How do choices about the characters, objects, and sequence of events influence how the story is told?Does the distinctive/unfamiliar language convey certain cultural references? Do you understand them or require more information?

What happens and in what order? What characters or objects are
mentioned?

What distinctive or unfamiliar terminology is used? Do you notice
literary devices, such as repetition, metaphors, etc.?

Can you identify who is speaking? Is the speaker consistent?

With your groups, see if you can explain what the significance of the
details you noticed in the passage is (level 2). Prepare to share your findings
with the class

How do choices about the characters, objects, and sequence of
events influence how the story is told?

Does the distinctive/unfamiliar language convey certain cultural
references? Do you understand them or require more information?

What is the thematic significance of any literary devices?

Is the identity of the speaker(s) important to the message the story
communicates?

Describe what you see: specific palette, mood, subject, direction, perspective, objectives, use of shading, lighting.Is the perspective and proportions accurate?

Art Critique Information

Create a 1-2 page critique on two artworks at a virtual museum or gallery.

https://artsandculture.google.com/partner/musee-dorsay-paris?hl=en

Critique 2 artworks of your choice from virtual museum or gallery (link provided to museum) 1-2 pages in length.

These pieces do not have to be related or by the same artist. One can be a painting and one can be a sculpture. Write and submit 1-2 page paper.
Suggestions to writing a critique:
What is the Subject matter
Look at the composition and elements in the piece of art:

Does it draw in your eye?

Does it tell a story that keeps you looking?

Where is the main focus?

Is there any aspect you particularly admire, why?

Could an idea be developed further?

Is the perspective and proportions accurate?

Describe what you see: specific palette, mood, subject, direction, perspective, objectives, use of shading, lighting

Describe the emotional impact

Discuss the evidence that suggests the Minoans and Mycenaeans both traded with cultures from the Near East and Egypt. Give specific examples.

Art History Writing Assignment : Unit 1
 Choose a question below. You only need to select one question from the list below:

How would you compare the artistic representations of the Paleolithic period to the Neolithic period?

Discuss the development of Egyptian funerary practices and its related imagery.

Discuss the evidence that suggests the Minoans and Mycenaeans both traded with cultures from the Near East and Egypt. Give specific examples.

Is there a difference between art and craft? – Laura Morelli- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVdw60eCnJI

Module Six Discussion

Assignment: Watch the videos, visit the links below, and answer the questions. Minimum 300 words

Videos :

1. Is there a difference between art and craft? – Laura Morelli- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVdw60eCnJIModule Six Discussion

2. Jennifer Angus, “Dying of Curiosity” at the Hudson River Museum Feb. 10 – May 13, 2018- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSH305NUJAk

3. Touch of Weevil – The Work of Jennifer Angus- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Jl_8N4kI_U

What features would this furnishing have?How might works of design take on this less curative and more care-oriented role?

2nd “Writing” Assignment

Assignment:

When designers address illness, they often assume a medical posture:
They treat a particular ailment as if works of design were akin to medicine or the
work of doctors. We can compare this to a more caring or comforting role. Think
about the last time you were sick (eg. a cold or flu); imagine a piece of furniture or a
smaller artifact – like a chair, a bed, a pillow, a lamp, or cup– that you might design
and that would make that particular experience more comfortable for you.

What features would this furnishing have?

The larger point of this exercise is that when we’re sick, we often just want to feel comfortable as we get over our maladies.

How might works of design take on this less curative and more care-oriented role?

 

What was the impetus for the Federal Art Program to embrace the artist-as-worker? What were the goals?

Read the file and answer the following questions. Do not go over 230 words.

Reading: https://drive.google.com/file/d/199nz2ylwZ_-Ylfy8L0CT1wZgLsBHaXHT/view?usp=sharing

Questions: What was the impetus for the Federal Art Program to embrace the artist-as-worker? What were the goals?

Explain how Jacob Lawrence’s Migration Series distinguished itself from other works of art and literature being produced during the Harlem Renaissance?

Read the file and answer the following questions.

Questions:

Using examples from the text, explain how Jacob Lawrence’s Migration Series distinguished itself from other works of art and literature being produced during the Harlem Renaissance?
– Specifically, how did his approach to form differ from that of his predecessors in Black American painting?