Public art "The line explaining identity, dignity, and unity is art" (Chaz Bojorquey) is the word I agree with. According to their culture, religion, personal preference and many other factors, art is different from everyone's perception. As long as the creation is meaningful to the creator and the person seeing it, it should be regarded as art. Public art is a very controversial subject and it poses a significant problem, "Public art should be regarded as real art", I think it should be . Public art is the art of public places like this. The term "public art" may be reminiscent of the historic statue of cavalry in the park. Today, public art can take a variety of shapes, sizes and sizes - temporary or permanent. Public arts include mural paintings, sculptures, monuments, composites of landscapes, community art, digital new media, even performances and festivals. (American artist) Since art makes people think, all public art can interact. But it is public art that really stimulates us. Public art includes the human body, allowing people to think, move and react art. There are lots of pop-up public art, a bottom-up design that allows people to enter the community and engage them in the process of public art. These art works are an important element of our city and contribute to outdoor activities in our city. Setting a fountain, touching art, or incorporating art into the structure of public space may have a big impact on the community. When people like to get along with art, they create a sense of place to add meaning and symbolism to the public places they visit. Regular visits to public spaces bring social change and make this place more enjoyable and popular. Art life is in that framework. By setting up public art events you can revitalize public spaces that are open to groups of viewers who may not be able to consciously collect it within their own time. Activation of this public space adds a sense of lifestyle, presence, and roundness. Public works are attractive and provide a sense of a changing place over time as the environment changes. As part of the environment public works projects a sense of learning from a shared environment. These encounters motivate people to accept new things from outside regardless of information and ideas. Art welcomes the reaction of the audience and stimulates expression of personal thoughts. However, it is not necessary to return an activation exchange.

The graffiti - public art movement spreads colorful graffiti on the walls of our major cities, making it impossible to ignore this form of "public art". As contacts with this form of expression increase, people begin to recognize the style, the repeated themes, patterns and styles. For the general public, graffiti seems to represent "disruptive behavior", an attempt to weaken the ugliness and the threat of social values ​​and fame. For those who write graffiti, graffiti is a secret expression, a mystical calligraphy of the city form, a voice to "male". Graffiti as an infringement of social law and order can be traced back to the 1st century of the Christian era. Since graffiti movements are characterized by graffiti styles in public places, new aesthetic things are obtained. As with graffiti itself, the art of graffiti has been removed from the wall as an image carrier and the style is multifaceted; the general function is the frequent use of signs and symbols. The graffiti - public art movement spreads colorful graffiti on the walls of our major cities, making it impossible to ignore this form of "public art". As contacts with this form of expression increase, people begin to recognize the style, the repeated themes, patterns and styles. For the general public, graffiti seems to represent "disruptive behavior", an attempt to weaken the ugliness and the threat of social values ​​and fame. For those who write graffiti, graffiti is a secret expression, a mystical calligraphy of the city form, a voice to "male". Vandalism, contempt, rebellion, these are some of the descriptions most people use for graffiti, but how is graffiti different from other art forms? Like other artworks, graffiti is an expression. It is easy to say that graffiti is the largest art movement we have ever seen, especially worldwide. Graffiti began in the early 1960's, but the first artwork of the cave where our ancestral ancestry lived could be said to be doodle. These cave paintings are the way people at that time express themselves by talking about special things about their lives. The medium being used evidently evolved from berries and dirt to modern aerosol paint cans, but it is still only the wall art (xS3NTRYx)

The installation of Christo and Jeanne-Claude is called The Gates, one of their epic stories, located in Central Park, New York. This work included more than 7,500 gates using saffron colored cloth panels that fill the park's sidewalks. The gate began from the entrance of the park and its name was inspired by the opening of the stone wall separating the city and the park, also called the gate by the architect. You can meet an array of 6 to 18 feet wide through a 16 foot high gate. Kawandeep Virdee uses technology and art to explore ways we can create meaning and joy together. He co-founded a new American public art to create an interactive art that makes public spaces more public and welcoming. Likewise, his online art is also dedicated to encouraging collaboration, games and creativity. Yagmur Uyanik has created a new media artwork and installation. She explores collaboration with unexpected technologies and drives viewers to find new ways to perceive that process. She is interested in a gradual change in the moment I see it. Having a background of architecture and music, the audience experiences the full range of perceptual limits, creates a unique area for the audience to deal with sound architecture between the sound reality of the universe and the subjective imagination of the audience . We all believe that the new geography of contemporary art and a wide range of public influences make the art scene a reality public space. Nominally, this is absolutely the truth. However, it is open and acceptable at the level of cultural event production, but the logic to carve contemporary art archives and history is far from open, so we need to understand such inscription rules and rules. This does not mean a person who hides this logic from social space, but art plays a role in these two systems. chemicals Art is all political, art in the society dominated by the elite that manipulates art can only be political. You (A) create art directly for the ruling class, (B) spread the dominant orthodox, indirectly serve the ruling class, make a harmless mall art, make everything peaceful as the world burns . Attention, or (D) Revolutionary inspiration art. Regular participation in the latter is one of the most innovative things anyone can do.

Public art has both duplicated concepts and contradicting concepts, as it not only satisfies the creator of art expression, but also must take care of the popular wishes. Evolution of society - Tan (He Zhaoji: 2005) In recent years, Hong Kong government and corporate groups' art projects are much better than in the past (before 2010). However, the format of public art has not changed for decades. Phenomenon of Children in Hong Kong I Phenomenon of Children in Hong Kong II Phenomenon of Children In recent years, children born after the 1990s have been called "children in Hong Kong". Most of the comments on "children in Hong Kong" are negative. This article is aimed at discovering the features of "children in Hong Kong" and the reasons for this phenomenon. Through the study of "Hong Kong Kids", it can be shown ... "Eric Clapton" Eric Patrick Clapton was born in Ripley, Surrey, UK on 30th March 1945. His grandparents raised him because his mother (Patricia Molly Clapton) was 16 and his father (Edward Fryer) was a military crew. While being raised, he did not notice that his sister was indeed his mother. On Eric's 13th birthday, he received an acoustic hear guitar, but he did not want to play it. It was not until then that he began to play. This is the case of Hong Kong, Hong Kong is beautiful, Hong Kong is a beast! The Ethiopians arrived in Hong Kong around 11:45 am on March 14, 2018. I am one of the exhausted passengers, I hope to go to bed as soon as possible. But I do not know anything about beauty and beasts, just assume that the city is all the other cities I know; perhaps super gorgeous and big, but just another city. After landing, the immigration officer took us to the corridor to collect all the blacks and took us to the corridor; when you sit there, you wondered why you are embarrassed and all the white people passed by It was. The corridor alone seems not enough, immigration officials are wary again.

