1. My expectation for this art calss was to learn more about art and get a credit and I most deffenitly learned more about art.
2. Now that i am finished with this class I would define art as EVERYTHING. Every thing around us can be used as art or a inspiration for art, for example using my dog in a picture to describe a art principle and or element.
3. My favorite artist will always be Leonardo Da Vinci only because of his artwork of the Mona Lisa.
4. I have taken a online course before but htis on ewas completely different but somewhat okay. A lot of homeowork though.
Friday, May 13, 2016
Sunday, May 8, 2016
Project #5
2.The amount a value is seemed to be in great use in the portrait, because it is black and white contrast to help describe every detail. There is also movement in the portrait from the guy raising his hands and the guy being trampled on the ground. And last but not least unity to form this whole portrait together.
3.This portrait was domne during the age of Picaso. You can see in the photo there is a light bulb and I think this is a symbol of the future in technology. Also I think there is a little bit on violence and I think this is a representation of what society can come too.
4.This whole portrait is in dark type scene so I think this a angry or violent type emotion. The sword and animals with hornes symbolizes this.
5.The strengths of this portrait is the amount of unity and form in this portrait. Picaso makes the the black and white from each character and seperates it from the background. But ithe also makes you second look at each detail. The weakness is that this can be confusing and hard to undestand the portrait.
Art Gallery Visit #3
1. I chose these inpirational photos because they all had something different and special about them. For example the close up and the angle of the last photo. Also each photo had a good amount of detail to there portrait.
2. I choose to use pencil because this media is the easiesbt for me to use. This media isn't as hard to erase when I make a mistake.
3.The main challenge that I faced when creating this self portait was making my smile. I freaked out a little bit when trying to make my teeth and lips perfect, I erased them about 10 times. But to over come it I just decided to make them blank and create the border of my smile.
4. This piece of artwork represents me because this potrait is the day of my high school graduation.
5. The elements and principles that I used where alot of line, form and unity to make the portrait look more realistic.
6.Yes i really did enjoy wokring on this project because it was fun to make myself and see the resemblance to the actual photo.
7.I am not a great drawer but I think my final artwork was very succesful.
Sunday, May 1, 2016
Reflection Journal
For my exhibit I chose people. People are art and people are the inspiration of art. People evolve everyday and each day that is a new kind of inspiration for artist. When creating these slideshow I chose a lot of different photos that show a differnt concept of people and what the stand for in art.
Video Review
1. The Lowdown on Lowbrow: West Coast Pop Art:
-Pop Art
-Lowbrow is about Surrealism
-Lowbrow is originally pornography
Tate Modern:
-Live Exhibits
-Interacting Perfromances
Acquiring Mind:
-Egyptian Art
-Egyptian Jewlery
-Stain Glass collection
2.Yes this questions do realte to the Art Exhibition Project because these videos show the realistic view of different art exhibits. These videos show the different views of the exhibiyts in other perspectives.
3. Yes, these films defenitly add depth to the videos, compared to the readings it is much easier to comprehend and understand what is being taught.
-Pop Art
-Lowbrow is about Surrealism
-Lowbrow is originally pornography
Tate Modern:
-Live Exhibits
-Interacting Perfromances
Acquiring Mind:
-Egyptian Art
-Egyptian Jewlery
-Stain Glass collection
2.Yes this questions do realte to the Art Exhibition Project because these videos show the realistic view of different art exhibits. These videos show the different views of the exhibiyts in other perspectives.
3. Yes, these films defenitly add depth to the videos, compared to the readings it is much easier to comprehend and understand what is being taught.
Saturday, April 23, 2016
Video Review
1. I chose the videos Abstract Expressionism and Pop: Art of the ’50s and ’60s and The Power of Art: Rothko simply because they were the first two videos on the list.
