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Visual Arts & Film Studies Essays

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The Painter of Light Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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Looking at a variety of Rembrandt’s canvases reproduced in books and on the internet, it is easy to see why he is known as “The Painter of Light.” Many of his figures seem to glow as if lit from within, and lighting and shadow play an important role in most of his paintings, often adding emotional resonance and amplitude to the subject matter at hand.
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Influence of New Technologies on Visual Arts Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This paper analyzes impact of photography on the visual arts in the 19th century. Since the photographic process is similar to cinematography, the technologies intertwine. The same movements affecting photography and other visual art impacted cinematography as well. Later in the 20th century photo –realism became a big hit.
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Italian Baroque Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The Martyrdom of Saint Matthew by Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio is one among the trilogy of immortal exhibits of Baroque school of painting that is so often hailed as a completely new art movement that held sway for entire seventeenth century. This new art movement thrived on grandeur and opulence of color and superlative technique.
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Thelma and Louise: Ridley Scott Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that Louise is already largely independent, supports herself, and has her own car, but she is upset that her boyfriend seems to be losing interest in her and wants to take a trip to make him miss her a little. Shortly after they leave on their road trip, they stop at a bar where a man tries to rape Thelma.
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American Cinema in the 1960s Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The author of the paper states that the poverty occurring due to the Depression led a lot of producers to shut down or turn to other avenues to help with their financial constraints. Hence, movies that were politically charged or filled with sex and violence helped some of them to keep afloat.
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Madonna of the Meadows and Madonna of the Long Neck Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Raphael's mother is a strong presence behind him, ready to support him when he needs it but also remaining out of his way.  As they are depicted, the holy family is seen to exist over nature, rather than in it.  In all of these things, Raphael illustrates his ideas through primarily technical details.
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Elsa Schiaparelli Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This essay analyzes the work of Elsa Schiaparelli. Tracing the origin of surrealism, it was a mixing of Freud’s ideas with those of Karl Marx. Freud introduced the concept of the unconscious which implied that a wide area of human mind was still in the dark. This led to the legitimization of erotic, and surrealism overtook the ideas presented by Karl Marx.
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Amores Perros Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Apart from such innovations in narrative technique and plot development, I was impressed by the fact that the movie delves into certain moral questions of human existence. It holds up a mirror to the human race with all its flaws and the double standards it adopts in treating animals. Till the eventual climax, the movie held my attention.
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Neoclassicism, Romanticism, Realism and Impressionism Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The researcher of this paper aims to analyze different artists and styles. The study gives a review on Neoclassicism and Romanticism to Realism and Impressionism in Europe and The United States. When Eugene Delacroix painted “Scenes from the Massacre”, he placed his victims center canvas, as well, and depicted them in the strongest light.
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Botticelli's Birth of Venus and Raphael's Galatea Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The author states that the banker Agostino Chigi commissioned Raphael to paint for the decoration of Villa Farnesina. The Birth of Venus was probably painted for the Medici family. The villas meant to be getaways had classical subjects adorning their walls. Both the Birth of Venus and Galatea were painted for private use in the villas.
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History of Korean Arts Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Antique Online is an explicit website serving as a gallery of Korean Arts and Handicrafts. This website has much to speak about the Korean cultural history and is highly influenced by both the cultural aspects and the historical aspects pertaining to Korea. As art forms and handicrafts are real reflection of the history.
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Portrait of a Leader - Andy Warhol Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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The research paper explores the art of Andy Warhol. The art of Warhol is some of the most recognized and familiar art of the twentieth century, most probably because he created iconic works of mundane brands that evoked a sense of familiarity and comfort. He touched the public in a way that few artists had as he connected to the general population.
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Theories of Film Editing - Montage Mis-en-scene And beyond Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Cinema started as a recording medium. The camera was just a machine that would record the objects in space in front of it. This recording medium which only later became the most popular and powerful a visual art was used then to record the theatre performances. Then the camera was a static viewer and the recording was continuous demanding no to edit.
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Simone Martinis and Robert Campin's Annunciation Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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In this paper, I travel through the 13th period in the European countries of Italy and France with Simone Martini’s Annunciation, a painting reflective of a late gothic art. I weave into its character and style, its rich history, its essence and purpose and its symbolism. In the end, I attempted to understand the story of its existence.
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The Role of Film Genre in Hollywood Cinema Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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The creation of genre in the film is very important to the cinema industry. Genre is an indispensable element in the film where the setting, actors, places, music and script is based. It provides filmmakers with ideas on what to write regarding a certain era. It helps the actor perform well and showcases his talents.
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Hollywood Cinema and Film Genre Reader Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Many of the genres of film overlapped with the dramatic and literary genres, including horror, gothic, mystery and western. But as B.K. Grant notes in his Film Genre Reader, the Hollywood studios were able to utilize different genres to generate revenue for themselves by creating a dependable audience. 
