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Fortunately, there are numerous resources available for people with disabilities that offer assistance and programs to meet their everyday needs. The Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind serves as an educational resource for individuals who are deaf, blind, deaf-blind, and multi-disabled. I decided to research this agency because it has been referenced in my communicative disorders classes. As a future speech language pathologist, I want to learn about this agency and discover the programs it offers

There are many colleges in the United States but not all of them have good programs in architecture. The colleges that I plan on going to would be Northeastern University, Academy of Art University, and Georgia Tech. I have used many different places to get my information on architecture and these colleges such as books over architecture, the schools main pages, InfOhio, Ebsco database, and many other sources. Architecture has always been an interest of mine, when I was younger I would always draw

GRAPHIC DESIGN HISTORY: DESIGNER SPOTLIGHT MILTON GLASER Milton Glaser was born in 1929 in New York. From 1943 to 1946 he attended the High School of Music and Art, then Cooper Union Art School. From 1952 to 1953 Milton Glaser studied with Giorgio Morandi in Bologna, Italy. In 1954 he returned to New York and founded PushPin Studios with three other colleagues. Milton Glaser helped to revive illustration in the 1960s. He also founded New York Magazine with Clay Felker in 1968. After that,

The Block Institute of New York supplies services for individuals with developmental disabilities as well as services for their families. The team working for The Block Institute consists of; Special Education teachers, Psychologists, Physical Therapists and Speech Therapists. This institute provides children’s services with special needs ranging from three to eleven years old. Extensive evaluations and services are provided through The Block Institute, which include; Physicals, Psychiatry/ Medication

This assimilation was caused by a scenario involving trauma to the head after a hiking accident in the Sierra Nevadas. Upon injury, a detached retina compromised my peripheral vision with symptoms of bright flashes of light, shadow in part of my visual field, floaters in the eye, and occasional blurred vision (Medline, 2015). Hearing loss was also considerable due to a perforated eardrum (damage of ossicles behind the eardrums) with symptoms including: mumbled or blurred speech, trouble telling

Response One to “Criteria of Negro Art” W. E. B. Dubois’s Criteria of Negro art leaves me with mixed feelings. At times I find his arguments compelling, at others bitter, dichotomous, and overly idealistic, yet throughout I find oftentimes found his prose refreshingly clear and at times even beautiful. In addition, the essay seems to have a sense of urgency to achieve a purity of expression, an external form to manifest the internal latent “Beauty in Black,” an ideal to my mind at least, reminiscent

the driving forces behind all other learning (1). Not only do the arts help to develop the right side of the brain, it also cultivates important skills that benefit a child's development. A few benefits of the arts are that it expands creativity, visual learning, language development, cultural awareness, and improved academic performance. Although public schools have concerns that lead them to cut fine arts programs, I argue that the benefits of arts education may be more important than ever to the

sculpture and drawing and got a MFA from Columbia university in sculpture in 1960. She has also studied and worked with Yvonne Rainer a choreographer and Trisha Brown for two years. She first used video in performance in 1972 in ‘Organic Honey’s Visual Telepathy where monitor and live camera were used as device for masking and mirror as metaphorical devices in order to transform and lay images, time and space. She would apply phenomenological properties. Jonas has shown the use of subjects and objectives

imagined landscapes and the appropriation of styles, subjects and ready-made materials. Overall the exhibition prevails a wide range of confronting and reflective themes. It shows the nature of Modern Art in Britain today and also includes aspects of music culture, social history and anthropology. Roger Hiorns prominently contributes to the themes showcased in the ‘Private Utopia’ exhibition and demonstrates the broadening definition of what art can be. Hiorns was born in 1975 in Birmingham, England

children and students in kindergarten, elementary, middle, and high schools because art can help out in emotional, mental, and physical being. Many art classes include visual arts but performing arts such as dance, theatre and choir are also included. David A. Sousa a neuroscientist stated that “Certain brain areas respond only to music while others are devoted to initiating and coordinating movement from intense running to the delicate sway of the arms”. Sousa points out that there are many benefits