Essays on Visual Arts

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Myp Personal Project: Church in My Eyes

6 pages / 2523 words

Introduction Introduction: I view the Personal Process Project is an opportunity to take charge of my own learning and be independent while finding answers. It is very important to choose a topic that will inspire me to remain focused and submersed in the project throughout...

Architecture Art in Architecture

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The Impact of Postmodernism on Hospital Design

6 pages / 2544 words

With large scale changes in technology and society, the narrative of architecture in the twentieth century is that of the birth of Modernism, and the several responses to it. Essentially, the term “modern” emphasizes a focus on the present, but this definition differs from that...

Design Postmodernism

155

Harn Diversity Project: Diversity in Art

6 pages / 2551 words

Being that the University of Florida is home to a large and diverse population, it comes to no surprise that the Harn Museum of Art, located on the outskirts of the university’s campus, successfully captures, and represents the diversity found within the university through its...

African Art Artwork

156

Postmodernism Design in Today’s Times

7 pages / 2964 words

During the 20th century, a design movement has surfaced, it has been named Postmodernism. The art movement started around the 1940s then peaked around the 1960s and 1970s, and the term was then officially introduced around the 1970s, which associated with the concepts of universal...

Design Postmodernism

157

The 'Flower Power' Famous Image and Hippies Movement

4 pages / 1832 words

The “Flower Power” famous historical image represents peace and protests towards the vietnam war in 1967. In the photograph a woman is holding a flower in front of a solders rifle protesting against the war showing that the flower symbolizes freedom and peace from the...

Photography

158

The Life of Vincent Van Gogh and His Most Famous Artworks

3 pages / 1518 words

Vincent Willem van Gogh was born on March 30, 1853. He was born in Zundert, Netherlands and was the oldest of six siblings, he had two brothers and three sisters. His mother was Anna Carbentus, an amateur artist who drew flowers and plants. His father,...

Painting Vincent Van Gogh

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The Impact of Vincent Van Gogh’s Life Experiences on His Art

2 pages / 869 words

Vincent Van Gogh was a very talented artist but was not appreciated for his talents when he was alive. He was born on March 30, 1853. He had many jobs that had inspired him to become an artist. Even though he only sold one painting...

Painting Vincent Van Gogh

160

The Life and Artistic Career of Vincent Van Gogh

2 pages / 809 words

Vincent Willem Van Gogh was born to Theodorus Van Gogh and Anna Carbentus on March 30th,1853, in the Netherland town of Zundert. He was the oldest of 5 younger siblings, one of whom was Theo Van Gogh. Despite being a successful student and earning high...

Painting Vincent Van Gogh

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Vincent Van Gogh and His Influence on The World and His Family

6 pages / 2616 words

Vincent van Gogh’s art work is considered to be some of the best in the world, but his art work was not appreciated in his time. How did this dramatic change happen? Furthermore, what led Van Gogh to be the artist and person that he...

Painting Vincent Van Gogh

162

Life Struggles and Unique Paintings of Vincent Van Gogh

2 pages / 1080 words

Vincent Van Gogh is one of the most famous and influential artists of all time; however, he spent hard times as a poor and obscure artist during his lifetime. The fact that Vincent Van Gogh sold only one painting during his brief life supports the...

Painting Vincent Van Gogh

163

When Graffiti is not Art, But Plain Vandalism

1 page / 577 words

Graffiti is an illicit activity that entails painting, or spray painting a message or picture onto a wall of a public building. It costs businesses 1.5 billion dollars in damages and repairs each year. Some people consider graffiti to be art, but in reality it’s...

Graffiti Street Art

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Graffiti: Plain Vandalism Or Self-expression Through Art

2 pages / 695 words

Graffiti has been analyzed from various angles over the years, ranging from its political implications to its cultural significance and aesthetic value in urban spaces. It serves as an unfiltered, raw expression of human emotion and societal critique. Whether it emerges as a form of...

Graffiti Street Art

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Why Graffiti Should Be Considered Art, not Vandalism

3 pages / 1592 words

Contemporary art is the art of today, produced in the 21st century. It differs from the modern art, which is art of a style marked by a significant departure from traditional styles and values. Contemporary came after the modern art. Contemporary artists work in a globally...

Graffiti Street Art

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Graffiti: a Thin Line Between Art and Vandalism

2 pages / 915 words

Nowadays, many major cities around the world begin to change their attitude with street graffiti artists and set aside some public space for their freedom of creation. Thus, many high-value creative graffiti artworks have been created, attracting local people and tourists, and becoming a collectible...

Graffiti Street Art

167

Romanesque Architecture Vs Gothic Architecture: a Difference in Time

2 pages / 812 words

When people go overseas to places such as Europe, many of them like to admire the architecture. However, not many of them would be able to tell the difference between two major styles of architecture, Romanesque and Gothic. Both are of them are buildings made...

Architecture

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Christian Boltanski’s Existential Relationship with Abstract Expressionism

4 pages / 1811 words

Death has always been influential to cultures since the beginning of time, it has always been this shadow that transcends every belief or culture. it is a factor of humanity and it is one of the constants that defines the entirety of human existence. Christian...

Abstract Art Contemporary Art

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Abstract Expressionism: Analysis of Wassily Kandinsky and Arnold Schoenberg

1 page / 647 words

‘Abstract Expressionism’ is a term that describes a general movement of largely non-representative painting. Initially, it started in the United States during the 1940s and 1950s. It was led by a generation of American artists who were strongly influenced by European settlers. These artists had...

Abstract Art Contemporary Art

170

The Abstract Expressionism Movement and Contemporary Art

4 pages / 1898 words

Summary This report gives a brief analysis into which factors have built up contemporary art today. Looking closer at the abstract expressionism movement I want to investigate leading attributes through artists’ works and techniques in relation to my own thought process when creating work. Made-to-order...

Abstract Art Contemporary Art

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A Report on Political Cartoons in India

8 pages / 3520 words

Introduction The difference between the public image and the harsh reality is functioned through a visual tool known as political cartoons. This static form of caricature is an exaggeration of physiognomic features that displays a strong critical drawing with a political context. Creating fact bound...

Political Cartoon