2. Abstract Expressionism and Pop: Art of the ’50s and ’60s
-Piling on paint to add detail
-Abstract art creates more attention
-Comic books as art
The Power of Art: Rothko
-Architecture
-Art is an escape root for artist
-Abstracts bring alot of power out in it
3. The videos and the text relate to one another because the text give all the details and the knowledge that is needed to be know about the topic while the videos give a visual image about the topics.
4.The videos add a lot of depth to the readings because soeme people like I don't like to read and videos tend to be way more interesting.
2. Abstract Expressionism and Pop: Art of the ’50s and ’60s
-Piling on paint to add detail
-Abstract art creates more attention
-Comic books as art
The Power of Art: Rothko
-Architecture
-Art is an escape root for artist
-Abstracts bring alot of power out in it
3. The videos and the text relate to one another because the text give all the details and the knowledge that is needed to be know about the topic while the videos give a visual image about the topics.
4.The videos add a lot of depth to the readings because soeme people like I don't like to read and videos tend to be way more interesting.
Saturday, April 16, 2016
Video Blog
1.For this moduele I picked The Mystical North: Spanish Art from the 19th Century to the Present and Expressionism. I those these video beacuse The Mystical North sounds like a video that probably wouldn't want to pick so I picked it and Expressionism sound of something I would pick.
2.Key Concepts
The Mystical North: Spanish Art from the 19th Century to the Present
-Northern Spain was importnant to modern art
-When Goya went deaf his artwork became dark
-Antoni Gaudi is the first great artist folloqing Goya
-Picassos work have coded messages
-Dails portrait symbolizes death
Expressionism
-Expression is used in many paintings
-Expression tells story about art
-Color is a part of expression emotions
-Color makes one feel a certain way
-Technique is ruff with the flow of paint/texture
3.The videos relate to the readings because theey give clear examples to whats was said in the readings. The videos give us anbother way of seeing what was taught.
4. The videos where long but they gave a lot of important information and some of it was very interesting.
2.Key Concepts
The Mystical North: Spanish Art from the 19th Century to the Present
-Northern Spain was importnant to modern art
-When Goya went deaf his artwork became dark
-Antoni Gaudi is the first great artist folloqing Goya
-Picassos work have coded messages
-Dails portrait symbolizes death
Expressionism
-Expression is used in many paintings
-Expression tells story about art
-Color is a part of expression emotions
-Color makes one feel a certain way
-Technique is ruff with the flow of paint/texture
3.The videos relate to the readings because theey give clear examples to whats was said in the readings. The videos give us anbother way of seeing what was taught.
4. The videos where long but they gave a lot of important information and some of it was very interesting.
Sunday, April 10, 2016
Mask Making
I chose this mask as an example of fashion mask making. The facial expression on this mask shows how this mask is worn in theatre. The elements and principles shown in this mask are line, form and shape. The principles are unity and proportion.
I chose this mask because it different from the first one. This mask shows a diffenent type of fashion ans theatre. This mask also shows a little bit of culture of ying and yang. The element and principles that are shown in this mask are line, form, color. The prinicples are rythmn and unity.
Lastly, I chose this mask because it shows color into it. Its much different from the first two jmask but deffintley show the meaning of fashion and theatre. The elements shown in this mask is color, form, and value. The principles shown are proportion and emphasis.
I enjoyed making a mask of my own. The 3 masks that I have chosen have gave me great inspiration for my own, I took a little of each one of the mask to design mine. My mask has a little of me in it and has the fashion and theatre look also. My mask maybe simple but it has a lot of meaning. This mask has line, form, and texture. The principle showm in this mask is proportion, balance and unity.
Saturday, April 9, 2016
Video Review
1. I chose Buddhism and African Art because they both have very interesting backgrouds and I've always wanted to know more about their history and getting knowledge on the art history is really nice to know.
2.Buddhism
-Began in India
-Shows the meaning of life
-Two types: Hiyanna & Mahayana
-Carving there teachings
African Art
-Power of symbolism is important
-Riturals are important in this culture
-Mask represent their King
3.The readings and the videos both match up, they both gave a lot of insite about Buddhism and African Art. The videos added more to what the text had to say.