During a vacation in any city, visitors inevitably take pictures of symbolic public statues and buildings and identify them by associating them with landmarks and buildings. Allow free access without invasion of private indoor space and confirm the identity of the place you visit. Explain the relationship between art and the environment and document the fact that people are "there". In any city house, citizens do not agree or agree to be presented in the form of urban public art as part of their cultural identity. Toronto is the central city culture center of Canadian English. It is the site of the University of Toronto (1827), Ryerson University (1948), the nearest York University (1959), the Ontario Museum of Fine Arts, Ontario College of Art and the internationally renowned Royal Ontario Museum of Art. Innovative Ontario Science Center, Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Canada National Ballet. There are not only one of Canada's leading medical and scientific research centers, and the world-class Toronto Zoo, but also other nationally renowned arts, music and library institutions. Toronto is the central theater city of Canadian English, and its rich multicultural diversity is also reflected in the performing arts. Toronto is located on the northern shore of Lake Ontario and is the center of Canada's most prosperous city. It is the center of national economy, economy, industry and culture, the capital city of Ontario. The history of the urban community dates back to 1793, but when British colonial officials established "York Town" on the Canadian upstream border, people lived here right after the last glacial age. This distant village grew into "Toronto City" in 1834, and through the subsequent development and expansion, Toronto became one of the most livable and multicultural cities in the world today. Urban art is an artistic style related to urban life and city life, usually done by artists living in city life or passionate about city life. In this way, urban art is a combination of street art and graffiti, inspired by urban architecture and the current city lifestyle and is often used to summarize all forms of visual art that appear in urban areas. As urban art is characterized by its existence in public space, they are often seen as destroying and destroying private property. Urban art begins at the neighborhood level, but many people with diverse cultural backgrounds live together, but it is a modern and infinitely used international art. Many urban artists move from city to city and have social connections around the world. The concept of 'Urban Art' starts with street art, mainly including graffiti culture.

Significance and identity in public art When I visited Parliament, I felt I returned to ancient Greek culture. From the big pillar that supports the building to the statue of the Greek goddess of our "hero of war", it is easy to mistake the parliament for the Greek temples. I would like to share with you the things that architecture tells me, the theme of the art I have observed, and the reason why the building is located in the present place. Anyone with the basic knowledge of ancient Greece can see similarities between the Greek temple and the Parliament. Public art "The line explaining identity, dignity, and unity is art" (Chaz Bojorquey) is the word I agree with. According to their culture, religion, personal preference and many other factors, art is different from everyone's perception. As long as the creation is meaningful to the creator and the person seeing it, it should be regarded as art. - The art of the land is created by combining art and nature in a complicated way. Land art is also called earth art or earth work. This art is designed directly in the natural landscape with the help of natural materials and the help of organic media such as leaves, stones, earth, rocks, water, logs. Mechanical earthmoving machines are also used by a few artists. Artists demonstrate the reaction to industrialization and urbanization through land art As discussions between artists and intellectuals about "ethnic expression" turn into discussions on social responsibility and "civil" identity, artists like Aaron Douglas are increasingly looking into the public domain as in the 1930's We are aiming. Means for solving art and life. Douglas mural paintings for schools, libraries and YMCA reflect this change to society and the colorful and rhythmic sense of Archibald J. Motley (Jr.) Easel painting Many artists of the 1930's are in the Harlem Renaissance I started their career. Advocates of charity groups like the Harmony Foundation are now working on arts with the support of federal art projects on work progress management. These artists such as ALLAN ROHAN CRITE, Ernest Crichlow, DOX THRASH, etc use a visually conservative but politically radical figurative art with the theme of poverty, racial discrimination, and increasing social consciousness It is.

More than $ 500,000 anger to Bowfort Towers art encouraged the city council to temporarily suspend its public art program, hoping to rectify the criticism process On Wednesday, the city council responded to the suggestions of most city politicians, including mayor Naheed Nenshi, unanimously put the plans on hold in response to the shrinking response to the art in the northwestern Calgary. It was criticized for that price. An obvious cultural possession of the black leg tradition Mr. Nenshi pointed out that the Council is trying to change the public art policy in 2014 but since criticism is related to the light of the planet (commonly known as a huge blue ring) "I think that we are doing the right things all the time, but even if we made a mistake, there is a possibility of mistaking it," he said. "We hope that by coordinating this policy we can solve the problems we are doing correctly, but that also prevents us from doing something wrong." The committee has now about 54 public art projects, and among them heard that only 14 projects have yet to consider bidding. Since many of these projects may affect the time and cost of ongoing infrastructure projects such as Southeast 17 Highway, the Council agrees to abandon the major projects performed by Public Art Freeze Did. COUN. Drew Farrell, one of the council's most enthusiastic public art advocates, said that there seemed to be no problem with the fact that some of the important features of the improved policy were not adopted. To protect heritage "If you follow exactly the policy of 2014, you can avoid much controversy," she said. "We will not be able to make such a mistake again, we will lose our plan and never get it." COUN. Sean Chu often criticizes Calgary's public art policy and the most important factor is that taxpayers are to participate in conversation. "You need to include the public - if you do not involve the public, this will happen again," he said. In addition to the unanimous suspension of official art acquisition (management reports its impact in November), the Board also focused on best practices, how to prioritize funding in depression, I asked for a new process to be approved again next year. How to involve the public Open discussions, especially controversial policy issues, tend to focus on problematic aspects, but all other aspects are often excluded, and from extreme cases to different aspects Well there. Consistent messaging can exploit this dynamics by having a higher average message quality since consistently used messages can be the most promising messages. It may conflict with it as attempting various messaging strategies to determine which "take-off" is an excellent way from the public eye. Which of these possibilities ultimately happens depends, among other factors, on how much feedback a supporter receives when trying various messages at different times. COUN. Drew Farrell, one of the council's most enthusiastic public art advocates, said that there seemed to be no problem with the fact that some of the important features of the improved policy were not adopted. It is used for heritage protection. In addition to the unanimous suspension of official art acquisition (management reports its impact in November), the Board also focused on best practices, how to prioritize funding in depression, I asked for a new process to be approved again next year. How to involve the public The Fairfax County Arts Council (VA) coordinated the artistic layout of the county's public buildings and in 1989 adopted a policy to ban images in religious images and other public works. . As a result, photographs of 92-year-old Jewish prayers photographed by San Francisco de Asis Church and Edgar Bosar in Esta Gladstone in 1994 were removed from the county building. After exchanging letters between ACLU and the American Jewish Council, the Arts Council abandoned its policy

