Supreme Court upheld the decision and reaffirmed that obscenity in not a form of speech protected by the First Amendment (Lankford and Pankratz 4). ... The problem with Claudio's work was the same as many works of art today. ... The problem with art today is that instead of being "art for art's sake" it has instead become art for shock value. "Aestheticism, the "art for art's sake" view, insists that art is autonomous, self sufficient, and disconnected from worldly concerns, including morals."... Making art for a statement and draw attention seems to be the reocc...

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Supreme Court upheld the decision and reaffirmed that obscenity in not a form of speech protected by the First Amendment (Lankford and Pankratz 4). ... The problem with Claudio's work was the same as many works of art today. ... The problem with art today is that instead of being "art for art's sake" it has instead become art for shock value. "Aestheticism, the "art for art's sake" view, insists that art is autonomous, self sufficient, and disconnected from worldly concerns, including morals."... Making art for a statement and draw attention seems to be the re...

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Art has been around as long as imagination. ... The public, along with legislators, cannot agree on what art is, what kind of art should be funded, and what art should be censored (if at all). ... According to the National Endowment for the Arts, "art, in all its forms, feeds and nurtures the soul of a society; provokes thought and debate; causes critical thinking; and fosters understanding of things foreign to our own immediate world. ... The form and content of art is controversial because it attracts a storm of attention, passion, and controversy that raises this issue of censorship. ......

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It has become apparent that the impact made by art has lessened dramatically in recent times, as audiences become used to the traditional forms and features of art. ... The work is one which not only attempts to engage the audience to form their own opinions, as does Piccinini's, but also endeavours to sway the respondent to matching Rrap's own views of society and its flaws. ... Here Piccinini has presented her view of what these 'Perfect' babies would look like, the exaggeration of the form expressing her views. ... The purpose of the art is to show the issues of societ...

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I choose to review four journals, two that are relevant to art education: Art Education and Studies in Art Education, while the other two journals pertain to the art profession they are Art in America and Art Forum International. ... Articles focus on the art curriculum, teaching strategies, innovative programs, and special area curriculum such as studio, art criticism, or art history. ... The National Art Education Association publishes the Art Education Journal bimonthly. ... Contents include individual studies on artists, architects, art works, and buildings as well as articles on art media...

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As the vivid form of art developed, people from all over the world experimented with animation and developed it, such as the Italian painters and artists from the Italian Renaissance who started to apply a three dimensional perspective to drawings and paintings ("Meep! ... "The materials by themselves [can] not generate a vision when remaining in their static, physical form" (Trung Pham, 1). ... Now, how do art and animation relate to each other? ... "I believe the art form of animation developed as a way to reflect our own physical and mental evolutionary process...animat...

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On the Internet, programming languages enable you to create visual animation, respond to user actions, validate forms, interact with databases, and provide ecommerce solutions. ... • Promote our Ideas A website can be a powerful way to promote our ideas about the art and artists, and build a following of like-minded people. ... Want to promote our business with seminars, workshops, art festival or a trade show? ... Headings like these will be for the purpose of acknowledging the users about some values, mission and goals achieved by the center. * For history, a page with the heading of &q...

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Bendetto Croce believed works of art to be the expression of these intuitions in material form; beauty and ugliness are not part of this. ... One can only define significant form in view of the aesthetic emotion and the aesthetic emotion can only be defined in view of the significant form. This is much like Plato's ideal form theory: only people who are intelligent (mainly philosophers such as himself) can see these ideal forms and say what they are. The only problem is one can't define who is intelligent until someone sees the ideal form. ... According to both the significant for...

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But beside the actual line form by the words, the whole painting is form by implied lines. She created this art work using geometric shapes, instead of organic shapes. ... Even though Oropallo's art work does not give the viewers a sense of motion, her art work has the same unifying theme, and almost the same subject matters. ... This piece that was done is so large that it's easy for us to see weather she has used the form of repetition or not, and we can see that she hasn't. ... With these objects, she has been able to combine photography and also the art of oil on canvas to...

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In 1861 he formed a decorating firm in partnership with Rossetti, the painter Sir Edward Burne-Jones and other Pre-Raphaelite painters. ... He proposed a form of society in which people could enjoy craftsmanship and simplicity of expression. ... All of the designers in the movement was driven by a passion to re-create forms using nature as an inspiration. ... Stickley's furnishings evaded the organic forms and lines and used straight lines instead. ... Many started teaching pottery and other art forms. ...

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Educators can teach about history, but students can understand better with looking at an art work and figuring out the history behind that piece of art. ... Eger states in his article, "The Power of the Arts," "Too many, simply put, see art as nice but not necessary children's art, even less valuable" (The Power of the Arts). ... In addition, many "studies show that art-centered schools outscore non-art-centered schools in academic achievement scores" (Why Art Education Matters). ... The more time a student has learning about a certain art form the more they will succe...

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However, she always found the world of art fascinating and would often visit in the art galleries and study the pictures for hours. She found out that she had art talent quite by accident. While she was chaperoning a private art tutoring class at a boy's school, a young art professor after viewing her attempts to draw recommended she attend art school. ... The graphic element is strikingly evident in the composition, with the doll's dress forming a large portion of the picture and giving the entire illustration a posterlike quality. ... If you carefully examine this illustration,...

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The art and artefacts are displayed based on his own relationship with them. ... His remarkable and substantial collection is owed predominantly to friendships with artists and other like-minded people, formed whilst working at the Tate gallery in the early 20's. ... This creates an interesting dialogue between the art, non-art objects and the space they share (see fig. 1, 2 and 3). ... In her book, 'Radical Museology', art historian and critic Claire Bishop discusses the collection displays of three famous art galleries. ... However, many complications arise when considering t...

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In retrospect, the World Wide Web or simply, web appears to be a new entire universe, just in the form of bytes of data. ... Their articles are classified under several categories namely Pop Culture, Music, Food, Art, and Literature. ... No graphics turn into its pixelated forms. ... Art being a very vast discipline can be broken down into small subtopics. Rumi Magazine considers different forms of art such as music, literature, visual arts. ...

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