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Performing Arts Essays

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493 essays
Edward Said: Orientalisms Effect on Art and History Performing Arts Coursework
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There can be no “truths,” Said argues, only formations or deformations. No scholar or writer, or artist can rise above these limitations (Said 1978). This may or may not be an accurate assessment. But maybe the truth is that people don’t want truth in art as much as they want their fantasies revealed.   
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The Barber of Seville and The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus Performing Arts Term Paper
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Brecht fashioned a type of drama that the audience could view with total objectivity He pioneered the epic theatre, in which a play should not cause the viewer to emotionally identify with the characters before them, but should instead awaken balanced self-reflection and a critical observation of the actions on the stage.
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Ben Jonson's Volpone Performing Arts Report
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Jonson’s satiric attack against the general tendency to depend more on visual perception becomes evident from the prologue of the Volpone, as he suggests, “Now luck yet sends us, and a little wit/ Will serve to make our play a hit;/ … / Here is rhime, not empty of reason” (Jonson 39). He does not deny the importance of luck to see his drama appreciated by the audience.
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Sanford Meisner and the Meisner Technique Performing Arts Essay
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Sanford Meisner, the legend behind the well-renowned Meisner technique, lived as an acting teacher for most of his life. With his famous statement that it “takes twenty years to be a master,” the success of his previous students prove the efficacy of the technique despite numerous critics, and his demise in 1997 did not end the contribution he has made in American theatre.
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To What Extent Does the Original Context of the Isenheim Altarpiece Explain Its Imagery Performing Arts Article
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In the painting, Lucifer is a suffering angel, not the arrogant one who wanted to usurp God’s throne. Could this not be another ploy of the devil so we’ll have pity on him and sympathize with him? But the painting is for the patients to contemplate and ponder upon God’s message in the bible and the story of redemption.
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Museum of Islamic Art Doha, Qatar Performing Arts Coursework
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Calligraphy is believed to have its roots in the Middle Eastern countries. Seyh Hamdullah was an Ottoman calligraphy master. Some pages from the Murakka album of calligraphy are on display at MIA. Trained calligraphers believe that modern international calligraphy style has originated from Hamdulla’s Ottoman style of writing.
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History and Techniques of Salsa Performing Arts Essay
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Firstly, the history of salsa is presented according to major historical and cultural guidelines. Secondly, the essay unveils the basic salsa techniques and the main differences between the currently existing salsa styles. On the whole, salsa dancing is also described in the matter of personal feelings according to its sentimental and conceptual meaning.
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Medea and Choephori: Comparative Analysis Performing Arts Essay
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In Medea, the techniques that are used combine with the text to create specific effects. The physical movements displayed accent the words that are a part of the play. For instance, when the narrator is speaking about the grief of Medea at the beginning, distinct motions with the hand are used to accent areas of grief.
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A Trip to the Theatre Performing Arts Essay
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The strength of the work in a play is in the performance of the actor, not in the production of the play as a whole. It is the emotional connection and the intellectual commentary that is the star of the play as it is given over to the audience by the actor. The emotional context of the theme is at the forefront and a clear, if sometimes shadowed message, is relayed by the writer through his words as they are performed by the actor.
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Western Culture Art from the Renaissance to the 20th Century Performing Arts Article
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In “Many Mansions” (1994) on display at the Art Institute of Chicago, Marshall brings the focus on the three black men who are carefully tending an elaborate garden with multiple-colored flowers in well-manicured beds and shiny cellophane-wrapped Easter baskets full of goodies awaiting the children who will receive them.
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Music 241 Excerpt Critique Performing Arts Essay
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Consider and listen to the excerpt. Here, does the string, whereby the collective alternative, assume the role of the significant motif and rhythm of the relocation act? Complete orchestra. What excerpt was completed by Beethoven? The rhythm of the available topic defining the Beethoven excerpt is about five of them in the entire symphony segment.
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Critic of Pollock's Art Performing Arts Research Paper
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It was titled “Last Dance” since the critic sees Pollock as a graceful dancer when executing his paintings. As Haber claims “He laid it on with care, in dabs of black and skeins of intense color. He let it run off as he circled a canvas as if it flowed from the motion of his body”.  The critic also examines the comments of other art critics such as Harold Rosenberg and Clement Greenberg on the works of Pollock such as “Dance Class”.
