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Over the past three decades, we are witness to rapid developments and advancements in technology (Poole, 2011).... It is changing the world's perspective of various subjects in life.... Creativity, for example, is being enhanced greatly through the vast number of technologies invented.... hellip; How does new technology help the Arts?...
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Essay
This analysis will evaluate both the negative and the positive effects of fame on art, seeking to understand how artists have gained fame throughout their career and how such fame has changed them and their art.... Art and Celebrity Introduction Gaining any sort of fame in the current context comes from so many avenues....
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Dissertation
John the Baptist Preaching” was scaled at 6 feet, 7 inches as a deliberate means of refuting beyond doubt that the realism of the artist was the effect of the artist's craft rather than duplication, through simple casting, of a natural form.... The author compares Rodin and Mueck and states that they demonstrate an obsession with representing as much of the real as they can while still utilizing the properties of art in its attempts to represent a lived experience....
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Research Paper
The “360” contract is so-called because the deal covers the whole range of an artist's outputs.... The “360” contract is an agreement between an artist and a company where the latter handles all the management aspects of the artist's performance and output, marketing and organization of tours and concerts, sales of merchandise and endorsement deals, and the management of the artist's fans club [3, 4, 7].... In the past, a major record label such as Warner Music, Sony, or EMI licenses the artist's songs and handles the marketing and production of the media (tapes or CDs) in which those songs are sold to the public....
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Admission/Application Essay
The business models adopted by organizations must in addition to being able to market the artist's products; it must also be able to deal with the artist's creativity.... business model may be defined as the way in which an organization creates, delivers and captures value, (Ostewalder and Pigneur, 2010).... Art is created by individuals and hence when organizations managing artists have weak business models, then they cannot achieve market stability....
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Essay
In painting, the tendency to depict inanimate objects emerged several centuries ago with Dutch painters being the pioneers in this art… However, still life became an independent genre only in the 17th century, though inanimate objects have been involved in artworks since Paleolithic times....
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Essay
Furthermore, the artist's choice of colors emphasized the subjects, which are the boats.... The author utilizes specific elements in the painting and provides its comprehensive analysis.... The essay “Boats on the Beach” - the Painting of French Artist Georges Braque” investigates oeuvre created during Braque's Fauvism period when the artist should disregard form and focus on colors....
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Research Paper
One of the primary challenges for artists in Qatar is that despite the best efforts from the government and private bodies, art and culture as s successful career has failed to gain momentum.... The purpose of this study "A business Plan: To Start a Cultural Economic Program" is to develop an economic cultural program for the economy of Qatar in order to support creative people associated with art and culture.... The study discusses various aspects of developing a business in Qatar....
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Case Study