The installation of Christo and Jeanne-Claude is called The Gates, one of their epic stories, located in Central Park, New York. This work included more than 7,500 gates using saffron colored cloth panels that fill the park's sidewalks. The gate began from the entrance of the park and its name was inspired by the opening of the stone wall separating the city and the park, also called the gate by the architect. You can meet an array of 6 to 18 feet wide through a 16 foot high gate. Kawandeep Virdee uses technology and art to explore ways we can create meaning and joy together. He co-founded a new American public art to create an interactive art that makes public spaces more public and welcoming. Likewise, his online art is also dedicated to encouraging collaboration, games and creativity. Yagmur Uyanik has created a new media artwork and installation. She explores collaboration with unexpected technologies and drives viewers to find new ways to perceive that process. She is interested in a gradual change in the moment I see it. Having a background of architecture and music, the audience experiences the full range of perceptual limits, creates a unique area for the audience to deal with sound architecture between the sound reality of the universe and the subjective imagination of the audience . We all believe that the new geography of contemporary art and a wide range of public influences make the art scene a reality public space. Nominally, this is absolutely the truth. However, it is open and acceptable at the level of cultural event production, but the logic to carve contemporary art archives and history is far from open, so we need to understand such inscription rules and rules. This does not mean a person who hides this logic from social space, but art plays a role in these two systems. chemicals Art is all political, art in the society dominated by the elite that manipulates art can only be political. You (A) create art directly for the ruling class, (B) spread the dominant orthodox, indirectly serve the ruling class, make a harmless mall art, make everything peaceful as the world burns . Attention, or (D) Revolutionary inspiration art. Regular participation in the latter is one of the most innovative things anyone can do.

You have heard many words in Calgary that wish to become 'world class cities'. I like this town, so I'm happy to see this, but what do you mean? What makes the city wonderful? One is a strong and rewarding arts, culture and public art. All "world class cities" such as London, New York, Berlin, Chicago, know that investing in powerful and rewarding arts, culture and public art is the key to success. Supporting the art, especially the current view on Calgary's public art, is primarily responses to specific controversies, ignoring the overall situation. For example, most public art projects such as manufacturing, construction and installation are done in Calgary, many projects are awarded to Calgary artists, and many projects are held in the city every year. Community celebration Calgary's public art project was developed as a city policy in Calgary in 2004, one of the most respected projects in the country that has been quoted and published both internationally and internationally. He has won numerous awards, including the Mayor's Urban Design Award (more than 2 times), Canadian Landscape Society Association, Canadian Downtown Vitality Award, American Art Prize. Projects, projects and initiatives will be presented at conferences, lectures and keynotes from London to Hamilton, Copenhagen to Saskatoon, historical geographer conferences, and Canada's Creative City Network Summit. The program is usually developed nationwide, and of course obey professional best practice standards. Working in the public domain requires expert knowledge and concrete knowledge. Experts such as engineers and architects bring expertise to these public art projects as well as professional artists who are experts in their fields. Calgary's public art program brings years of experience to each project and builds a very successful collaborative approach to working in the public domain over time. The journey of public art projects is time consuming, there are many levels and nuances. This may be lost if the likelihood of establishing a relationship through this process will be boil down to simple likes and dislikes. Calgary's public art programs and policies are reviewed more frequently than anywhere else in the country. Sometimes a review is needed and a process is developed, but every few years there is a need to further develop a public art dialogue engaged in an ongoing dialogue outside the controversy. Especially see the progress and success achieved in recent years. . This is the reason why our city is a world class. Accept success and challenges and celebrate our achievements Ciara McKeown is a public artist and consultant working in many cities in Canada and the USA. Since the National Art Foundation (NEA) became the largest artistic fundraiser of the year in 1965, the controversy on artistic public funds has been increasing from time to time. Some Americans want to limit taxes and government funds for the program so some of the controversy is political, sometimes controversial as work created by tax funds is considered aggressive It is. Study these problems at the Opposition Resource Center and write an editorial that supports or opposes the 50% reduction of NEA funds The change of the National Arts Foundation (NEA) was canceled in the late 1980s as the old controversy caused the first "public moral inspiration" proposal. The 1980s was a decade of intentional controversy, which led to the British Turner award named after JMW. Turner is famous for the blue nose of the early 19th century and includes all the Queen Victoria of Prudho and paintings of wild exteriorists. Today 's NEA will not fund the art that will spur the controversy and financing boom of the 1980' s. Andres Serrano 's photo "Pissing Christ." Serrano said it does not mean a big controversy by public photographic exhibitions. Gallery (Photographer also received personal direct funds from NEA) The problem faced by most cultural policies and art fundi

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader As a result, the fool was a co-creator of Christine Schlesinger and the filmmakers Donnadic Social Public Art Resource Center, both an artist and an educator. The mission of the organization is to fund community public art projects in the Los Angeles area. The name suggested by Schlesinger is from an article by Mao Zedong, "A spark can start a fire on the prairie". In short, it will be a mural, or an idiot will like to call them "a place of public memory." "I see this metaphor: hundreds of miles of concrete pipes are land wounds," she wrote. . "I remembered the scars I saw in a young man in Los Angeles, my friend and Fernando's mentee suffered so much injury in the gang war in East Los Angeles, the ugly traces are powerfully beautiful It changes to. This is a mural called Los Angeles Great Wall. It was arranged by Judith Baka in 1976 with the help of more than 400 artists and community youth organized by the Center for Social and Public Art Resources (SPARC). Judith Baka used a police station abandoned to coordinate the production of mural paintings and other projects. With the help of SPARC and other artists, Judith Baca was able to complete mural paintings in the six summers. It is 13 feet tall and 2,754 feet long, which is equivalent to about 6 city blocks in Los Angeles. This mural painting the history of Los Angeles has many panels. Look at history from the perspective of women and ethnic minorities with a stupid vision

In 1990, the National Arts Foundation Act states that the President should ensure that the judgment on grant application "adopts general decent standards and respects different beliefs and values ​​of American citizens" Prescribed by the president. This provision has been widely publicized and questioned based on whether it violates the right of freedom of expression. However, the US Supreme Court has decided to consider this proposal as constitutional. In this article I will examine the ideas advocated by philosophers, economists, and communityists to support public art funds. It has been found that, for all reasons, a well respected provision on funds is reasonable. This paper concludes with a detailed discussion on "economics of the world". As a result, the debate about public funds for controversial art is largely ruined by the blind anger of one party and the blind arrogance of the other. In response to the Mapplethorpe photography program, blind anger may be the best example. And the members who felt many of Parliament's moods did not see Helms' most aggressive pictures, they only saw it. The Mapplethorpe exhibition broke all attendance records in early 1989 and markedly increased enrollment in the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art. It was a retrospective exhibition designed to treat all works of Mapplethorpe fairly. Most pictures are very classic nude photos including men and women. Since the National Art Foundation (NEA) became the largest artistic fundraiser of the year in 1965, the controversy on artistic public funds has been increasing from time to time. Some Americans want to limit taxes and government funds for the program so some of the controversy is political, sometimes controversial as work created by tax funds is considered aggressive It is. Study these problems at the Opposition Resource Center and write an editorial that supports or opposes the 50% reduction of NEA funds In 1989, public funds related to art came out. The elected officials tried to restrict the reduction of donations, reduction of budget, and provision of funds, accusing the National Arts Foundation for funds to "porn" and "hearing impaired". The National Committee or Chairperson of the NEA was sensitive to Congress pressure and decided several financial assistance for political reasons, not for artistic reasons. NCFE, together with the Constitutional Rights Center and ACLU, served as a legal representative for the four performance artists whose claim was overturned by then NEA Chair John Frohnmayer of the time.