4.It was great to learn more about the history of Buddhism, its a great culure to learn from and these videos gave a lot of important and useful infromation. Same thing goes for Africa art, these video helped me learn more about their art and I got to really see more like Mask, we got to see different ones and how they were made and what their meanings are.
2.Buddhism
-Began in India
-Shows the meaning of life
-Two types: Hiyanna & Mahayana
-Carving there teachings
African Art
-Power of symbolism is important
-Riturals are important in this culture
-Mask represent their King
3.The readings and the videos both match up, they both gave a lot of insite about Buddhism and African Art. The videos added more to what the text had to say.
4.It was great to learn more about the history of Buddhism, its a great culure to learn from and these videos gave a lot of important and useful infromation. Same thing goes for Africa art, these video helped me learn more about their art and I got to really see more like Mask, we got to see different ones and how they were made and what their meanings are.
Saturday, April 2, 2016
Exploring Line
2.The media that I chose to use is pencil. I chose pencil because I like pencil it gives me the better feeling that i am incontrol. I tend to find charcol a bit messy and when it starts to smudge too much i get fustrated.
3. I absoultly hated drawing with my left hand it was the most awkwardest think ever. I couldn't tell my hand what tob do, It was like my hand was it own person. The only thing that I could do right was the shadding of my tattoo on my wrist. I wouldn't try this again.
4. I do belive this is the best drawing of them all. My right hand drawing my hand was pretty decent but my left hand drawing my right was out of control.
5. No. But I kind of want to learn to control my left hand.
Video Review
1. I picked "The drawings of Michelangelo" because I've always wanted to know more about Michelanagelo and I like the name. I picked "Leonardo da Vinci: The Mind of the Renissance" because Leonardo da Vinci is one of the artist that I know a little about.
2. Key Concepts
The Drawings of Michelangelo
-He was a draftsmens and a creater
-His use of Cross-Hatching
-He taught himself sculting
Leonardo da Vinci
-Corrected Facial Proportions
-He always wanted his work to be perfect
-He was an inventor
-Also he was into music
3.The videos seem to always relate to the text because it give us as readers and viewers to see for ourselves. We get to almost seem like where there viewing the work. When younare reading the reading it is as like you hearing a story told from someone else but your weren't there. This was we get to see it from a diffenent persepective and also our own.
4.I actually enjoy the videos, even though there long there informational. And you get to see alot more "pictures" from when you reading the text, it most definetly adds depth.
2. Key Concepts
The Drawings of Michelangelo
-He was a draftsmens and a creater
-His use of Cross-Hatching
-He taught himself sculting
Leonardo da Vinci
-Corrected Facial Proportions
-He always wanted his work to be perfect
-He was an inventor
-Also he was into music
3.The videos seem to always relate to the text because it give us as readers and viewers to see for ourselves. We get to almost seem like where there viewing the work. When younare reading the reading it is as like you hearing a story told from someone else but your weren't there. This was we get to see it from a diffenent persepective and also our own.
4.I actually enjoy the videos, even though there long there informational. And you get to see alot more "pictures" from when you reading the text, it most definetly adds depth.
Friday, March 18, 2016
Video Review
1. I chose the video "The Greek Awakening: Art from the 5th Century BC" because I always wanted to know more about Greek living. And it would also be nice to learn about there art fromn the 5th century.
2. Video #1: More Human Than Human
-The human body was the inspiration for many famous artworks
-Comparison from the picture body figures and actual body figures
-Egyptian carvings on the wall
-Human sculptures found in the ocean
Video #2: The Greek Awakening: Art from the 5th Century BC
-When the Nile flooded it helped stabilize archicuture
-Egypt was the first settled civilization
-There was a Parthenion before the Parthenion
-Greek Tragedy started in Athens
3.Both these videos realate to the readings in the text because they show and explain how art has changed through out history. These videos and text also tell us the where art has evolved from a what different civilizations view of art and how it affects them.
