A love for art

List/discuss the key concepts you learned.  Manet modern art starts with realistic movement and ends with the abstract expressionism  money  for capitalism growing of value and culture fin people  better technology being discovered his painting, a bar at the Folies-Bergère Monet   impressionism   showed a landscape and genres scenes  color and the light was big for an impressionist artist  David neo-classicism  his style of art was drawing and shading  age of reason  the death of Marat, which is a memorial for his friend who was murdered.  Cassatt    impressionism   met Edgar degas  join the club that a lot of other impressionists were in.  Early Photography  Joseph  Nicéphore Niépce invented light-sensitive surfaces  In the renaissance, they used a dark chamber or a small hole with the light going through it.    the calotyp...

I am drawing a picture of my left hand with my right hand.   I am drawing a picture of my right hand with my left hand.                                                           What was it like using your hand as a subject matter for a drawing? It was interesting using my hand as a subject matter for drawing. I had never tried to do it before.  What media did you select - pencil or charcoal? Why? I selected a drawing pencil. I selected this because I already had a lot of them at my house and I felt comfortable drawing and sketching using them.  How did it feel to create a drawing with your non-dominant hand?  It was hard using my non-dominant hand to create the drawing. I had to use more of the side of the pencil to create the shades and lines that I wanted to do.  Compare and contrast...

Explain why you selected the video you chose. I selected these two videos because they have similar ideas of studying the human body and the life that goes into it. Yet, they are based on totally different religions and give different information and examples for art.  For each video list/discuss the key concepts you learned. Florence: Heart of the renaissances  -it brought back the culture, realism, and emotion  - expressed human body  -"Florence was the center of it all", history on Florence -"Renaissance was the age of humanism, confidence, and people worked hard."  -"David"  by Michelangelo, a free-standing sculpture of an unclothed male  -"unfinished" statues by Michelangelo, that he started to crave out and left  -"birth of venus", nature with the human body  Art and Life in the Middle Ages: the Luttrel Psalter - "monster drawing in a prayer book" -human faces on other objects  -churc...

    List/discuss the key concepts you learned. Christianity built walls for protection having a great library  Christians and Muslims relationship   mosaics in churches   Romanesque churches with arches and columns  pointed arch stain glass windows the basilica, Michaelangelo's dome  Hinduism the temples are 3D with sculptors Mamallapuram carvings   Arjunas Penance, carvings in a cliff's face  spiritual  and symbolic figures  temple mountain   How do the videos relate to the readings in the text?   the videos relate to the readings because it just helps build the knowledge on the history, topics, and art. What is your opinion of the films? How do they add depth to your understanding? I liked the films. They help give depth in actual images of what the art is like. It also gives historical information about the cities and religions around them. You get to learn and se...

Hyperlink the Blogs you reviewed into your Blog https://artmindandbody.blogspot.com/   https://mccrackenfundamentalsofartinquiry.blogspot.com/   2. When looking at Project #1: (Elements and Principles), did you agree with the element or principle the artist listed with the images? Did you see other elements and principles in the images? I do agree with the elements and principles listed. I like how they had their picture and set up different from mine. I just posted the picture in a PowerPoint. One of the other people made a video with the picture in it. It was cool!!! 3. When looking at Project #2:  Where there any images in the Peer Blogs the same as your own? If yes, what were they? Where the reasons the image was selected the same or different as your own? I ha ve similar pictures to them. One of the pictures wa s  the "Four Food Groups"   by John McQueen. the reason this image was selected was different than mine. I picked it because of th...

  1. list/discuss the key concepts you learned. Beyond the classical: Byzantine and Later Greek Art  they used ancient gods and goodness as inspiration and information on their agriculture one of Greece's first art styles was in the painting like "the last supper". "the charities"-it is more religious because if the fact that this sculpture was in bronze and it "was created in a time when the greeks were starting to make the humans more realistic than the stylistic way". The Greek Awaking: Art from the 5th Century BC t he sculptors  becoming human gods and goodness the great Parthenon the great awakening is an example of "the freeze" The Measure of All Things: Greek Art and Human Figure most of the figures that have been found are of women.  the "calf bearer", it was made to try and show "movement and form naturality".  most discoveries are from burial sites  ancient Olympics  2. H...

Art Gallery Trip!!! A.) Which artworks make an impact or impression on me? Why? The artworks that impacted me the most were the simple line drawings. I like these because of course the artist had there own meaning behind the work but is also left open-ended so that you can see it how you want. An example would be in the first picture when I first looked at it I saw some type of scary monster, yet the artist was trying to show how they saw an owl in a tree.    B.) Which artworks do I feel a connection with? Why? I feel a connection these with these because of the first one, when I was in elementary school, in art class we had to do a project like this piece of artwork.  The other picture gives me a connection because it's using familiar ideas and scenes in an artwork.  C.) Which artworks would I like to know more about? Why? I would like to know more about these pieces of artwork because yet they are also simple, but they are unique. I like the dif...