In 1990, the National Arts Foundation Act states that the President should ensure that the judgment on grant application "adopts general decent standards and respects different beliefs and values ​​of American citizens" Prescribed by the president. This provision has been widely publicized and questioned based on whether it violates the right of freedom of expression. However, the US Supreme Court has decided to consider this proposal as constitutional. In this article I will examine the ideas advocated by philosophers, economists, and communityists to support public art funds. It has been found that, for all reasons, a well respected provision on funds is reasonable. This paper concludes with a detailed discussion on "economics of the world". As a result, the debate about public funds for controversial art is largely ruined by the blind anger of one party and the blind arrogance of the other. In response to the Mapplethorpe photography program, blind anger may be the best example. And the members who felt many of Parliament's moods did not see Helms' most aggressive pictures, they only saw it. The Mapplethorpe exhibition broke all attendance records in early 1989 and markedly increased enrollment in the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art. It was a retrospective exhibition designed to treat all works of Mapplethorpe fairly. Most pictures are very classic nude photos including men and women. Since the National Art Foundation (NEA) became the largest artistic fundraiser of the year in 1965, the controversy on artistic public funds has been increasing from time to time. Some Americans want to limit taxes and government funds for the program so some of the controversy is political, sometimes controversial as work created by tax funds is considered aggressive It is. Study these problems at the Opposition Resource Center and write an editorial that supports or opposes the 50% reduction of NEA funds In 1989, public funds related to art came out. The elected officials tried to restrict the reduction of donations, reduction of budget, and provision of funds, accusing the National Arts Foundation for funds to "porn" and "hearing impaired". The National Committee or Chairperson of the NEA was sensitive to Congress pressure and decided several financial assistance for political reasons, not for artistic reasons. NCFE, together with the Constitutional Rights Center and ACLU, served as a legal representative for the four performance artists whose claim was overturned by then NEA Chair John Frohnmayer of the time. The change of the National Arts Foundation (NEA) was canceled in the late 1980s as the old controversy caused the first "public moral inspiration" proposal. The 1980s was a decade of intentional controversy, which led to the British Turner award named after JMW. Turner is famous for the blue nose of the early 19th century and includes all the Queen Victoria of Prudho and paintings of wild exteriorists. Today's NEA does not fund arts that spur the controversy and financing boom of the 1980s. Pictures of Andres Serrano "Pissing Christ". Gallery (Photographer also received personal direct funds from NEA)

JSTOR is part of ITHAKA, a nonprofit organization that supports academic institutions to use digital technology to protect academic records and promote research and education in a sustainable way. © 2000-2018 ita ka. Copyright JSTOR®, JSTOR logo, JPASS®, and ITHAKA® are registered trademarks of ITHAKA. Artstor® is a registered trademark of Artstor Inc. ITHAKA is an authorized dealer of Artstor Inc. As a result, the debate about public funds for controversial art is largely ruined by the blind anger of one party and the blind arrogance of the other. In response to the Mapplethorpe photography program, blind anger may be the best example. And the members who felt many of Parliament's moods did not see Helms' most aggressive pictures, they only saw it. The Mapplethorpe exhibition broke all attendance records in early 1989 and markedly increased enrollment in the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art. It was a retrospective exhibition designed to treat all works of Mapplethorpe fairly. Most pictures are very classic nude photos including men and women. Since the National Art Foundation (NEA) became the largest artistic fundraiser of the year in 1965, the controversy on artistic public funds has been increasing from time to time. Some Americans want to limit taxes and government funds for the program so some of the controversy is political, sometimes controversial as work created by tax funds is considered aggressive It is. Study these problems at the Opposition Resource Center and write an editorial that supports or opposes the 50% reduction of NEA funds In 1989, public funds related to art came out. The elected officials tried to restrict the reduction of donations, reduction of budget, and provision of funds, accusing the National Arts Foundation for funds to "porn" and "hearing impaired". The National Committee or Chairperson of the NEA was sensitive to Congress pressure and decided several financial assistance for political reasons, not for artistic reasons. NCFE, together with the Constitutional Rights Center and ACLU, served as a legal representative for the four performance artists whose claim was overturned by then NEA Chair John Frohnmayer of the time.

II. Theme or focus of the campaign A. Description and explanation of the problem to be solved The Oxford English Dictionary expresses art as "an expression of human creativity and imagination, usually in visual form, with its beauty and emotional power It creates works. " I appreciate it. "Art as a hobby was only for entertainment from the beginning. Satisfaction of expressing this entertainment can be achieved by expressing thoughts and emotions, providing a visual experience, and creating fantasy and magic. VALUES project is led by Harvard University Education Faculty Small Project Senior Researcher, Associate Professor of Art Education at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Louis Music, Art Learning Coordinator / Project Director, Art Learning Leadership Alliance, Alameda County Education Bureau, California Art Led by Dr. Lois Hetland. Ann Wettrich, deputy director of education for Center for Public Life Art. The top four systems and the bottom four systems prioritize internal activities rather than content and results. This view emphasizes emphasizing the balance of health in the learning process and experiencing experiences rather than excessively emphasizing concrete things. We recognize that focusing on customs is a valuable learning for human beings and not useful for educational institutions. The system does not shy away from the mystery of peace with safe, flat text, please do not distort the ease of your measurement Art integration is related to school arts education. Art education existed in various forms in the 19th century, but it was welcomed as part of John Dewey's progressive education theory. The first publication describing the seamless interaction (art integration) between American school professor's art and other subjects is Leon Wenslow's comprehensive school art project (1939). In the rest of the 20th century, the role of art education in public schools faded with the political trend of the country and economic well-being. The future of art education will be questioned in the coming years. In public schools, representatives of art are getting less and less, and funding for related courses may reflect this. Brian Naylor wrote in an article about NPR, "President Trump 's budget demands a drastic reduction in various domestic projects including arts, humanities and institutions that fund public media." If the next generation students do not have adequate art education, how will this affect their success in the work force? Public Art Boston: If you are interested in an artist who wants to post Boston's public art, project or idea, please go here. Public Art Boston is a project of the Boston Art Council. Artists (and more general) can search for educational resources such as public phone search, project suggestions, or interactive maps, public art discussion series, artist interviews. SheStarts: Through mentoring and social activities, SheStarts will support women entrepreneurs in the Boston region. With the sole purpose of "women entrepreneurs start business, develop and maintain business," they are hosting an online breakfast (a way women give food) every month.