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Aesthetics and Experience Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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After studying this image for so long and getting some opinions from experts in the field, I find I am questioning a lot more about the world I live in and the way that I and others put together objects to create an image.  It seems as if nothing is real or perhaps our definition of reality is closer to our definition of made up.
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French New Wave Cinema: Impact of Godards Film Criticism on His Filmmaking Practice Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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French cinema has undergone revolutionary changes during the New wave movement. New Wave film techniques altered the conventions of studio-bound shooting with a more comprehensive and artistic substitute of location-based shooting with hand-held cameras that became a distinctive marker of New Wave images.
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German and British Films Analyses Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The plot twists of the movie turned the tables on all of the civilians, turning them all into possible suspects in various crimes. While it is common that movies contain some sort of stamp of the director's - a style that is distinct from that director - it can be said that The Lives of Others holds nothing to make it uniquely Donnersmarck's.
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Coptic Egyptian and Christian Nubian painting Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This essay discovers the Coptic Egyptian and Christian Nubian paintings. The region has been a main point of interaction between several different cultural traditions and links Egypt, Sub-Saharan Africa, the Mediterranean region and far beyond. The middle Nile is notable for its exceptionally early establishment of huge polities.
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Is painting relevant in the contemporary art world Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The essay explores is painting relevant in the contemporary art world. As other mediums have risen to the forefront of contemporary art, the oldest and most storied of these mediums has been repeatedly left behind the curve of technological and creative innovation. In the world of contemporary art, one medium has unfortunately been singled out.
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Spanish and French Baroque Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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The period between 1600 -1750 is referred to as the Baroque period, which is the period immediately following the Renaissance, marked by great advances in scientific thinking and an energetic infusion of novel elements in the artistic arena. This period came during the Counterreformation, sweeping through Europe in the 17th-century.
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Differing Scapes of Similarity Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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 Both pieces are crisp, although in different manners.  Monet appears to use much less detail than Church, yet he still achieves a satisfactorily detailed piece.  The church employs the use of crisp, sharp color and texture to create detail, whereas Monet uses brush strokes to create a sense of ‘messy’ detail; it is much less precise than Church’s piece.  
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The problem of realism in Animation Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This essay analyzes the problem of realism in animation. Animation, which was long dismissed as a mere tool catering solely to children’s entertainment genre, it has come a long way to achieve a position of imminence and today has come to be known as an art form, which embraces concepts well beyond the purview of the conventional domain.
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Dysfunctional Families in Hollywood Movies Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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‘Dysfunctional Family’, has been one of the factors which have been visualized by us in a lot of Hollywood movies. These movies mainly highlight those characters who are little different from others or rather behave in a strange manner.
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The concept of Pop Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Pop art has developed from the fusion of the industrialized and consumerist culture that has developed in the late 20th century. As art had always been an elitist fascination, suddenly it was reflecting the every day mundane. In the work of artists like Andy Warhol and others, a reflection of everyday life is found at its most basic incarnations.
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Andy Warhol - Ambulance Disaster Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The researcher of this essay analyzes "Ambulance Disaster" of Andy Warhol. The success of his painting depended hardly on the quality of paint-handling but on the image chosen for reproduction. Warhol's work is characterized by the shattering myths of its times employing ‘the machinery of fame and publicity that market these myths.
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Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1972) by Werner Herzog Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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No one can attain successful leadership if they think and act like Guzman and most especially Aguirre. These two were the basic models of vain leaders. All they wanted was power, majesty, and the throne.
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Grant Woods American Gothic Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The author states that the woman in the painting is very reluctant to make any eye contact whatsoever. He reckons that the painting portrays the man as the head of the family and a dominant force. The woman does not appreciate the dominance of the man and wants to put an end to the same.
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Media Literacy: Titanic Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Twelve years ago, I saw Titanic on the big screen and loved it. As I grow older I come to love it even more because I can further comprehend things I didn't then. Through time Titanic has gained the stereotype of classic cheese at its best, and I think this speculation is a little unfair from the viewpoint that I'm no film elitist.
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Art of Cinema: Psycho Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Alfred Hitchcock manages to keep our attention all the time. Although sometimes we get urged to cover our eyes expecting some horror scene, still we watch very alertly because there is something that makes us see the movie until the very end. Having also watched other horror movies directed by other directors
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Art of Cinema Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Proposal
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Young Frankenstein is considered a dark comedy in a category similar to Tim Burton’s Bettle Juice (1988) or Edward Scissorhands (1990).  These are films where there is the real presence of a monster or a creature who is feared, but the main source of relationship to the monster or “other” is to befriend him.
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The Evolution Of The Individual In Hitchcocks Films Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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As the paper highlights, in The Wrong Man, Hitchcock portrayed the helplessness of the individual being overwhelmed and disrupted by authority and poverty. By the end of the fifties, though, Hitchcock seemed less interested in social commentary. He took a similar story of false identity in North By Northwest and made a film that was much more lighthearted. 