4.Based on the films, I think that they give out a lot of important information on art history. They add depth to the readings because they allow us to see a hands on view on what is talked about in the readings.
2. Video #1: More Human Than Human
-The human body was the inspiration for many famous artworks
-Comparison from the picture body figures and actual body figures
-Egyptian carvings on the wall
-Human sculptures found in the ocean
Video #2: The Greek Awakening: Art from the 5th Century BC
-When the Nile flooded it helped stabilize archicuture
-Egypt was the first settled civilization
-There was a Parthenion before the Parthenion
-Greek Tragedy started in Athens
3.Both these videos realate to the readings in the text because they show and explain how art has changed through out history. These videos and text also tell us the where art has evolved from a what different civilizations view of art and how it affects them.
4.Based on the films, I think that they give out a lot of important information on art history. They add depth to the readings because they allow us to see a hands on view on what is talked about in the readings.
Saturday, March 12, 2016
Video Review
1. Video #1
Prairie Style (Frank Lloyd Wright)
-Blend Buildings naturally into there suroundings
-Floating horizontal planes
-Using nature and lighting to make the homes natural
-Using a window as a exterior wall
-Clear Stories
Video #2
Last Call for Planet Earth: Sustainable Development and Architecture
-New Building reduce energy
-All companies want sustainability
-Apartment building structures reduce eneryg
-Knowing the difference of whats used and what is wasted
2. These videos are similar to whats is in the text because there trying to tell us that Architecture is art too. And also they are explaing to us what is actually accuring, dor expample; How companies are trying to become susyainable and how they can be more enegry efficent.
3. The Prairie Style video gives us the backgroud on the history of Architecture and how Frank Lloyd Wright has put a impact on other Architects in the future. The Last Call For PLanet earth video gives you architecture in a different way. What they can do to make developments sustainable on Earth.
4. I chose the Frank Lloyd Wright video because I ahve always admired Frank Lloyd Wright as a architectutre. I learned about him in my high school engineering classes and always wanted to know more about him. I chose the Last Call for Plantet Earth Video because the title seemed as if it something I wouldn't be intereset to pick so it did, but it seemed very interesting at the end.
Prairie Style (Frank Lloyd Wright)
-Blend Buildings naturally into there suroundings
-Floating horizontal planes
-Using nature and lighting to make the homes natural
-Using a window as a exterior wall
-Clear Stories
Video #2
Last Call for Planet Earth: Sustainable Development and Architecture
-New Building reduce energy
-All companies want sustainability
-Apartment building structures reduce eneryg
-Knowing the difference of whats used and what is wasted
2. These videos are similar to whats is in the text because there trying to tell us that Architecture is art too. And also they are explaing to us what is actually accuring, dor expample; How companies are trying to become susyainable and how they can be more enegry efficent.
3. The Prairie Style video gives us the backgroud on the history of Architecture and how Frank Lloyd Wright has put a impact on other Architects in the future. The Last Call For PLanet earth video gives you architecture in a different way. What they can do to make developments sustainable on Earth.
4. I chose the Frank Lloyd Wright video because I ahve always admired Frank Lloyd Wright as a architectutre. I learned about him in my high school engineering classes and always wanted to know more about him. I chose the Last Call for Plantet Earth Video because the title seemed as if it something I wouldn't be intereset to pick so it did, but it seemed very interesting at the end.
Saturday, March 5, 2016
Peer Review
1.
http://lutherartinquiry.blogspot.com
http://jayczuba.blogspot.com
2. When viewing both pages work for Project #1, i completly agreed with the decisons on what photos where taken do describe each element. It was great to see that both projects where different settings. That way I see compare the differences in each element.
3. I didn't do this project but it was great to see my peers and what they liked, saw, and what there views where on the paintings.