Calgary mayor recently stated that the recent $ 500,000 piece of work by New York artist Dell Geist shows the need for more public support for public art funded by taxpayers. Naheed Nenshi said that the controversial artistic installation of Bowfort Towers has not seen the western end of the city, so he does not think about judging its artistic value. In an article on Facebook's Facebook page, the mayor asked the day when I long for the public art to become more friendly. "When I heard about Bowfort Towers last week, my initial thought was" I had to admit that it was only once, not a historical figure, but I can not decide myself, "he said on Facebook It was. Nenshi told reporters on Thursday that the dust of the $ 500,000 work by New York artist Del Gist recently announced the need for more public support for taxpayer funded public art He said. Mentioning Peace Bridge and George C. Golden Bridge on St. Patrick Island, "There are two pedestrian bridges built nearly at the same time in the Bow River," he said. "One of them caused a lot of drama, which in June will not be able to play because all the brides are lining up to take a picture of the wedding, the other is more expensive, and it is more expensive I do not cause a little drama, one reason is that the public actually participated in the bridge.Decision on design I think this is a good thing. Bowfort Towers is one of two new public art exhibitions, part of the new interchange of Trans-Canada Highway and Bowfort Road N.W. In his Facebook post, Nenshi said that he and his board colleagues must make more efforts to let Calgary participate in the selection of public art. "I do not think politicians should take responsibility for the selection of public art," he said. "But in reality, sometimes the statues of people and horses are truly amazing." Mr. Gaist said the work benefited from a conversation with members of the Blackfoot community where the four towers are consistent with indigenous cultural symbols. Tsuut'ina First Nation's spokesperson criticized this project and stated that it would not be appropriate to reflect the symbolic meaning of the Earth if it did not work with the artists and elders of First Nations. But Nenshi said he consulted a "specially skilled" knowledge manager with expertise in Blackfoot's archeology and symbolism. "Is this discussion different, but of course I can not blame my colleagues in my city office because my colleagues in the city are asking them to do it according to their policies." Nenshi also said that the team that chose the art installation was unjustly elected and criticized. "I do not like the fact that these volunteers have unresolved mobs for all of these problems, they know they are working very hard, they read various proposals To say "I would like to find something that might not be as good as we finally get what, but I definitely want to respect this job." The background here is very important. According to city data, in 2015, Nenshi became the target of 36 serious threats serious enough to involve police. In 2016, this figure soared to 65. In general, Nenshi did not pay much attention to these threats, even if they doubled. He continued talking and portrayed Calgary as a popular place. But later, when the election came fierce, when he dared to mention racial discrimination fostered by Calgary, he found a city that refused. As Barack Obama told the Americans, Nenshi described Calgary. Strangely, when requesting racial discrimination, Nenshi satanized "Johnny Jews from New York" during the last day of the campaign when commenting on public art in the election debate Current member word I was more angry than Sutherland. The other is 2017 Bowfort Towers. The rock is supported by steel beams. Along the Canadian crossing road at the entrance to the west of Calgary, this part is criticized by the indigenous community and resembles the traditional black leg tomb structure. Mr. Wo

In today's public education system, art and physical education courses are considered less than core courses. Since math and English courses are considered more important, there is not enough money to fund the courses of arts and physical education or elective courses. In order to solve the problem that the course of art and physical education is thought to be inferior to the core curriculum, we must focus more on sports, art and humanities science and pay more money Hmm. In this article we will look at some of the social factors of public school education such as political rhetoric, differences in funds between science and art, curriculum pressure from university entrance requirements, role of technology in economy, media influence . Priority interest in the success of mathematics and science Comments on the decline in the interest in art and the influence on the art subculture in public and public schools Creation of subculture: decline of social art dominated by technology, science and economics Associate Professor / Professor, Arkansas University / Professor Ronda M. Mains In today's public education system, art and physical education courses are considered less than core courses. Since math and English courses are considered more important, there is not enough money to fund the courses of arts and physical education or elective courses. - Disadvantages of unfair public school financing Many students entering college may notice that they are not prepared for the university course. These students enter university courses facing major problems. They discovered that high schools are not sufficiently equipped for the difficulty of university level courses. These students do not have sufficient infrastructure to prepare for advanced carriers and university admissions. For public secondary education, there are courses for high school, trade, language, elective subjects of liberal arts, excellent college students, and industrial art students. California's public education system is backed by a unique constitutional amendment that obliges K-12 and community college to grow with minimum annual budget along with economic and student enrollment. State research university system is the University of California (UC), public university system. As of the fall of 2011, the University of California had a total of 234,464 students. At the University of California San Francisco, there are 10 UC campuses and the San Francisco Medical Center at the University of California, the most advanced hospital in California, with full commitment to educating health care graduate schools.

The provision in the US Constitution does not require the government to spend taxpayers' money to provide grants to artistic expressions. However, if government funding for art is available, it must be done in a way consistent with the First Article of the Constitution, that it can not be expressed in the financing decisions based on whether the government agreed with the art or not . Otherwise, government officials can use the taxpayer's money to raise funds for the project to support their views. However, government funding is not unlimited. Clearly, each art funding application can not be used. As such, government agencies need to choose to have certain discretion to distribute funds for art. Even now, it is still subject to lively discussion, how much it is set as art to decide what kind of fundraising of government discretion A feature of writer Chris O'Filly's work is the use of natural substances. In his portrait of the Virgin Mary, it is a feces of the elephant of a natural substance. Paintings feature private collections of works and are exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, an art sensory piece of works that are exhibitions of several authors. The first sensation in the exhibition at the Royal College of Art in London in 1997, gathered many audiences. Since some works are provocative, the London exhibition also led to several protests. The exhibition moved to the Brooklyn Museum of Art, Atlantic controversy in 1999. New York Mayor Rudolph Geely Yi (Rudolph Guilliani) ridiculed the exhibition in particular the Virgin Mary of Ofili "sick one". Although there is not public funds for sensation, the mayor Guilliani requirement has withhold the funds for the operation and maintenance of the museum and for expelling from the building's lease of the city unless the exhibition is canceled. Brooklyn Academy of Art Science V. In New York City, the federal district court in New York temporarily stopped taking any action against the New York City Museum and issued a temporary injunction order. The court issued a ban as it believes that when the case is totally lawsuit, the city funds proposal detention and the movement of the mandatory repatriation museum can be seen as an act of unconstitution control its content . Exhibition of the museum. Attractiveness launched and further lawsuits, six months after the legal negotiations, everyone was withdrawn, the final agreement holds the contract to repay another $ 5.8 million for repayment of funds and museums Although being done in New York City has been done, In the summer of 1989, the maple soap exhibition not only concerned people in the country concerning art by problem public funds move, but also reviews and obscene questions. I agreed to be one of the organizers of the Corcoran Museum of Art in Washington, D.C., this museum tour. Maple soap decided to display him just before his death exploring the latest in the series. Title Robert Maple Soap: A perfect moment, the show contains pictures from his X's portfolio including a drinking urine, BDSM, a self-portrait whip inserted into his anus. The program is planned by Modern Art Institute (ICA) Jane Nickel or Dayton. ICA received funds from the National Arts Foundation to support the Maple Soap exhibition at the Corcoran Museum of Art. Because the museum did not want to participate in politics, Corcoran canceled the show which ended the contract with ICA Congress can learn the art of direct public funds directly by tracking appropriately for the local arts organization to fund the National Arts Foundation (NEA), the arts funding organization of domestic law and the local government. These entities of national artists, creative people and cultural groups distribute subsidies and public services. In nominal dollars (not after inflationary adjustments) over the past two decades, public funds of art increased by 31%. National and local fund procurement models related to economic growth and economic downturn. Local funds While

