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    Museum Critique

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    Most art people do not know about it‚ and the shoppers do not seem to care‚ but the place is owned by Ray Nasher of Nasher Sculpture Center‚ and he has placed an impressive percentage of his collection in front of Neiman’s‚ Barney’s‚ Victoria’s Secret‚ and the Watch Hut. For the sole purpose and interest in the art presented throughout the mall‚ I chose to visit Nasher Sculpture Center located in the Dallas Art District. After I reach my destination in Downtown‚ I park my car and drop coins in the

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    Extacy of St. Theresa

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    writers of the day”.Irving Lavin said "the transverberation becomes a point of contact between earth and heaven‚ between matter and spirit.” Bernini was also the one who designed the contrasting darker walls‚ columns‚ and environment around his white sculpture. This is the part of the autobiography where St. Theresa describes her experience of ecstasy: “I saw in his hand a long spear of gold‚ and at the iron’s point there seemed to be a little fire. He appeared to me to be thrusting it at times into

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    They detail their reasoning in addition to the common misconceptions that gave rise to the museum keeping the marbles in the first place. Some of these misconceptions include the allegations of Lord Eglin stealing the marbles‚ that the sculptures should return to the Parthenon‚ and the argument that the British don’t think that Greece can keep the statues in adequate care. They address these main arguments along with a few other points to support their stance on keeping the Parthenon marbles

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    PHL/458 July 15‚ 2015 Veronica Van Ry Taking Imagination Seriously Janet Echelman starts her Ted talk saying take imagination seriously. She is a world renowned artist obtaining this wasn’t an easy task. MS Echelman had never studied sculpture‚ engineering or architecture. After completing college‚ she applied to several different art schools and was denied by all of them. Her iron will and determination didn’t let that stop her she made her imagination come to life. In 2011 in long beach

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    Hellenistic Period Essay

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    Greek ideas and culture was spread‚ hence the name Hellenic meaning Greek. Greek culture expanded from modest‚ localized city-states to large‚ open communities. The art in this period pushed the boundaries of the classical design in architecture‚ sculpture‚ and painting. The emphasis on art shifted from religious and naturalist to dramatic human expression. Architecture during the Hellenistic Period became more detailed and

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    Gianlorenzo Bernini Kelsey Hardy Born in 1598 in Naples‚ Gianlorenzo Bernini would go on to dominate the art world with his sculptures and architecture. Bernini was born to sculptor Pietro Bernini and Angelica Galante. He was the sixth of thirteen children. Bernini would not marry until May 1639‚ when he wed twenty-two year old Caterina Tezio. She bore him eleven children. He later died in Rome in 1680 and was buried in the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore. Bernini’s career began under his

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    public art

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    installation of Convolution‚ a modern sculpture created by Bremerton artist Will Robinson. The attention gained by the debates of the Convolutions placement has brought public art in Yakima‚ and polices of the Yakima Arts Commission to a high in the community. An adverse reaction was given when the placement of the Transcendence took place. Will modern public art contribute to our communities in positive ways or will it negatively affect the community. The Idea of a sculpture or other public art form for

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    Norman Albao

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    Last Supper V. Organization Sculpture I. Introduction The idea for the Oblation (University of the Philippines) was first conceived during the presidency of Rafael Palma‚ who was the one to commission Guillermo Tolentino to make the sculpture. Originally‚ the statue was completely naked‚ but‚ as morality was prevailing at that time‚ it was modified by former U.P. President Jorge Bocobo with the addition of a fig leaf to cover the genitals. The sculpture was funded by the U.P. students

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    planetary home‚ especially if not kept healthy and maintainable. The dried cod became a vital economic product and main of the Portuguese intake. The Portuguese found Muslim merchants entrenched along the African coast. The Slave Coast‚ as the Bight of Benin‚ was searched by the Portuguese since the 1470s. It was not until they reached the kingdom of kongo’s coast in the 1480s that they overdid the Muslim trading territory. Also during the 16th century‚ the Portuguese also started to settle their newly

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    Museum Experience Paper

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    It was like I made a real connection with the sculptor‚ even though I don’t know the exact message being portrayed. However‚ I made inferences based on my critical thinking skills‚ judgements and observation. I would give this sculpture two thumbs up because it seems to be portraying a strong message that’s not only powerful‚ but positive. This artwork is important because I view it as a form of inspiration. In other words‚ it opened a path to my creativity‚ allowing me to see the

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