Category: Art

Articles must be typed; Type a brief (2 to 2 1/2 double-spaced pages, with no spacing between paragraphs) paper for each article read. Attach a link to the article. If you choose to use a physical magazine scan and attach the article in a PDF file format with your paper Depending on the topic, you…

Define in detail what you are looking at, not what you think… write about it as if you were describing the image to someone who could not see it. Tip: Try this on a friend and experiment with how well they imagine your descriptions and then show them the work! Could they imagine what you…

The NRG Astrodome, also known as the Houston Astrodome or simply the Astrodome, is the world’s first multi-purpose domed sports stadium located in Houston, Texas. For this discussion, you will explore lines in the architecture of the Astrodome. Discuss: Where do you find lines and what type of lines are you seeing in the Astrodome?…

Look at the terms below that can be applied to works of art. Medium Abstract Representational Content Focal Point Mechanical Lines Lyrical Lines Aggressive Lines Actual Texture Symmetrical Balance Size/Scale Choose 5 of these terms from above. Using the ARTFORMS textbook—Chapters 1-5 find 5 works from the textbook or slide file and write 4 sentences…

Each Reflective Essay has one or more questions that need to be considered in essay format. I changed the name of this assignment from Analytical Paper to Reflective Essay because I want you to bring your own perspective (lived experience), your own research interests, and your own voice to the essay. Each Reflective Essay should…

Articles must be typed; Type a brief (2 to 2 1/2 double-spaced pages, with no spacing between paragraphs) paper for each article read. Attach a link to the article. If you choose to use a physical magazine scan and attach the article in a PDF file format with your paper Depending on the topic, you…

Where is art? How many times have you seen some artwork and asked, “Is that really art?” or maybe you have said, “That is NOT art!” How did you know that? What things have you learned along the way in life that tell you what art is and what is not art? What does it…

Introduction and Alignment: What makes a “star”? Is it “star quality,” acting talent, good cheekbones, hype? Are stars“ageless,” or do audiences simply want to believe that they transcend time and other mortal boundaries? Are all film actors “stars”? What is the difference between an actor and a star? Who are your favorite stars, and why…

Initial Post InstructionsFor the initial post, select and address one of the following options: Option 1: Choose a work to discuss from one genre that interprets a work from another genre. Include the title, artist, and description of both works. Examine how the artist of the second work captured the subject or story of the…

You will be designing and creating a creativity map of your life. Think of all of the things a map has: pathways, landmarks, a key, routes, special places along the way, the list goes on. Maps can tell us where we are going or hope to go and they can tell us where we have…