarities of execution Grey is the most versatile color. It is as neutral as white and black, but deprived of the excessively categorical inherent in contrasting shades. Grey has many shades, it blends harmoniously into any interior, in any style and goes well with a wide range of furniture and decor. It is ideal as a base, as a backdrop to something worthwhile. Being very deep and often attractive-beautiful, he nevertheless is able to become invisible and smoky, having receded

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    J Simons and Christopher F Chabris’ 1999 ‘Gorillas in our midst’ study. Their aim was to study the psychology of vision, doing so by creating four 75- seconds films involving two team of 3 players, one team wearing white tops and the other wearing black, moving around passing 2 balls continuously. Two conditions were used; after 44-48 s either a woman holding an umbrella would appear in the film or a woman in a gorilla costume would appear. Participants were asked to watch and observe the videos and

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    stylistic leaps of faith he found in folk art” (Calamities Conform to the Canvas). “Mr. Gotta Go Faster Than Anyone Else” is a very simple piece that was made to look somewhat cartoonish using the stylistic cues of Folk Art with the bright red car and the black scary-looking clouds in the sky. Most cartoons are made to entertain the viewers and give them a laugh rather than make them dig for a deeper meaning, but “Mr. Gotta Go Faster Than Anyone Else” is very different. This piece was made not only to show

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    Color Polka Dots

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    Another installation is called I’m Here, But Nothing (Kusama, 2008). The viewer would enter a dark room which was set up as a normal kitchen, or living room. However, the room is drowned in black light. Covered the surface of the walls as well as furniture were multiple color polka dots with fluorescent glow-in-the-dark paint. The author once again made used of the distinct color while manipulating lights, to create infinite pattern on a smooth color surface. The dots can be observed as floating

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    Creative Writing: Bailey

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    Bailey is short and tiny like me. She is a Beagle-Black Lab mix. She has the hyperness and the height of a beagle and the color and loyalty of a Labrador. She is only about 35 pounds, about 1½ feet from the floor to her head, and three years old. She is all black except for her chest and the tips of her paws. We call her Trouble, Barkley, Little Dog, Midnight, and other things. She is a package of trouble, smart, and love.This little thing plays and chases and sometimes run faster than lightning

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    Filip Tysander is the owner of Daniel Wellington, a Swedish watch company founded in 2011.Daniel Wellington watches are known for their elegance and timeless designs. Daniel Wellington published an advertisement in the Loaded Magazine(UK). Loaded Magazine is a men’s lifestyle magazine that appeals to a broad male audience about men’s fashion, and health. In the advertisement there’s a guy and a girl holding hands, wearing Daniel Wellington watches. Both, the guy and the girl are wearing professional

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