On July 3, 2002, I attended an art exhibit dedicated to the work of Authur Britt. The program was held in the Leon Loard Gallery. The exhibition focused on Britt's life and how he chose to become a painter. Authur Britt had this to say, "Art to me is data gathered and recorded of events, expressed in my own individual way. This I believe is the way art should be.".
The purpose of this event was to show and give recognition to a promising African American artist who was good at his work. I believe that this attempt was carried out splendidly. The exhibit had a great representation of his works not to mention his life. But the paintings that really captured my eyes were the ones untitled. I feel Britt chose not to name some of his paintings because he wanted the audience to bring their own interpretation to the picture and not what he wanted them to think or see. But even though this was a great exhibit, it had some minor setbacks. For one, there should have been programs so that visitors would know what we were seeing in detail. Two, there should have been announcements, posters, or flyers posted around town so that the public would know about this art display.
This exhibit shows great relation to what we discussed in Humanities about black art and black culture. I"m one of those skeptics who believe that if the artist is black, the art itself is black, not because of the color but the passion put into it. I say this because black people see things differently from other cultures. When we choose to put our thoughts on paper, canvas, or sheet music, it becomes a representation of what we feel; therefore, it becomes black art.
Scout does not at first recognize that the man that had saved her and her sibling is in fact Authur Radley. ... She also treated Authur kindly after she meets him as if he was a newborn. ... This also refers to Authur. ... It is through gossip that Authur's reputation is hurt. ... Authur may be very reclusive but that may be to hide from all of the cruel things of the world. ...
Brittany why am i always so stressed out? My main stressers are grades, Josh, who im goin to sit with, and drugs. I wonder if anyone else is as stessed out as I am. I also wonder if its about the same things? Well Britt lets find out. Well me and Brittany immidetaly started. Gathering questi...
As Gardner said, " he is the nephew of Authur himself and Mary's own" (Gardner 163). ... He offers a proposal that is at first only accepted by King Authur. ... The Green Knight was never the enemy of King Authur or of Gawain. ... The challenge offered by the Green Knight is symbolic of King Authur's court being tested. The test symbolizes Authur's court maturing from an age of early innocence to the reality within experience. ...
A reporter states, "methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is another bacteria found through the body that is difficult to stop and can be transmitted easily and will stay in the body " (Britt). ... A Writer notes that, "when looking at an object at a close distance, the eyes automatically blink slower and hat dries the eyes quicker than viewing a further object " (Chan).A second source adds that, "Dry eyes cause itchiness and grit collection in the eyes, it's a discomfort that people can mistake for something more serious " (Britt). ... Britt gives this tip, "A simple way to ...
Organizational development is based on theories, values, strategies and technologies (Jex & Britt, 2008). ... The theory Is based on the organization attaining material, transforming and returning the material in an altered form (Jex & Britt, 2008). ...
My Sloppiness and Neatness When being asked if one is sloppy or neat, two questions come to mind. Am I neat and compulsive or compulsive and lazy? The way I see sloppy people is as compulsively lazy, and the way I see neat people is as obsessive compulsive. I found Mrs. Suzanne Britt's essay, "Ne...
Compare /Contrast Analysis I believe that I've figured the differences between people and the decades that they were born. As in the essay by Suzanne Britt, "Neat People and Sloppy People", the differences are purely moral. As the decades have passed, especially in recent years we have become...
"The Crucible" by Authur Miller was about the original witch hunt. ... Another main reason why these works are so alike is because the author of "The Crucible", Authur Miller, was alive and published his book during the Red Scare and although he didnt admit it at the time he later said that book directly related to what was happening at the time. ...