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The Performance Andrea Chenier Performing Arts Movie Review
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The performance is inclusive of the musical ideologies of the composer of the time, specifically which combine the Romantic Period with the movement into modern experiments.  This associates with the stage performance and the expectations that are a part of the culture of the time.
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Chamber Orchestra Concert Review Performing Arts Essay
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The first piece to listen for the day was the Bassoon Concerto played in F. Major, with 0.75, which was by Carla Maria von Weber. The Lark Ascending marked the second piece for the concert, which was by Ralph Williams. As the last shout-out, it indicated Symphony No.4 played in A Major, part of 0.90 by Felix Mendelssohn.
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Humors Implications Performing Arts Case Study
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In conclusion, humor is one thing that has the capacity to bring people together despite their differences in backgrounds and situations.  The human connection is strengthened when people interpret simple events with a twist of humor just so to drive away stresses and share with others one of life’s best free gifts… Laughter.
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Art as a Form of Expressing Uniqueness Performing Arts Essay
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Art is difficult to define. In the age of postmodernism which promotes the openness of self-expression and the increasing relativity of arts and forms, more and more individuals and talented artists seek to breach the conventional boundaries of classical art. Postmodern art is characterized by the growing sophistication of forms. 
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Analysis of Diane Arbus Photographs Performing Arts Coursework
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The man is in the in-between stage and this is depicted in the way he stands in both the rooms while not being present in any of them. Even in this picture, the subject looks directly at the camera. He seems to be aware that the public would judge him for his bi-sexuality but he does not fear that (Dauphin, 7).  
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Digital Centralised Colour Communication Performing Arts Term Paper
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Color evokes a series of emotions in a customer which culminate in the purchasing of the respective product. If color scheme is effectively done in the manufacturing process and eventually the marketing phase, the consumer will embrace the notion of added value in the product. The designer’s ideas are the starting point of color workflow followed closely by the color specifications of the customer.
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US Debt Limit and Effect of Oil on the Global Market Performing Arts Essay
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Over time, Asian countries have progressively risen to be major players in the global market. Taking a case study on the economy of Asian countries, it can be acknowledged that there is a special thing in their international relations which have enabled them to withstand the challenges posed by the global economic crisis. 
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Analysis of Art since 1900 Performing Arts Literature review
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According to Hans (Foster, Krauss, Bois, & Buchloh 931), no artists are immune to the influence of socio-political value system irrespective of the field of artwork as well as place. Societies in which they live are very influential in their works and this has been experienced within the contemporary art world.
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Obstacles or Challenges Facing Post-Conflict Peace-Building Performing Arts Essay
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The end of overt violence through military victory or peace agreements never implies peace, but gives rise to a ‘post-conflict setup where opportunities may either be seized to make the country better or squandered at the expense of future peace. This is often difficult, as there are emergent obstacles related to the effect of conflict on the community, the economy, and governance structures.
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The Study of Byzantine Movement Performing Arts Article
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This painting is specifically attractive with the portrayal of Christ and prophets reading scrolls. The color like valuable Ultramarine is really smacked with his era. The realistic and volumetric presentations of the figures with an attempt to improvise their faces, and so forth are the specific characteristics of his paintings.
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A Proposal To Ban Gambling Advertising During Sports Broadcasts Performing Arts Assignment
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There is already an Interactive Gambling Act 2001(Cth) that governs general gambling. As a result, the new policy will be implemented alongside the Act. Therefore, this policy will be aimed at strengthening the Act. The implementation of the policy will be vested in the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA). 
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What Space for Would Be Great Powers Performing Arts Essay
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Sooner or later, systematic theories aligned to International Relations will have to be put to the critical tests so that the decline of the US is not only viewed economically. Picking from Stephen’s thesis statement, the next aspect is to consider how the fast U.S. is declining and on what premise other than the economy.
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Comparison of Pablo Picassos of Tauromachy and Jacques Lipchitzs Prometheus Strangling the Vulture Performing Arts Essay
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The visual representations by both Pablo Picasso’s painting of Tauromachy and of Jacques Lipchitz’s Prometheus Strangling the Vulture show symbolic meaning and interpretation of a specific scene. The meanings related to both are defined by specific actions that are taking place in the work, specifically which relate to symbolism and myth.
