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    History of local Performing Arts In the 19th century‚ the performing arts were provided to the American public exclusively by commercial or amateur artists and organizations. Unlike Europe during this period‚ there was essentially no government support of the arts and very little tradition of upper-class patronage. (1) Most performing arts groups were for-profit enterprises managed by individual owners. They made little distinction between the high arts and popular arts in terms of either programming

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    Sports vs Performing Arts

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    Should the performing arts receive equal as sports? The performing arts have been proven to increase a child’s mind. Yet sports keep the mind and body strong. This is a debate that has being going on for the past 20 years. On whether funding should be used to fund sports or the performing arts. People argue for both sides. Today I am arguing for the performing arts. Music education being the right of all children it must be taught in appropriate ways suggested by the geographical cultural

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    art and visual

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    1. "Abbott": Firstly‚ this picture is showed with a very strong contrast in color - balck and white‚ which literally let people feel serious.  Also‚ there were almost horizontal and vertical straight lines‚ which outline as well as divide the background bulidings‚ meanwhile‚ these straight lines seem to communicate an solemn emotion. Third‚ a flag of United State takes  quater scale in picture‚ and it is the only moving object that allows to add jumpy rhythm in picture‚ in short‚ the flag seems to

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    Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts New York City is one of the leading cultural cities in America and the world. Various arts institutions and events are located through out the city and bring in large audiences. Among these institutions one stands out to be a leader. The Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts (LCPA) is a 16.3 acre complex of buildings in New York City’s Lincoln Square neighborhood. The LCPA was built as a part of the “Lincoln Square Renewal Project” in the 1950’s. John

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    Defining the Visual Arts

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    Defining the Visual Arts Alina Lopez ARTS/230CA October 20‚ 2014 Milinda Jaffe-Bork Defining Visual Arts Trying to imagine the world without art is like trying to imagine the world without air. Most people don’t realize how much they rely on the importance of art in their everyday life. Visual arts consist of much more than a painting at a museum. “The visual arts can help us give meaning to what seems meaningless and help us recapture feelings and experiences that we have once had or would

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    September 5‚ 2012 Does Art Reflect Culture or Does Culture Reflect Art? As I first pondered this question the obvious answer seemed to be that art reflects culture. However‚ something didn’t sound quite right. Then I realized that although I feel that art does reflect culture it goes deeper than mere reflection. There is an old song from 1968‚ performed by the "Supremes" called Reflections and a part of the lyrics is a perfect example of what I mean. "....Reflections of how life used to be...."

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    In the Performing Arts Industry. Musician. [1] A musician is an instrumentalist who creates and/or performs music. This could be live on a stage or in a recording studio‚ either as a soloist of in a group. Musicians usually specialize in one type of music‚ but some branch out into others to expand their range. Most musicians activities will be similar regardless of what instrument they play or the type of job they have. General tasks for a musician can include; Performing on stage

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    Visual Literacy and the Arts in Modern Education Visual literacy is the ability to interpret‚ and generate original‚ as well as generally acknowledged‚ meaning from images. To put it more succinctly‚ it is the capacity to deduct meaning and messages from visual information and images (Giorgis 1). It is pivotal to the graphic arts but is often seen as “peripheral to the ‘real business’ of school and schooling” (Dimitriadis 361). Current issues in education often involve how to develop literate students

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    A Visual Art Paper

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    Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego Carlos Stinson ART 100 Andrade The Museum of Contemporary Art in La Jolla is devoted to the presentation of modern art. The museum presents artwork since 1950. The mission of the museum of contemporary art is to "serve diverse audiences through exhibition‚ interpretation‚ collection‚ and preservation of art created since 1950. " The museum also provides public access to contemporary art‚ artists‚ and the creative process. It provides a laboratory for

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    Assessing Visual Art

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    Analyzing‚ Interpreting‚ and Assessing Visual Art • Describe the artwork in terms of the six elements of visual design: line‚ space‚ light and color‚ texture‚ pattern‚ and time and motion. Focus on the elements that are most relevant to your selected work of art. A line is a path left by a moving point. There are four main functions of a line‚ they are: to outline a shape; to create movement or emphasis; to develop pattern and texture‚ and also to shade and model using techniques such as hatching

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