… shocked the Paris art world in 1905. Two years later even the Fauve artists themselves were startled by the experiments begun by Pablo Picasso. Picasso, a Spaniard, had come to Paris to practice his art. He had won initial success with bluish, melancholy…

… start, for the French Fauves weren't the only artists breaking new ground in that year. In 1905 in Dresden, Germany, a group of artists came together to form another art movement. They called their group Die Brucke, which means the bridge. They saw…

… My sister is a brilliant artist who has had her own art shows, and I have always been skeptical of the "art world." The reason for this is because I don't really understand it, but hopefully this class will help me understand and I am entering…

… Photography Lecturer: Gradimir Aleksic Assignment: Eadweard Muybridge's experiment at Palo Alto, San Francisco Before I actually proceed to the experiment at Palo Alto, allow me to talk abit about Eadweard Muybridge. Edward James Muggeridge (his…

… Subject: Creative Writing Artistic Film Review: RASHOMON Directed by Akira Kurosawa What do "RASHOMON" means? The "Rashomon" was the largest gate in Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan. It was 106 feet wide and 26 feet deep, and was topped…

… has been producing distinctive and original movies in great number. A combination of changing laws regarding domestic production and critical shifts in government in the 1980s led to great new opportunities for creative expression, including an extraordi…

… by what seemed to be the general consensus among the theoretically-minded that art history bears a particularly problematic relation to theory. It seemed fairly clear to everyone that the works of art we attempt to discuss are obstructions to our…

… It has to have meaning to both the artist and the viewer. Art is an expression of a person's thoughts and feelings. Art has to have meaning to both the artist and the viewer. Art is feeling. The artist needs inspiration through stimulation…

… "Blind Courage and Panic Fears", by Lisa Murray. The title of the work is called Flash Cards and was done in 2000. The medium that was used for the six flash cards, that are portrayed in the exhibition, was silk screening on canvas. Each of…

… have been labeled as the 'pillars of civilization' have all had one common characteristic; excellence in the arts. Each society had developed styles which were relevant to their times and philosophies, yet when observed closely, one is able to find many…