'Jackson pollock' diaporamas de présentation

Virginia Woolf

Virginia Woolf. MODERNISM. Period from early 1900s to roughly 1965 Sudden and unexpected breaks with traditional ways of viewing and interacting with the world. Experimentation and individualism became virtues. Modernism. The guiding principles of this movement were:

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Studio In Art Pretest REVIEW pretest given 10/2/13

Studio In Art Pretest REVIEW pretest given 10/2/13. Use this presentation to accompany your written pretest to study for your FINAL EXAM. What questions did you get wrong? Be sure you know the correct answer and, of course, why! *- more than half students answered incorrectly.

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What is and When was MODERNITY ?

Lecture 1:. What is and When was MODERNITY ?. Andrea Peach. From Here to Modernity CCS Mini-programme 1 . The Titanic - Photomontage, Stanley Tigerman, 1978, USA. Chicago Crown Hall, Illinois Institute of Technology, 1950-51, Mies van der Rohe. Modernity and Modernism.

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Surrealism

Surrealism. By: Kelsey and Michael. What is Surrealism?.

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Objective / non objective

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Art & the experience of Mental Illness

Art & the experience of Mental Illness. The thoughts, beliefs, values, and emotions of artists are always represented in their work , whether intentionally or unintentionally. Three of the more familiar connections between art and the functions of the mind are:

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Abstract Expressionism and Pop Art

Abstract Expressionism and Pop Art. Cynthia Noble. Key Concepts: Abstract Expressionism, pag e 1 Historical Correspondences: Psychology , World War II , Decentralization of cultural centers, Captalism and Capitalist Critiques, Transition from Modernity to Post-Modernity

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WHAT IS EXISTENTIALISM?

WHAT IS EXISTENTIALISM?. Where did the term existentialism come from?.

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Colors with Pollack

Colors with Pollack . Art Smart . The RYB Color Wheel. Cool Colors. Warm Colors. Intermediate (Tertiary) Colors. Colors made by mixing either one primary color with one secondary color or two secondary colors Some examples: Red + Orange Yellow + Orange Yellow + Green

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Silence

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Painting Unit

Painting Unit. Understanding Abstract Expressionism Grade 8. Minnesota State Standards-Grades 6-8 Artistic Interpretation

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Jackson Pollock

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Greyed Rainbow, 1953 Oil on canvas 182.9 x 244.2 cm Gift of the Society for Contemporary American Art, 1955.494

Greyed Rainbow, 1953 Oil on canvas 182.9 x 244.2 cm Gift of the Society for Contemporary American Art, 1955.494. Jackson Pollock. Ocean Greyness 1953 Oil on canvas 57 3/4 x 90 1/8 inches Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York.

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Abstract Expressionism

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ABSTRACT ART, CUBISM AND EXPRESSIONISM

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Jackson Pollock

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A Unique Perspective of A Contemporary Artist

A Unique Perspective of A Contemporary Artist. By Howard Crosby. I believe that my artwork is also a statement of who I am and what I stand for.. . Instead of being influenced by an entire movement I am influenced only by fragments Of what I feel is the most appealing

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