Public school art reduces art classes within the budget of the national and public schools. Art includes dance, bands, chorus, drama, movies, paintings, paintings, photography and literature. Some Boards of Education believe that these art courses are not necessary and will not benefit the students in any way. Primary school students, junior high school students, and high school students had to give up their enthusiasm and I felt that their talent was not supported by the school. Many people do not know, but there is a close relationship between art education and academic achievement. Should all students receive art education? Do art education relate to the outcomes of other academic disciplines? What is the social outcome of a public school art course? Are there studies to support evidence-based practice in the direction of art? Since art education in public schools affects the allocation of public funds, it is one of the policy issues and the theme of ideal digital evaluation. An easy way to evaluate the importance of art education programs and their impact on students is to study the academic, psychological and social impact of art education on urban schools. In addition to students with special needs, it is worth noting that public schools in the city often serve more students with low socioeconomic status (SES) and English learner (ELL). Reducing the art subjects of urban public elementary schools according to budget is not a new phenomenon. According to research by Dr. Ryan D. Shaw of the National Association of America in recent years, the art curriculum and teacher of the Lansing School were reduced according to policy conditions, budget problems, dropout rate, and a negative view of elementary school art teachers. Music education "They call it" planned time reduction ". This is a euphemism. "We cut curricula for other people, art, music, sports, health. . "There are about 87 full-time positions in these different fields." American art education differs according to school and school district. Music is widely taught in elementary schools, and 94% of public schools designate music courses. It is often reported that other art subjects are integrated into academic subjects. Art classes are usually covered by special allowances. When these grants are exhausted or not renewed, the curriculum of the art is cut. When I talked about how to sell their show to Rauma and Thomas in America, they talked about research in consideration of the decline of art education. "In addition to being proven to improve motor skills and spatial reasoning, music education can improve test scores and reduce aggression," explains Lauma. Indeed, in the 2007 survey students showed that students who participated in the stellar music education program had 22% higher English scores and 20% higher mathematical scores than low quality music educated students It was. According to a survey in 2016, music education can mitigate aggressive behavior

Body art is an invasive process that punctures or damages the skin. Pollution or pathogens can penetrate the body by penetrating the skin. Improper hygiene practices such as inappropriately disinfected instruments and lack of aerial spores may result in infection, spreading infections such as hepatitis B and hepatitis C. The aim of Boulder County Body Art Regulations is to carry out the safety and sanitary practice of body art, the safe and healthy physical environment of body art, and the safety and hygiene of the equipment used in the body art program. According to the current law (Colorado state Body Art Law 25-4-2103, parental guardian's consent) it is not feasible to carry out body art for those under the age of 18 without the written consent of the parent or legal guardian It is a criminal offense. If a minor does not obtain written consent before doing a body art procedure, it is a minor breach and a fine of $ 250 will be imposed. For details of current law see Colorado Body Arts Regulations. Permanent make-up including micro-expanding is regarded as a kind of body art in Boulder County. A permanent makeup artist must obtain Boulder County body art license and permission from the Colorado Regulatory Authority (DORA). Colorado excludes ear holes from the definition of body art. Currently, piercing pier is not subject to public health and safety management. Ears penetration of the examined body can be obtained from approved body art facility For the purposes of Section 6.2 of the Body Art Rules, as long as the context requires, body art practitioners are employed in the body art practitioner apprenticeship scheme established by the department under section 6.1 of the Body Art Rules. The term "person" needs to mean "body art practitioner's trainee" and the term "body art practitioner's driver's license" means "an apprenticeship license of a body art practitioner". All body art practitioners should wear clean clothes according to hygiene practices and maintain high degree of personal cleanliness when doing body art activities. If the clothing of the body art practitioner is contaminated, please wear clean clothes before starting the body art activities after that. A person applying for a body art practitioner's license must certify to the department that he / she has complied with all training, disclosure, consent and educational requirements of this body art regulation. . The department issues or renews the license before "actual licenses for practitioners". The department shall notify the person holding a license or similar certificate or registration to engage in the implementation of pigmentation, tattooing and perforation issued under the jurisdiction of another city, county or state for 30 days You can issue a temporary license. . This temporary license allows you to do hyperpigmentation, tattoos and / or puncture in Cambridge under direct supervision of a body art practitioner whose person has a valid practitioner's license issued by the province I will do it. Whenever a body art practitioner or operator does not meet the requirements of the department and when complying with the notice issued by the department under this body art rule, the director of public health can postpone the subject of the art practicing license . The art practitioner or body art facility licenses the subject operator so that the subject matter practitioner is satisfied until the thematic art practitioner or operation obeys the notification order.

Art surrounds our factory from cost to cost, which changes our perception of the world. Although it seems impossible to distinguish between art and ridicule, it is forced to see the ugly aspect of vulgar contemporary art. The term graffiti comes from Italian meaning graffiti, it is called graffiti ("graffiti" question and controversy). Some people say that street art has become very popular among artists, but one problem is illegal. Because it is destructive to the public, the law should not bear this kind of art. As with many other "discussions" and "discussions" there are exceptions to including graffiti in art. Graffiti related to drugs, violence, gangsters are not considered art. Understanding the difference between markers and graffiti artists is important. Because of their similar approach, many people confuse the distinction between markers and graffiti artists. Tagga is usually an inexperienced teenager who graffiti on public buildings or walls of private buildings, but graffiti artists create works of thinking art. Finally, graffiti should be classified as an art form Graffiti is a type of expression. Unlike graffiti and markers, many people confuse graffiti. And if done properly and with experience, graffiti creates beautiful artwork. Indeed, some artists categorizing themselves as graffiti artists are very successful in actually selling their work. Just last week, British artist Banks sold his work for over $ 400,000. Banksy as well as graffiti platform is on the rise. Many people actually treat graffiti as art. In addition to its growing popularity, graffiti usually contain important information. As mentioned above, graffiti is an artistic form and expression. It uses their platform to express their comments on society. With this in mind, graffiti helps the community provide individuals with voices that express their perceptions of something in society.

