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around contrasted elements and the energy between them, creating structural and emotionally raw pieces, that were often misconstrued as misogynistic or fetish. I chose to investigate McQueen’s work due to the ‘romantic but determinedly contemporary’ (Dazed article) edge to his work, and bold range of influences; leading him to create diverse collections including many aesthetically and structurally urban pieces, but still within his ‘electric, eccentric’ (McQueen) style. His work is so inspiring me due

from ancient times like the games of Senet or chess. They have been vital ways to pass time, and have competitions. Not all games are easy to play or easy to win. Most games require a level or practice to get better in it, and some require intelligence and strategy. The game of chess is one that requires strategy and intelligence, and as a result it’s a difficult game to do well in. The prominent game that is showcased in Through the Looking Glass is chess, it’s not the only game shown though. The whole

Knight to C6, it is how I had started almost every game of chess I had ever played. As my lungs filled with the pungent smell of coffee beans, I released my hand from the small wooden piece, and the game had begun. Sometimes I won and sometimes I lost, but oddly enough, it was never really about who won. You can learn so much about yourself and about life through the game of chess. It is crazy how much knowledge you can pick up about someone just from watching them play one simple game. The

that are all originals. These visual arts come in a variety of forms like painting, sculptures, crafts, and jewelry. The Fifth Avenue Art Gallery has a wide variety of art too from many different artists and a beautiful collection of many different pieces. I selected the Fifth Avenue Art Gallery because I was curious to see how other people viewed Florida through their art. Two artists in particular caught my attention, Bill McCoy and Nancy Hamlin-Vogler. Bill McCoy is a traditional oil painter that

Reflection - Graphic Representation: My sequential artwork represents the introduction to Little Snow White by The Brothers Grimm, from the beginning, when her mother wishes for a child, to when her step mother, the Queen, did not rest, as she was envious of beautiful Snow White. I selected this section of the story as it portrays Snow White’s continuously growing beauty and the Queen’s competitive envious response, which is a main insight into her identity as an innocent pawn in the Queen’s cruel

mentally possible to venture that far out beyond my breaking point. How did I let this happen? In every failed attempt at piecing myself back together. I could never quite figure out how to make the pieces fit the mould. I was utterly consumed in the tireless, endless struggle of moulding each piece to perfection before I dared to try piecing myself back together. Every word said to me out of spite clouded my mind, filled every inch of it like nicotine. my judgment grew hazy. I scrawled them out

Movements have always been apart of American history, whether religious or political. Two literature pieces strongly centered behind a movement are Martin Luther King Jr.’s “A Letter from Birmingham Jail” and “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” by Jonathan Edwards. Both pieces were influential to their movements; although, different techniques were used by both authors. Given that both of these pieces had influence on the movement, it raises the question of which argument was more effective. Under

caused MeiMei to tell her mother, “ “ If you want to show me off, then why don't you learn to play chess.” ” When MeiMei had realized that what she said was wrong, she ran away from her mother. To MeiMei, her mother going around and telling everyone that MeiMei was her daughter was embarrassing because she didn't want her mom to use her as a source to gain popularity. In MeiMei’s beliefs, her chess victories were her own accomplishments, one she should be the only one to use since she feels as though

Lamassu are two very remarkable pieces in the history of artwork. The Lamassu is an enormous piece in weight as well as height. The Colossal Statue of King Tutankhamen is also an enormous piece, but instead, the height is the only thing that sets it apart from the Statue of King Tutankhamen. The height of both pieces is very intimidating because they are both taller in relation to people. With both pieces being this tall, the viewer is able to interact with the pieces more than the smaller ones. The

In this world of darkness and coldness, the characters were playing chess. Day after day, night after night, pawn after pawn, the game was going on. Chess was the king of this lost civilization where the fire was unknown and the time had stopped a long time ago. Only the wooden clock was ticking, measuring the time of the next move. It was a world divided by divisions and ratings serving as the main criteria for setting someone’s place in the community. GrandMasters were the most powerful and influential