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Unpacking Picasso’s “Les Demoiselles Di’Avignon”
When I observed Picasso’s painting, i noticed that the women in it had male bodies. When you compare the preparatory drawings to the painting itself, you see that these women are very muscular. There are a lot of deformities in … Continue reading
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Art or Play?
Over the years, art has taken many shapes. Every couple of decades or centuries, someone comes out and changes the art style of the time. Carsten Holler has become the game changer of our time. A lot of people in … Continue reading
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“Real Art” vs. Digital Reproductions
When people go to museums, there is a certain feeling that goes through them when they experience the art in front of them. You can only really get that true feeling when the “real art” is in front of you. … Continue reading
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Sistine Frescos
I believe that these recreations say a lot about Michelangeloâs works in the chapel. The fact that people are bringing them out more to the public eye is amazing. I think these paintings are still significant because of the fact … Continue reading
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Graffiti as History, Graffiti as Art…
Graffiti can be very beneficial for historians because of the fact that it can serve as “poof” of an event that took place in history. Graffiti can also tell us a story of something that may have happened around that … Continue reading
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