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    Art of Comparison

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    and weight.And as if there is not enough comparison in the world‚ Schools compares our result to place us in a particular class. But normally we are quite silent about this matter probably because we feel dissapointed with the unwelcome comparison.And so we refuse to speak up and defend ourselves‚ but inside we are silently fuming over the unkind remarks. There is No Need To Compare Personally‚ I believe that there is NO NEED for any comparison because each and every one of us are all UNIQUE

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    Mark Rothko was born Russia Dvinsk but moved to America with his family when he was ten years old. During the 1950s he became a central figure of the abstract expressionist movement alongside Jackson Pollack and other famous artists. Abstract art means it makes no different to the material world. Unlike pollack who used splashes and drips‚ Rothko is most famous for his rectangles and luminous colours. This style is known as a colour field which was pioneered by Rothko‚ Barnett Newman and Clifford

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    Pop Music : Art or Noise

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    country music‚ folk‚ classical‚ pop music and others. But the most youth oriented kind of music is pop music. Today‚ Pop music is relatively clear medium of communication of youth to its pears and surroundings. Older generations and youngsters may sometimes established conflicts with this type of music. They sometimes call it generation gap‚ but it’s not. It’s just a matter of familiarity and preference. Pop music is not necessarily a taboo for the old generation. They love pop music too. Endurance of loud

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    Pop Art 1950-1960 4 Characteristics((: * Recognizable imagery‚ drawn from popular media and products * Usually very bright colors. * Flat imagery influenced by comic book and newspaper photographs * Characters in comic book and magazines Artists of this time * Andy Warhol Major developments of this time * Credit card (1950) * Car seat belts (1952) * Polio vaccine (1952) Abstract Expressionism 1940-1960 4 Characteristics((: * Unconventional application of

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    ERA OF IMPRESSIONISM

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    ERA OF IMPRESSIONISM: Parts Make Up a Whole With the advent of modern technology during the industrial revolution‚ here comes another transition in the history of art which defined a major modification in the way people perceive and take their personal stand in the society. Along with the invention of modern resources and rise of urban cities‚ a new artistic style known as impressionism have emerged resulting to various transformations that greatly influenced the reflections and contemporary views

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    Andy Warhol's Pop Art

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    Andrew Warhola his birth name ‚ he was an american artist and a leading figure in the visual art movement known as pop art. After a successful career of a commercial illustrator they made a museum called The Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh‚ Pennsylvania where he was born. In Warhol’s art he had used many types of arts such as; hand drawing‚ painting‚ printmaking‚ photography‚ silk screening‚ sculpting‚ film and music. Andy Warhol’s was also known for being gay and he was very open about it‚ The

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    Neo-Impressionism

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    Neo-Impressionism Neo-Impressionism was founded in 1886 by the artist Georges Seurat. Nothing significant was going on during that time. The term was coined by the French art critic Felix Feneon. He saw Seurat’s masterpiece‚ A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte and immediately noticed the individualism of the painting. He called it Neo-Impressionism. This art period was around until 1935. It was a very unique type of painting style as it incorporated tiny dots of color on luminescent

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    Art Comparison

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    Compare and Contrast Works of Art Bright colors jumping at you asking for attention‚ images so real viewers can not tell the difference. These are the thoughts that came to my head as I gazed at two works of art by two Mexican artists at MoLAA museum of art . I visited two museums‚ Bowers Museum of cultural Art in the heart of Southern California and the Museum of Latin American Art in Long Beach for my report unfortunately I only liked the works in MoLAA and will talk about it through out my

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    with her boredom and suggested we take the train into the city and go to the Museum of Modern Art. Excited to be productive‚ we all quickly agreed and left for the city within the hour. Upon arrival‚ we purchased our tickets and began walking around. While we were taking our time and observing the magnificent art‚ we got to the wall where Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup Cans is intended to be. The pop art sensation was missing. In dismay‚ I touched the wall in which it is normally situated‚ and I transported

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    Tommy Van Pham Grade 11 Art History Questions – The Renaissance to Impressionism 1) Gutenberg’s printing press facilitated the spread of ideas such as religious books‚ volumes of poetry and the mass production capability gave thousands of readers’ access to knowledge that had to be recopied before the perfection of the printing press. People of the renaissance time were now knowledgeable and educated about current events‚ literature‚ science etc. It changed the way they viewed life because of

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