4. The process to reading you peers work can sometimes be hard because sometimes we all don'y agree on the same thing, but in my case I did and I enjoyed looking at my peers work, because I get to see what I can do to make my work better. This yes would be a value to my learning.
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http://lutherartinquiry.blogspot.com
http://jayczuba.blogspot.com
2. When viewing both pages work for Project #1, i completly agreed with the decisons on what photos where taken do describe each element. It was great to see that both projects where different settings. That way I see compare the differences in each element.
3. I didn't do this project but it was great to see my peers and what they liked, saw, and what there views where on the paintings.
4. The process to reading you peers work can sometimes be hard because sometimes we all don'y agree on the same thing, but in my case I did and I enjoyed looking at my peers work, because I get to see what I can do to make my work better. This yes would be a value to my learning.
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Friday, March 4, 2016
Video Review
1. Key Concepts
Through the Eyes of the Sculpter
-Every Stone has the one type of smell
-When stone is wet it is heavier then when it is dry
-Sculpting takes patience
-Detail is created when clay is added and chipped at
Glass and Ceramic
-Glass is made from sand
-Glass is a liquid
-Fire is used to form glass
-Glass hardens when cold
-Before glass there was ceremic
-Ceremic is also made with fire
-Ceremic is rock
-Ceremic is harder that steel
2. The video and text both give the same protocol to what is talked about. The reading give more detail to what is going on while the video shows the hands on experience of whats being done.
3. Both videos give a lot of informative information. I loved the glass and ceremic video because i learned that glass was made from sand. But it was also good to know how sculptures are sculpted and how the detail is put into them. The videos added depth because they showed how each thing was made, in detail.
Through the Eyes of the Sculpter
-Every Stone has the one type of smell
-When stone is wet it is heavier then when it is dry
-Sculpting takes patience
-Detail is created when clay is added and chipped at
Glass and Ceramic
-Glass is made from sand
-Glass is a liquid
-Fire is used to form glass
-Glass hardens when cold
-Before glass there was ceremic
-Ceremic is also made with fire
-Ceremic is rock
-Ceremic is harder that steel
2. The video and text both give the same protocol to what is talked about. The reading give more detail to what is going on while the video shows the hands on experience of whats being done.
3. Both videos give a lot of informative information. I loved the glass and ceremic video because i learned that glass was made from sand. But it was also good to know how sculptures are sculpted and how the detail is put into them. The videos added depth because they showed how each thing was made, in detail.
Sunday, February 28, 2016
Logo Design
When I was creating my logo I had no idea what to create. I thought It was be a easy thing to create. But it took some time.
2. Describe the process: creative thinking skills and ideas you used in the logo creation.
My process of creating my logo wasn't that bad. At first i thought I do something simple but as i thought about it I felf that I should do something more cretive. I thought my logo some be more interseting than my initials, which was my first plan. My logo should represent what I love; money and shopping.
3.What was the most important discovery you made in the creation of your logo?
The most important discovery I made when creating my logo, was it does't have to be perfect. And a logo is a symobol of you.
4. What is the most important information you learned from watching the videos, powerpoint, and reading material for this project? What is your opinion of the videos?
I learned that when creating a meanig full logo yo have to captures the tour spirit and works across different formats. My opinon of these videos; with what they say. logps create a sympols of help and or understand me. They could even mean something like how mines represent, shopping and money.
Sunday, February 21, 2016
1.Discuss what you thought about creating the Value Scale and Color Wheel
When i was craeting the color wheel i found it very fun, it really wasn't that had to create. just mixing colors together to get a new color. But when creatingt the value scale, it got quite difficult because when I did it i couldn't get pencil the way I wanted it.
2. Which media did you enjoy working with the best and why?
I enjoyed working with the color wheel more because painting is fun, and mixing colors together to create new color are exciting and cool.
3.What was the most important discovery in the creation of these studies?