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Perspectives of Human Thought in Visual Arts Performing Arts Coursework
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While each of the visual works of art has contrasting differences from technique to ideas associated with this, the universal element of thought is still central to each of the works. Both focus on representing the thought patterns in society at the time and how this is a part of human ideologies then becomes the focal point of both pieces.
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Bougainville Referendum - Potential Implications for Australia on Papua New Guinea's Response Performing Arts Literature review
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The slogan, “we are the indigenous people of motherland Bougainville. We alone have to decide our future, our destiny. No outsider can decide for us” is a statement that has not been resonating well with Australia; diplomatically or militarily. One issue that such a slogan suggests is the likely response of Papua New Guinea (PNG) to the Island of Bougainville referendum on independence.
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Medieval Mystery Play Noah's Ark Performing Arts Case Study
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             It may be concluded that special effects employed in “The Noah’s Ark” were limited, as in other medieval plays of Corpus Christi due to the very nature of the play being mobile. Such may likewise be attributed to its pedagogical character whose focus was to teach the Salvation History to the masses, rather than to entertain the people and provide artistically theatrical pursuits.
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To What Extent Does the US Have High Crime Rates Performing Arts Article
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There was an overall increase of 1.7% in the number of violent crimes (murder, rape under revised category, rape under legacy definition, robbery, and aggravated assault) brought to the attention of law enforcement agencies for the first 6 months of 2015 compared with figures reported in 2014 around the same time. 
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Art History: Catalan Chapel and Classical Greek and Republican Roman Sculpture Performing Arts Assignment
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Scars have been acquired on the sides of the head as if it had been clamped in place at some point in time at the temples, and another area of scarring is evident on the man’s right cheek. All of these appear to be the result of the ravages of time rather than any intention on the part of the sculptor.
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Creative Arts: Eduard Manets Painting Olympia Performing Arts Case Study
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The critics of Manet’s time reacted to the painting with absolute horror, interpreting in it signs of the dead and decaying woman.  “The expression of [Olympia’s] face is that of a being prematurely aged and vicious; the body’s putrefying color recalls the horror of the morgue” (Jankovitz cited in Clark, 1985: 288-289). 
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Reflecting Vernacular Islamic Architecture in Jeddah in Contemporary Art Museum Performing Arts Coursework
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When completed, the project will create a compromise solution for the issue identified above. The aim of this study is to create a Renaissance in vernacular Jeddah architecture that was influenced by Islamic architecture. This work aims to solve the adoption of Western lifestyles and architecture that has diminished the traditional Jeddah architecture and culture.
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To Understand Art as a Practice Do You Need Theory Performing Arts Term Paper
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Firstly theories facilitate the understanding of the four forms of art ranging from painting to sculpture and from drawing, to the building. Theory helps one to look beyond or through a piece of art in relation to the subject matter for instance history, the social contextual of the object, the artist behind the art or that particular period.  
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The Aspect of Asian Art and Architecture Performing Arts Term Paper
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The role of art in society has not been evaluated or understood especially when the arts in question are ancient and considered backdated. Ancient art has never been my focus because of their nature, but the situation has changed significantly over the course of study. Art can only be appreciated relatively on an individual perspective. 
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Comparison Between Yoshitomo Nara and Takashi Murakami Performing Arts Case Study
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These artists were born and raised in Japan and their works of art all revolve around anime characters. They wanted to be artistes ever since they were young and this prompted them to enroll for Arts in the University. Murakami went to Tokyo National University to study Fine Arts and Music while Yoshitomo enrolled in Aichi Prefectural University of Fine Arts and Music.
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Similarities and Differences between Realism and Neorealism Performing Arts Coursework
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The intellectual roots of realism can be traced to an ancient Greek historian called Thucydides’ on his classical chronicle of the Peloponnesian War, which took place between 460-395 B.C. However, it took almost two thousand five hundred years for the classical realists to emerge and the concept to be studied in international politics (Maliniak et. al., 2007).
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The Works of Leonardo Da Vinci in the Creation of the Mona Lisa Images Performing Arts Essay
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Though the images are strikingly similar, they have a lot of differences. The fact that the newer version of the painting was only released of late, the communication it triggers is different from the older one. The fact that it is also a younger version of the painting also elicits further scrutiny and interest in the two portraits. 
