I am Glad I made the trip. It brought back that overwhelming feeling of appreciation for a beautiful work of art. This was a great experience writing this essay. I have never been to the Museum of Arts and Science. It is definitely a place I will visit again.
In David compositions, it is evident that the costumes, the events, the characters, the themes and the settings fit uncontestably in an historical contest, with all it beauty. His historical compositions represent a strong sense of gravitas, as well as a certain rhetorical quality of posture and gesture, along with patterns of drapery that owe much to Greek sculpture. It
The Bonompark mural was longer than the San Bartolo. These murals are an amazing and incomparable way of resource from the Mayans. I was amazed by the beauty of these murals, as I am sure many others
The story seemed to be very well thought of, The dancers all was very good. The timing, the way they dressed, and the way that it is put was very well thought of as well. Anybody should watch it they would enjoy it, but it may be a little bit confusing but it still works
The design along with the art pieces found outside, specifically the Rodin statue, which stood prominently in front of the museum, struck a curiosity in me to see the art on display within it’s walls. The next area that really made me stop and admire and marvel at the skill and creativity needed to create
34) He also proves that the Las Vegas is not the only place that has caught on to these faux decors. Another huge faux décor is at Disney Land on their Main Street. Curtis’s points out that many Americans are taken with these concepts because they can see so many things without having to travel all over the world. In having all these things built you need to have someone actually carve the Styrofoam. Curtis does an overview of the setup for
The story was pretty good. It seemed to hold a lot of the attention of the audience. It was very interesting, because they looped certain things into actual historical events. They threw a nonfictional twist into some actual fiction. It was also very entertaining because they had lots of jokes that kept the crowd laughing and cheering.
Penny’s works are very inspiring to students like me who are studying art and wondering what to do as a career in future within the art field. Penny’s works instantly captures the audience's eyes and inspires the audience to look at objects or people in different ways. It has inspired me as well to look at people in a different way and for when I create art, I should distort it in various ways to see what meaning I can create out of it. I would just say that I really enjoyed “Re-Figured” as it was a fresh and different type of artwork that I have never studied or seen before. It was very inspiring because of the way he represents his sculptures and it was entertaining and interesting to stare at because of how such three-dimensional the figures looked to the naked eye and did not even have to wear 3D
Question 1: How would Ann Fudge fall into the each of the Five Factor Model (FFM) categories? Surgency: Ann will fall into the surgency dimension because she is self confident and decisive. She had the ability to interact effectively with constituencies of a consumer business. Agreeableness: Ann is a easy to get along with it states that she can get along with everyone from consumers, factory workers on a production line, and executives in the boardroom. Dependability: Ann is clearly dependable and committed to her line of work.
She’s always surrounded with the regal air, the kind which made everyone always talking to her with a high degree of respect and which somehow made her appeared taller though she’s rather short. Compared to his 6 feet tall, Trey’s always towering over her even when she’s wearing her high heel shoes. “Well, I heard your painting session went well. They said you are really calm and content, and your drawing has progressed toward a brighter theme,” She said in a much cheerier tone. Her gaze wandered to the gray wall, high arched ornamented ceiling overhead, and finally to a row of painting and sculpture on either side of the corridor.