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Junko of CVA: Post-Modern? Shmoderrn!
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Orientation to Art and Design. Thursday, September 17, 2009. This chapter was hell to understand, but what the heck.). This is pornography." by Pink Porcupine. So is this art? Views on art is all personal opinion. Scholars don't do shit but label everything. End of story. Here's another piece by the same artist:. I think her use of medium, menstrual blood, is very unique. Here's a similar artist being creative with his medium: http:/ www.jordanmckenzie.co.uk/spent.htm. September 23, 2009 at 9:30 AM.
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Junko of CVA: Curious Silver Star...
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Orientation to Art and Design. Thursday, October 8, 2009. Silver Star" by Mark Handforth. Handforth was born in Hong Kong in 1969 and now is a Miami based artist. He went to school at The Slate School of Fine Art in London. He has had just as many solo exhibitions as group exhibitions. Also, it could have a positive meaning of wealth and happiness and health. Another interpretation could be that the riches of the world is in danger. I was drawn to this pieces because of the scale, irregularity of a 3-D s...
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Junko of CVA: Asses of Yesterday and Today
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Orientation to Art and Design. Thursday, September 24, 2009. Asses of Yesterday and Today. This is a statue (bronze I believe) of an old woman planting rice. Her hand is extended comfortably to spread the seeds evenly. The bucket holds the rice. I believe it originated from somewhere in Asia. These are horse statues (stone and copper? This is a Roman statue (Greek copy). A painting of fruits. Not sure who it's by but they look delicious! Ehh, this isn't very creative. More of a sad joke than anything.
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Junko of CVA: Open-mindedness and Broad Variety of Art...
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Orientation to Art and Design. Thursday, October 29, 2009. Open-mindedness and Broad Variety of Art. Artist's Studio No. 1" by Roy Lichtenstein. I watched a video of Lichtenstein painting one of his large paintings, very similar to "Artist's Studio No. 1". I was amazed at the fact that he actually painted them with paint and brushes. It is very similar to Mondrian. The perfection in line and purity in color is simply amazing. October 30, 2009 at 5:12 PM. Through its message and humor? I like to oil paint.
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Junko of CVA: November 2009
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Orientation to Art and Design. Thursday, November 12, 2009. A Heart Warming Experience. I have decided to blog about this beautiful and amazing project done by Tim, Shelby, Chandra, and I. Overall, it is very professional visual information that is very effective and aesthetically pleasing. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Tim's Super Robot Blog. A Trip Inside Pebble's Mind. Are they just silhouettes. A Heart Warming Experience. Peculiar Gift From The Universe. I like to oil paint.
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Claire: November 2009
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Thursday, November 12, 2009. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Orientation to Art and Design. The (H)Art of Minneapolis. Tim's Super Robot Blog. A Heart Warming Experience. LET THERE BE LIGHT! A New Take On Mapping. THE BLOG OF STEVEN. StartFragment- MENTAL MAPPINGMy favorite Me. View my complete profile.
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Gotta Catch 'Em All: Mental Mapping
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Friday, November 6, 2009. The images of the MIA and the Walker were found on Google. I did not take them myself. Blogger condensed the video, so it's shorter than the original. The transitions in the beginning are lost at this speed. Sorry if the video is blurry or moves too quickly to read. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Gotta Catch 'Em All. A blog for CVA's foundation course, Orientation to Art and Design. A Heart Warming Experience. LET THERE BE LIGHT! Tim's Super Robot Blog. A New Take On Mapping.
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The Wise words of Monkey: September 2009
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The Wise words of Monkey. Wednesday, September 23, 2009. I could not get an image of a rifle from the MIA website and i didn't have a camera when we went there). Imagine a room that is dimly lit. Two spotlights point to opposite sides of the room. On one side of the room is a rifle set upon a table. A flintlock like was used by early European colonists and military. It points to the opposite side of the room. Thursday, September 17, 2009. Post modern perspective analysis. Art takes time and skill. So...
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Gotta Catch 'Em All: Mining the MIA
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009. Following after Fred Wilson's Mining the Museum in chapter three of Describing Art, our assignment was to choose 3-5 items from separate areas of the MIA (Minneapolis Institute of Arts) and describe an installation we might create. The installation is meant to challenge the viewer's assumptions about those works of art. The pieces I am choosing are the Allegory of the Four Elements. By Cornelis Jacobsz. Delff, the Virgin and Child in a Landscape. The Resurrection of Christ.
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Junko of CVA: Floating Between The Heavens and The Earth
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Orientation to Art and Design. Thursday, October 15, 2009. Floating Between The Heavens and The Earth. Suaire de Mondo Cane" (Mondo Cane Shroud) by Yves Klein (1961). Or did they stand on something? Blue is a sad color (like they say, "why so blue? As well as a cold feeling color. The deep blue of IKB makes me think of the ocean. If someone didn't know it was imprints of women's bodies, it might look like a four-legged animal from a front view (thus showing two legs). Klein did not touch the piece in the...