As one of the four courses in the basic year of visual arts learning, this course will focus on core digital technology for visual arts. Students registered in the Visual Arts BFA program will take precedence. The number of people in regular classes is limited Undergraduate course of visual arts provided by the Faculty of Fine Arts Academy of Fine Arts Before these dates, the curriculum will say "Course that matched the search criteria was not found." If this message appears after these dates, the course will not be scheduled for the selected time period. Art @ 106 was started by a group of local artists and community members who felt they needed to exhibit and sell art at the Bellevue. I decided to become a member of the Bellevue Art Association to advertise the Bellevue Artists Association as a tax exempt organization. John and Judy Miller are members of the original group and offer rental services at 106 S. Sandusky Street at very affordable prices. This is the beginning of art @ 106. Basically it is where local artists display and sell their work. ART 106 continues to explore the accelerated quest for the exchange of world images and thoughts from the best Michelangelo of the Renaissance era to contemporary architecture and video. Until now, we have considered public art museums and the emergence of industrial culture and mass media of the 19th century. While following the rise of the modern rise and the growing authority of artists and architects, I will study the new form of public space, including cities and nature, and the impact of alternative ideas and political practices. Considering the development of America Art 106 provides a focus for analyzing the continuing dynamics between indigenous peoples and new cultural forms: Native American, African American, Latin American, Asian, And Europe. This diversity has built a rich and hierarchical foundation for today's efforts to explain, demonstrate and protect the irreplaceable old and new world heritage.

People of all ages convey their value through art, architecture, and style. This sentence is very obvious. The first example I discuss is an example of ancient Egyptian society. Their society is a society based on death. Everything in their lives is developing mainly for preparations for the Hereafter. These include their paintings; they include images of the entire human being, fearing that it is not their later generation, ensuring that they have no visible limbs. As early as 1903, Alois Riegl upgraded the value of art to six categories: age value, historical value, cautious memorial value, use value, new value, and relative artistic value. The model can hardly be described about the current art market. Currently basically affecting the market may be other value of our time. The museum has acquired several facilities that are difficult to protect and these experiences are fruitful. Reproducible value shows how work gathers public attention through various media and collectable value evokes a direct environment for transportation, storage, insurance, and important resale. The speculative value of art is supported by the complexity of information asymmetry. Due to myriad of unknown and unknown art's safety, the value preserved in art is guaranteed. Information on art market is not missing, but qualitative and anecdotal evidence of succulent plants are penetrating. Rumors and sales records are extreme cycles for art auctions - each season is easily repeated with nuances. As the blade rises, speculation begins to boil, and a lively sound is made with a suspicious illusion of uncertainty. It is a kind of "if" pleasure. Confidence in expertise and time trials. Art, or art market is a permanent FOMO machine that works well with many controversial speculative foundations. The most interesting thing is that the passage of time keeps the speculative value of art. The speculative value lasted in the art and has been going on for centuries. In the art market, information is always asymmetric - always asymmetric. Even the authenticity of artwork needs to be inferred. When guessing the future value of collection art, investors will consider a combination of artist, size, color, state, origin, medium, exposure, reliability, quality. Only the dimension of "artist" has countless charming features. These are only internal factors of art. Essentially, the art market follows a hedge against fashion and economics. Today's art investors need to compare the impact of Bitcoin on new supply of art investors and their potential competition as a value store.

Opening Hours: 1 am to 4 pm on Thursday, 1 o'clock to 4 o'clock on Friday, 10 am to 4 pm on Saturday and 1 o'clock to 4 pm on Sunday after Thanksgiving. 4 to 7 pm on Thursday. If the flag is flying, we are open Mural paintings, paintings, watercolors, oil paintings, pastels, photographs, cloth, ceramics, jewelry, wood products, glassware, sculptures by local artists, cards and all other unique works For details on class hours and courses, please visit our Facebook page or call 419-483-3244, send an email to artat106@gmail.com and leave a message. Art @ 106 was started by a group of local artists and community members who felt they needed to exhibit and sell art at the Bellevue. I decided to become a member of the Bellevue Art Association to advertise the Bellevue Artists Association as a tax exempt organization. John and Judy Miller are members of the original group and offer rental services at 106 S. Sandusky Street at very affordable prices. This is the beginning of art @ 106. Basically it is where local artists display and sell their work. Art @ 106: The Bellevue Artist Association is a sub-entity of the Bellevue Arts Society that aims to promote BSA's purpose and to utilize the status of BSA's charitable organization. Art @ 106 provides a structure for four county craftsmen including but not limited to creative art, art class, art exhibition, and personal commercial art sales location. Art @ 106 is operated by all committees consisting of committee members. There are two types of membership, commercial and non-commercial. Hidden members - We promote the purpose of the organization and enjoy the interests of the group (course, travel etc), but please do not sell the work at the factory. They may be asked to apply. There is no limit to the number of nonprofit members. Singles are $ 20, couples are $ 30, families are $ 50 Show members - You have all the right to display non-members and you can sell your work at the factory. Artists can apply to become members of the show, submit their work to the judges, and vote up to two thirds of the entire committee. Membership in this category is a temporary cost of $ 50 to evaluate building maintenance costs. If you are volunteering at a store, you can get a 20% job committee. For those who do not volunteer, this is 30%. Membership will be reduced to $ 25 if display members work twice a month. Mel Poeppelman - Accounting, 419-265-2829, melvin.poeppelman @ gmail.com Jan Scagnetti - Marketing and Gallery Manager, 419-483-3152, janscagnetti @ frontier.com Art @ 106 Tax-free donations can be donated to Art @ 106 and mailed to P.O. Box 96 of Bellevue, Ohio 44811. 327 Art. Law No. 106 161/2003: "1" shall be the judge of a lawyer and no lawsuit must be filed with the judge, the court within two years after the office is dismissed. (2) A prosecutor who became a lawyer must not offer judicial assistance to the criminal prosecutor's office of his own place after two years have passed since the official position was terminated. Article 19, No. 4, 51/1995: "Lawyers of former judges shall not file a lawsuit in the court they are in charge, former public prosecutor and police are in charge for 2 years Civil servants within Art @ 106 was started by a group of local artists and community members who felt they needed to exhibit and sell art at the Bellevue. I decided to become a member of the Bellevue Art Association to advertise the Bellevue Artists Association as a tax exempt organization. John and Judy Miller are members of the original group and offer rental services at 106 S. Sandusky Street at very affordable prices. This is the beginning of art @ 106. Basically it is where local artists display and sell their work. ART 106 continues to explore the accelerated quest for the exchange of world images and thoughts from the best Michelangelo of the Renaissance era to contemporary architecture and video. Until now, we have considered public art museums and the eme