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The Painter of Modern Life Performing Arts Annotated Bibliography
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Baudelaire defines artists as slaves who include simple manual laborers, village pub-talkers, and skilled monsters. He further maintains that an artist is a man of the world and a child; a man who comprehends the world and the lawful and mysterious reasons for all its uses. According to Baudelaire, most of the artists are no more than pure artisans, cottage brains, and highly skilled animals.
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Michelangelos Process in Creating the Sistine Chapel Performing Arts Term Paper
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The ceiling, once finished, delighted most of those who came to see it. “The pope was delighted with the unveiled fresco, surveying it ‘with immense satisfaction.’ Everyone visiting the Sistine Chapel in the days after the fresco’s completion was equally dazzled with Michelangelo’s work” (King, 2003, p. 299).  
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The Laramie Project Play Performing Arts Coursework
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He was later discovered comatose the following morning by a cyclist who at first confused him with a scarecrow. Shepard succumbed to his wounds and died five days later after being beaten badly.
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Childlike and the Primitive Drawing Performing Arts Essay
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The paper shows that in the work of each artist, it can be seen that colors and shapes take on extreme importance in conveying the emotional content of the work. In each case as well, the subjects are only abstractly presented, allowing them to become symbols of the general rather than true depictions of real people. 
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Writing Is An Art Form Performing Arts Essay
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That is a reality that most writers have come to accept even while considering that writing as an art form is almost as old as time itself. The hieroglyphs in the ancient Egyptian tombs were proven to actually be an ancient form of handwriting, the Dead Sea Scrolls and other books that make up the Bible, were written by hand in a language understandable to those of its time.
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Collaboration of the Existence and Imagination Performing Arts Essay
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Music uses chords and tones to claim its existence and that the aspects involve must go to the level of collaboration between science (the analytical, theoretical music paper), art, personal interpretation, and imagination. The analytic and synthetic aspects must be acknowledged. A musical performance must not just be a mere form of entertainment but also a symbolic thought of progression.
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Susan Glaspells Play Trifles as a Manifestation of Womens Oppressed Position Performing Arts Essay
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In fact, the play puts a question of women’s perception as men’s property and the negligence of the latter towards females’ needs of mental and spiritual development and self-realization alongside with achievement of marital duties. All in all, Susan Glaspell’s work with a deep ironic meaning in its title manifests the need for females’ struggle for their human rights and equality with males.
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Similarities in Selected 17th-Century Paintings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York Performing Arts Term Paper
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One of the notable philosophers who lived in the 17th century was Thomas Hobbes, who is remembered for his contribution to philosophy through the social contract ideology among other works. His theory of the Social Contract played a critical role in the mid-17th century as it came during the age of enlightenment (Friend 2).
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Arts, Fashion and Design Performing Arts Essay
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Art can still remain true art even when it can be explained for instance in abstract art, where an artist’s art of expression needs explaining for the audience to understand. A design may be so new, unique, and innovative that it requires explanation and for fashion, the audience may ask for an explanation in order to understand it and embrace it.
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How Negative Void Complements the Positive Object Performing Arts Essay
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When Schubert wrote his music, he was so mindful of the ‘rests’ that he paid them as much attention as the notes. Rests, in music, are silence. Music lovers realize they listen to a lot of silence. Artists pay a lot of attention to the distances in their paintings: the spaces with nothing in them - negative space - are vital for perspective. 
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Examining Moonlight and A Hard Days Night Performing Arts Essay
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Products of arts, whether it be visual, musical, or poetic, are greatly influenced by the particular periods of time from when they are made. Aside from its artistic value, paintings, sculptures, music, and alike are used by artists as a medium of expression to describe the events, issues, as well as existing societal trends that characterize the particular periods in history.
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The Concept of Fine Arts Performing Arts Case Study
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The concept of visual art as a proponent of change and philosophies that surround society is one that is complex and questioned through several theorists. According to Fisher, the idea of this philosophy is one that is imaginative and which does not create a shift in thinking from various individuals. 
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Baudrillard on Image or Illusion Performing Arts Essay
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We can see how the same tendency to attempt to give our reality more meaning contains basically the same intentions as our attempts to give our images more meaning by making them indecipherable from reality. Of course, this tendency only makes both reality and images less effective than what it could actually be. 
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