The most important discovery in the creation of these studies was taking your time because the first time I did the color wheel I sorta rushed but then i didn't like how it came out so I did it again.
4. What is the most important information you learned from watching the videos for this project? What is your opinion of the videos?
I felt the video added a lot of support to the written directions. It helped me know what to do plus more. I really enjoyed it.
Sunday, February 14, 2016
Project #1
I really enjoyed doing this first project, maily because I got to use my camera to take different pictures of the things around me. I loved seeing that these elements are all around me. I had many pictures to choose from.
Thursday, February 11, 2016
Module 3
1. Describe Color and it's effects on emotions.
Color comes in different shades that has different meanings. Each color ties to a different feeling that causes emotions. For example the color red usually means anger. So when a artist uses a lot of red in his or her painting it most likely means they are trying to expression their feeling of anger.
2. What is a theoretical aspect of color that most intrigues/fascinates you? Why?
The theoretical aspect of color that most fascinates me is the meaning of each color, like how we already know that when you see bright and excitings colors on a painting, you know the mood of thre painter is joy and happiness; vise versa when you see dark colors on a painting its means the painter could have been feeling a very dark emotion or sadness when the painting was created. It all flows together.
3. In the Color video, what made the biggest impact on you in regards to color and it's effects on emotions?
What made a big impact on me is that color can be difficult to control. Only because color can really take a big impact on ones emotions. When you look at the colors of a painting you start to feel the mood of the painter. and sometimes you can feel the emotion of a painter.
4. In the Feelings video, what made the biggest impact on you in regards to color and it's effects on emotions?
What put a big effect on me and what i've always thought was cool is when a painter creates a pictue, no matter what way or angle you look at the painting its all the same. (you can see the whole picture, it follows you) Or when Leonarda da Vinci crated the Mona Lisa, her eyes follow where you go.
Color comes in different shades that has different meanings. Each color ties to a different feeling that causes emotions. For example the color red usually means anger. So when a artist uses a lot of red in his or her painting it most likely means they are trying to expression their feeling of anger.
2. What is a theoretical aspect of color that most intrigues/fascinates you? Why?
The theoretical aspect of color that most fascinates me is the meaning of each color, like how we already know that when you see bright and excitings colors on a painting, you know the mood of thre painter is joy and happiness; vise versa when you see dark colors on a painting its means the painter could have been feeling a very dark emotion or sadness when the painting was created. It all flows together.
3. In the Color video, what made the biggest impact on you in regards to color and it's effects on emotions?
What made a big impact on me is that color can be difficult to control. Only because color can really take a big impact on ones emotions. When you look at the colors of a painting you start to feel the mood of the painter. and sometimes you can feel the emotion of a painter.
4. In the Feelings video, what made the biggest impact on you in regards to color and it's effects on emotions?
What put a big effect on me and what i've always thought was cool is when a painter creates a pictue, no matter what way or angle you look at the painting its all the same. (you can see the whole picture, it follows you) Or when Leonarda da Vinci crated the Mona Lisa, her eyes follow where you go.
Thursday, February 4, 2016
Module 2
1. For each video and article list/discuss the key concepts you learned.
Aesthetics - This was all new and different to me so everything seemed like a key concept. But the one things that stood out was when Georg William Hegel said "The work of art is a sensible object not only for the sensible intition but only for the spirit...The beautiful is defined as the appearence or the sensible reflection of the idea, of the Absolute."
Carta - This video as a whole had me a little confused because I can't connect the dots in where science and art combine.
CNN- What I found interesting in this article is that they explain how one sees a picture being three dimmensional; How the brain tricks one to think its three dimmensional.
2. Which philosopher's theory on aesthetics do you feel is most important? Be sure to mention the philosopher's name, era (time in history), and contribution to the aesthetic theory in your response.
I think Georg William Hegel of the late Enlightenment theories was more inportant because when he said this quote "The work of art is a sensible object not only for the sensible intition but only for the spirit...The beautiful is defined as the appearence or the sensible reflection of the idea, of the Absolute." to me he saying Art is a reflection of its artist and that is something I belive is 100% true.
