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    Cai Guo-Qiang compares his works as the poppy flower. He uses gun powder to make the explosion projects. Gun powder can be dangerous. Gun powder is uncontrollable. But he has been working with the materials for a very long time and he knows well how to manage it. The way he makes his arts are reliable, cool and can harmful. While he is making his arts, most of the times he doesn’t feel like to end until he sees everything is perfect. He also compares drawing as lovemaking meaning that he has to take

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    Due to bad agricultural practices, many farmers just simply couldn’t produce enough food to feed themselves and their families and were forced to turn over their farms to large estates, which put into practice the art of crop rotation, planting grape and olive plants to replenish the soils with much needed nutrients. The wine and olive oils produced from this practice created more exports for the country, leading to monetary gains, and expanded trade. Rome, on the

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    several aspects of its study. This week’s assignment includes ten reasons that studying world religion remains important. Of the ten articulated reasons, I chose intellectual questioning as my greatest motivation for the study, and appreciation for the arts as the least significant factor associated with the study of religion (Molloy, 2010). Although religious beliefs vary from person-to-person, the study of different religious beliefs allows for a greater spiritual knowledge within one’s own beliefs

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    Essay: Compare and contrast the St. Matthew page from the Gospel Book of Durrow with the St. Matthew page from the Coronation Gospels.  What does this comparison demonstrate about the cultural and artistic influences exchanged in Europe?  Do these images reveal ties to earlier cultures?  Provide both context and formal analysis in the course of your answer while considering the production techniques required to create illuminated manuscripts. The Gospel of Matthew was written in various cultures’

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    small as personal rapacity, or big as authoritarianism of the government had been happening since human were living on the earth. By using the example which happened in England, Raphael said that “most princes apply themselves to the arts of war…instead of to the good arts of peace” (15). War is the biggest enemy to civilian. It causes people to lose their family, decrease consumption, and various negative effects. Obviously, there are less princes that are interesting on putting peace in their first

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    Figural Portray: American Art in Nineteen Centaury The artwork is an aesthetic autonomous expression by someone on something. This means that artwork always has a life of its own that is very separate and different from other affairs of human beings. The artist making the art will always define the purposes and the functions of his/her arts. Sometimes it may be the public or the market of the arts that will define the functions of the arts. Expression by artists through artwork

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    wooden shutters and a minimum of decorations. While the Neoclassical design had elaborate the Greek and Roman columns and arnately decorate the Greek and Roman columns and arnately decorated window frames, pediments, paraprets and cornices. However Art Deco is the simplest design which only use simplified lines and geometrical patterns to decorate. The Noeclassical style can by recognised by a Grecian pediment (figure 7) , columns (figure 8) and moulded plasters swags decorated the façade. Besides

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    speaker’s emotions: depression and euphoria. Throughout the entire poem on the surface, there was a depressing and solemn mood. She compares herself to a cat with nine lives and paints a picture of herself turning into a beast whenever she attempts suicide. Though that is the negative aspect of her self-destruction, she seems pleased with her actions saying “Dying is an art, like everything else. I do it exceptionally well”(43-45). In the title itself, there is a clear allusion of the biblical character

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    the students to review primary and secondary sources of an event then be able to recall information and categorize what they find. The Social Studies standard that fits with this is 3.17 Compare and contrast a primary source and secondary source of the same event or topic (North America). The English Language Arts standard that I paired with the Social Studies standard is 8. Recall information from experiences or gather information from print and digital sources; take brief notes on sources and sort

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