Modern methods

diversity of the assemblage movement rather than oppressing it as so many others attempted to. After Rauschenberg’s works, assemblage became the modern movement that most know it as today. Artists such as Dave McKean and other modern assemblage artists do not practice traditional assemblage; they find assemblage in other forms of publication or create methods other than sculpting to demonstrate their appreciation of assemblage. McKean, for example, is known for his computerized assemblage on the cover

Ageism, or the prejudice and discrimination associated with a person 's age, has become a widely researched topic among scholars over the last few decades. The deficit model of ageing characterizes old age as a pathological condition in which individuals undergo physical and mental decline (Allen, 2011). Growing old has developed into a major social problem in Western culture, and most individuals accept the stereotypes and stigma related to ageing. Companies, often phase out older employees by

should be presented in thought and literature. To begin with their differences, Orwell expounds on the faults of English language when written constructively. In his text, “Politics and the English Language”, he pleads with his concerns about modern writers and their writing structure through a haughty and conservative perspective. To this author, language and writing is incorrigible. For instance, in the text he states, “In certain kinds of writing, particularly in art criticism and

movement that has its own design characteristic such as, in the Revolution: The Industrial Revolution, in the Reformers: the Shakers, in the Innovations: Art Nouveau, and the Bauhaus, and in the Modernism: The International Style, and Environmental Modern. In addition, starting with the Revolution, Reformers, Innovation,

Martin Wong is an Asian-American modern artist that is known for his innovative painting through expressive paintings that explore the subject of sexuality, ethnic, and racial identities. He became famous in his contributions in the urban art expressionism. There is a sense of poetic depictions in his images that paved way for the widening of the development of twentieth century modern art. He is considered to be one of the pioneering artists that explore expressionism representing the urban life

Graham was known as ‘the mother of modern dance’ She was born 1894, in Pittsburgh USA. Graham has influenced modern dance through her technique, performance and choreographs. Mather graham was a prime revolutionary in the arts of this century and the American dancer and choreographer whose name became synonymous with modern dance (nytimes, 1991). Throughout her career of more then 50 years she created more than 180 works form solos to group pieces. She has given modern dance a new depth of forceful expression

Isadora Duncan was a defining figure in the development of Modern dance. She set out to revolutionise dance by challenging society and by changing the expectations of dance as an art form. She made a new art form by developing a new technique, style, and choreography, which was about letting the soul out and responding to nature. Dance was an integral part of who Duncan was, and it was not so much about what she did. She introduced the use of breath in her dance, which changed the way it was perceived

paper: the Painter of Modern Life by French poet and essayist Charles Baudelaire, who produced several essays in relation to the phenomenon of modernity (as both modulator and interpreter) Manet and the Object of Painting by Michel Foucault, a French philosopher and critic, and Modernist Painting by Clement Greenberg, a mid-20th century art critic. In each of these respective pieces, I will be analyzing closely the

The Tolo House designed by Portuguese Architect Álvaro Leite Siza, in Portugal, is one of the epitomes of modern architecture. He looked at the 33-degree slope and $150,000 budget and took the concept of stairs to a whole new level. Inspired by influences of the works such as Piranesi, Escher, and Wright he was inspired to use lighting and space to create a house much in the style of Fishburn, working not to stand out but rather to fit closely within its site, making the site almost a part of the

line, color, light, and composition of "Gertrude Stein by Pablo Picasso and “The Toilet Of Venus" by Francois Boucher. The formal qualities of these paintings provide a classically orientated approach to the individual subject, which provide similar methods of composition and line. However, Picasso tends to chose earthy color tones in contrast to the brightly colored image provided by Boucher of Madame de Pompadour. More so, Boucher provides a much more lighted environment for his subject, which is dissimilar