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The Matrix as One of the Classic Movies of the 1990s Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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What is a reality? That is the question the Matrix asks most profoundly. Could the world that seems so real to us actually be generated only by our imagination. Perhaps we are all just brains in vats stimulated to create the world we see around us. When we dream the world we enter is one that has laws and rules (though sometimes different than the real world), and yet we can tell the difference.
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Fire on Marlborough Street by Stanley J. Forman Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Stanley Forman’s work has earned permanent residence in several private collections. His work is housed at the Center for Creative Photography in Tucson, Arizona, as well as at the Addison Gallery of American Art in Andover, Massachusetts. The George Eastman House, in Rochester, New York also contains some of Forman’s work.
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Hollywood Cinema as a Model of Commercial Cinema Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Cinema is an art that developed from man’s incorrigible wish to record the movement and the moving objects. Because it was the moving and not static objects that interested him. So the first film show, the Lumier Show was just a shot of a train coming into the railway platform. The viewers were not sure whether what they were seeing on the screen was real or a myth.
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Piracy in the Film Industry Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Many campaign companies against piracy have popped up and have joined film companies to help send out the message that piracy is an illegal act and is punishable by law. The Piracy is a Crime campaign is one of the biggest campaigns in the United Kingdom, using "hard-hitting messages including: 'Terrorist groups sell DVDs to raise funds'.
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Andy Warhols Marilyn Diptych Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The author states that Mona Lisa, the world-famous 16th-century portrait by Leonardo da Vinci, has been painted in oil on a poplar panel which illustrates the essential features of the Italian Renaissance. It is a length portrait depicting a woman who has an enigmatic expression on her face and the piece.
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A Silkscreen Painting Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The author states that in fact, it clearly represents the height of popularity that Marilyn Monroe achieved as an actress even for a short time. The artwork was done shortly after Monroe committed suicide due to her spiraling popularity, scandalous relationships, and excessive dependency on drugs.
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Creative Thinking Skills Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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The responses show that more than 50% of students were not aware that creative skills help them become a better learner and help them in the outside world with everyday subjects. About 12% felt creativity helps them understand things much better, and the rest felt that creativity is just about drawing.
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Art in the Baroque Period Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The main thing that the Baroque movement tried to accomplish was to allow the senses to become more involved in the art. This was done in order to bring more emotion into the work and to pass this emotion on to the viewer. It also wished to represent movement in the paintings, which gave these paintings a very different sense of realism.
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Is Educating Rita a Comedy of Gender or Social Class Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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In general, it is essential to state that the film is a 'woman's film' in certain respects that dwell upon the conditions of women's lives and foreground questions of female desire. However, in sum, the film stands out in its subversive use of the traditions of 1960s working-class realism (Hill, 1999).  
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A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The paper discusses the theme of isolation in Joyce’s Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man. In James Joyce’s novel, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, the protagonist of the novel, Stephen Dedalus is isolated from his surroundings from the beginning of the novel. The character of Stephen is a portrayal of modern man.
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Discuss Love and Passion in relation to either Contemporary Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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This essay discusses Love and Passion in relation to either Contemporary Art. This subjective differentiation of what madness and passion is will be a topic that lingers on for some valid reasons. What is passion anyway? Does it really propel a person to do things that are not of his nature? And can a conclusion be drawn between the link of passion.
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Paintings by Peter Paul Ruben and Nicolas Poussin Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This essay analyzes Peter Paul Ruben's and Nicolas Poussin's paintings. They are shown nude, as if they are calling out to someone (perhaps divinity) to save them from this maddening situation as they are hoisted into the arms of their captors. This particular piece of art was painted in the early 1600s, which was a time where men and women.
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Homosexual Acts in the Movie Philadelphia Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that shortly thereafter, Beckett stays home from work for several days to try to find a way to hide his lesions. While at home, he finishes the paperwork for the case he has been assigned and then brings it to his office, leaving instructions for his assistants to file the paperwork on the following day.
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Barbara Kruger and Social Commentary Visual Arts & Film Studies Admission/Application Essay
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This essay analyzes work of Barbara Kruger, as an American artist and feminist. The theories that her work represent are those which were expressed by Baudrillard when he looked at the way in which technological advancement can affect social change. She used feminist ideas to express her commentary on consumerism.
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Mike Keefes Cartoon Cell Phone Driving Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The author states that the cartoon serves as a warning to all the drivers who are fond of texting or taking calls while driving. What they are doing is very dangerous, not only to them but also to the others who are on the road. The letter verbalizes, through direct and simple statements.
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Skill in Art Article by Dave Beech Visual Arts & Film Studies Article
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To a certain extent we should not consider the devaluing of skills to be a necessarily bad thing.  Artistry used to be exclusive to those who had both artistic vision and the artistic talent to realise that vision.  With the devaluing of skills, it becomes such that more people are readily able to realise their artistic potential.
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Why Fashion Changes Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The objective of his paper is to study why and how fashion changes: what are the factors that stimulate changes in fashion, why they come into play and how exactly do they work. Before we are able to do so, however, it is imperative that the concept of ‘fashion’, as applied in this paper, is distinctly defined and made understandable.
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