3. What do you think about Changeux and Ramachandran scientific view of aesthetics and art? What was the most interesting fact you discovered from each speakers lecture?
Changeux and Ramachandran scientific views were both interesting to me and they both had something type of different theory and that made it more interesting. What I enjoyed from Changeux is the MRI pictures from the brain and the emotion. I found it very cool that you can see that all from a picture, in the brain. What I learned from Ramachandran was that art isn't to create a realistic picture but is used to rearange or alter something to cause an affect on the brain.
4. How do the videos and article relate to the readings in the text?
I alwasy find it helpful when there are videos to go with the text because then you don't just get a moving picture you get a better or different type of understanding to what the book has to offer.
5. What is your opinion of the films and article? How do they add depth to understanding of the topics in your reading in the text?
I enjoyed watching the aesthetics video because it was clean and understand and the video quality was great and I enjoyed Georg William Hegel's theory. The second video was interseting but the the speaker was hard to understand at times. These videos add depth because it gives you a visual and a clear understanding of whats being taught.
K. Noble
1. For each video and article list/discuss the key concepts you learned.
Aesthetics - This was all new and different to me so everything seemed like a key concept. But the one things that stood out was when Georg William Hegel said "The work of art is a sensible object not only for the sensible intition but only for the spirit...The beautiful is defined as the appearence or the sensible reflection of the idea, of the Absolute."
Carta - This video as a whole had me a little confused because I can't connect the dots in where science and art combine.
CNN- What I found interesting in this article is that they explain how one sees a picture being three dimmensional; How the brain tricks one to think its three dimmensional.
2. Which philosopher's theory on aesthetics do you feel is most important? Be sure to mention the philosopher's name, era (time in history), and contribution to the aesthetic theory in your response.
I think Georg William Hegel of the late Enlightenment theories was more inportant because when he said this quote "The work of art is a sensible object not only for the sensible intition but only for the spirit...The beautiful is defined as the appearence or the sensible reflection of the idea, of the Absolute." to me he saying Art is a reflection of its artist and that is something I belive is 100% true.
3. What do you think about Changeux and Ramachandran scientific view of aesthetics and art? What was the most interesting fact you discovered from each speakers lecture?
Changeux and Ramachandran scientific views were both interesting to me and they both had something type of different theory and that made it more interesting. What I enjoyed from Changeux is the MRI pictures from the brain and the emotion. I found it very cool that you can see that all from a picture, in the brain. What I learned from Ramachandran was that art isn't to create a realistic picture but is used to rearange or alter something to cause an affect on the brain.
4. How do the videos and article relate to the readings in the text?
I alwasy find it helpful when there are videos to go with the text because then you don't just get a moving picture you get a better or different type of understanding to what the book has to offer.
5. What is your opinion of the films and article? How do they add depth to understanding of the topics in your reading in the text?
I enjoyed watching the aesthetics video because it was clean and understand and the video quality was great and I enjoyed Georg William Hegel's theory. The second video was interseting but the the speaker was hard to understand at times. These videos add depth because it gives you a visual and a clear understanding of whats being taught.
K. Noble
Thursday, January 28, 2016
The process of creating this gmail was lowkey hard because I never made a gmail acccount and i dint remeber the last time I made a email account. I didnt realize gow much verifying was required. But i got it done.
In this art class I don't just to expect to earm a credit but to learn more about art and how it is read. I think I said that right.
This is my second semester taking a online course and I hope it isn't like last semster. I found out that I can get notifications sent to my phone so that should make this a lot less stressful.
K. Noble
In this art class I don't just to expect to earm a credit but to learn more about art and how it is read. I think I said that right.
This is my second semester taking a online course and I hope it isn't like last semster. I found out that I can get notifications sent to my phone so that should make this a lot less stressful.
K. Noble
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