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    how they communicate ideas and meanings through their artworks. Analyse this statement referring to two artists that you have studied this year and their work. Spanish‚ traditional artist Magdalena Carmen Frieda Kahlo y Calderon‚ simply known as Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) and Australian‚ contemporary artist Peter Booth (1940- ) are two artists who produced works in different historical and cultural contexts. Growing up and spending most of her life in Mexico‚ Kahlo was heavily influenced by traditional

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    Frida Kahlo’s painting called Self Portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird portrays negativity by having the symbols of bad luck around her. This artwork was created in 1940 after her divorce from her husband Diego Rivera also ending her affair with Nikolas Muray. This portrait can be found at the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin. This artworks main subject is Frida Kahlo in addition to the black animals the green fauna. This represents that she’s sure of herself‚

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    Question 1 2 out of 2 points According to the text‚ one of Richard Nixon’s personal constructs was Answer Selected Answer:  C.  "us versus them." Correct Answer:  C.  "us versus them." Question 2 0 out of 2 points Because they both thought in terms of privacy an power‚ Nixon and Kissinger could relate well to one another‚ according to Kelly’s _____ Corollary. Answer Selected Answer:  A.  Choice Correct Answer:  D.  Sociality

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    When William Spratling was first invited to teach at the National University of Mexico in the summers of 1926-1928 no one would imagine this man would immigrate to Taxco and have a big impact on silver. Spratling played a big role in development‚ migration‚ and folk Mexican culture. At the time his work may not have seemed like a big deal but its influenced Mexican culture enough to be proudly displayed in the Mexican Cultural Institute 16th St mansion. The name of the event I chose to attend is

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    is that Frida would always be the one to go back in time to become the Frida Kahlo‚ which mean free will does not exist in this case. Free will does not exist because every action have a reaction and actions arise as consequence of the initialing action. Because she was named after Frida Kahlo and the invention of the time machine‚ it caused/led her to choose the path to go back in time and become the famous artist. Which means she would not be morally responsible for the absence of Frida Kahlo if

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    privacy and sense of security is stripped from you immediately. Any secret or past scandal will bubble to the surface. The easiest way to avoid this‚ but still receive glory‚ is simply to become famous after you are dead. This is what happened to Frida Kahlo. Frida Kahlo is extremely influential‚ but if she had lived today‚ she would have been even more famous‚ due to the way people become famous in today’s world‚ her work‚ and her struggles. It is said that everyone

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    Frida is shown living her life in Mexico in pain but not letting anyone be aware of it. She was known for wearing long native dresses to hide her scars and braces from the accident (Nyman‚ 2016). In Across the Universe when Max went through the process

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    part of the 20th century female artists such as Maria Izquierdo‚ Frida Kahlo and Elizabeth Catlett inspired the new Mexica revolution of art.

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    Frida Kahlo is often hailed as the most well-known and influential woman artist of all time‚ yet few know of her actual impact on society. While her rise to fame can be attributed to the feminist movement of the 1970s‚ it is important to acknowledge the influence that her artwork had on modern feminism (Biography.com). Frida Kahlo defied traditional female gender roles through her art by emphasizing the physicality of the female body without eroticizing it and by expressing gender fluidity in her

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    entire lives without feeling these emotions and art is more moving if these themes are involved. The following artists have expressed and experienced pain‚ suffering and depression. Käthe Kollwitz’s work reflects of personal and painful memories‚ Frida Kahlo’s work is a confronting and detailed painting about her suffering and Vincent Van Gogh’s work is one that captures his agony and depression.

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