Easy definition of art can be defined in various ways by individuals. It can be said that the creative achievements of people are considered art. Some people think art must meet social standards, and most intellectuals should understand the foundation of creation. For example, some people think computer generated images (such as fractals) are large, and because of the role that computers play, they are not artistic. E.O. Wilson said that "the unique role of art is to strengthen the aesthetic and emotional response. Now, while reading the simple definition of art as "expression and application of human creativity and imagination", I thought of tagging artists or at least collaborating with artists who make artists for themselves Accept. It is not for others. An artist who draws a canvas can never see the light. Drawing is not the reason why you want to sell their work, but the act of creation. Emotions, catharsis, and craftsmanship. The routine way is to place the pen on paper, improve it for every brush, discover new ways, new technologies, new ways. Rather than consume energy from you, do something to create energy in your heart Easy definition of art can be defined in various ways by individuals. It can be said that the creative achievements of people are considered art. Some people think art must meet social standards, and most intellectuals should understand the foundation of creation. For example, some people think computer generated images (such as fractals) are large, and because of the role that computers play, they are not artistic. E.O. - ... In Choi, Choi said, "The history of paper still exists, history is integrated with the story of conversation" (Choi 51). In addition, they do not want to remember their dark past by making stories and talking to others about their true past. Everyone in Chinatown does not know all the "real" history is much darker, irritable and worse than the former servant, wealthy family Paw Paw. There is no easy definition of street art. It is an amorphous beast containing art discovered or encouraged by the urban environment. Based on anti-capitalism and rebellion, it is a popular form of democratic form of public art that may be best understood through on-site observations. It is not limited to galleries, it is not easily gathered or owned by people who turn art into a trophy. In an interview with the Queens Forum, Tom Finkel Pearl, Executive Director of the Queen's Art Museum in New York, said "Public art is the best way for people to express themselves in this city." "Art made a conversation, it is very good." But he did not think that graffiti was an art, "I can not allow intentional destruction ... people need to start over in public places I am really indignant to being something, this is the culture of this fame and fortune.

A monument of the war of 1812 was revealed yesterday in downtown Toronto. Its founder, Vancouver artist Douglas Coup Land, will clear up the winner of the war According to National Post, these figures are made of foam and steel and then covered with a hard coating of resin. They are manufactured in Calgary and shipped to Toronto at an estimated cost of around $ 500,000. Let the historian discuss the war of 1812. Let your gentle reader judge the artistic value of this monument. Instead, I would like to focus on how to procure this public art. The monument was ordered by the developer of the condominium as "Contribution of Public Art". You may be confused: Why do developers pay $ 500,000 for public art? Yes, because I have to do so. There are two ways to determine such contributions from developers. One is to request it as a condition for development approval. In this way, developers need to return some benefit to the community. The second is to allow the community to provide 'benefits' as 'good citizens' to developers. "On this site, only the 25th floor is allowed under the land use regulations, but if you donate it will return the 30th floor, you decide." From the viewpoint of public finance, the contribution of public art is not strong. Developers should bear the burden of products that are particularly beneficial to purchasers and items that the city must provide for development. But public art is a good thing for everyone, the necessity of which is not due to a specific project. In other words, public art provides better funding from public funds. This brings another unsettling aspect of this "contribution". Suppose the developer needs to donate $ 500,000 in cash. Will the city itself build a monument? How did this cost the money? It may not be the case. Consider a recent decision by the Edmonton City Council to refuse a $ 750,000 offer for a new entry sign into this city. Members of districts with signs believe that desserts are not necessary as local residents have not eaten dinner for many years. A symbolic example of a controversial art project is the ready-made artwork of Fountain in 1917 that challenges art creation. Marcel Duchamp is a avant-garde artist, a pioneer of conceptual art, is entrusted to the exhibition of the Independent Artists Association using porcelain urinal, and is stated in the rule that all works are accepted Therefore, I signed the mystery "R. Mutt". Paid artists. This wise provocation shows its imperviousness to artistic hypocrisy and innovation practice while maintaining a classic not implicitly written on what is art and what it should be It is. Back then, the fountain caused a big scandal because it caused a public place and the cultural environment of Paris. This is unpleasant, but it is only the well-known structure and power's position of famous curators and intellectuals. Banksy controversial art is an amazing way for people to express themselves and people always associate it with a controversy. Art can be human personal desire, motivation or hobby, but it can also be political information or inspiration to the whole world. Many famous artists use their own technologies, styles, and structures to transform these ideas into an art form. The underground artist from Britain called Banksy is known for his controversy and uniqueness. A controversial art installation is some interesting or unbelievable story that actually happened in the art world. Such equipment was important at the time because of political problems, environmental problems, or art problems that simply raised questions. Some were forbidden and some lawsuits were tried for resolution. This is the purpose of art, touching the "unspoiled" theme of society, let people spend some time thinking about it. Find some of the most controversial art installations below and see why they are so controversial

The rape of the capital of Ganymede in Bezerey's Saint-Madeleine explains the story of rape or kidnapped Ganymede. In the front, the capital is characterized by an eagle holding a young shepherd ganymede. With a horrible expression Ganymede 's face was turned upside down powerlessly. On the left side, two adults are holding their heads and staring at the eagle with the boys. There is a devil on the right side and I see the audience sticking out my tongue and happiness as if they are laughing at us. When seeing the Romanesque style and Gothic style art, the restoration of naturalism, the permanent contradiction between the paintings and sculptures of symbolic paintings and stories, the dichotomy of public art and private consumption art, the Germanicism We must look for oriental dichotomy Interlacing of the Mediterranean and artistic tradition and the revival of public sculpture is the first time in half a century. At the same time, they sent an envoy to hire artists from Constantinople, a mosaic and sidewalk art expert. They are aps, arches, and front yards decorating the main church; others use various stones to lay the whole church's trail. The completeness of the master adopted by Desiderius in these arts can be seen in their work. People believe that the characters in the mosaic are alive, and in the marble of the sidewalk, the flowers of each color bloom with various flowers. Romanesque art depends on the region, but it is the art of Europe from the thirteenth century to the rise of Gothic style since the 13th century. This term invented by art historians of the 19th century, especially Romanesque architecture, holds many of the basic features of Roman architecture. The Roman style is the first to spread throughout the Catholic European style from Sicily to Scandinavia. Romanesque art is greatly affected by Byzantine art, especially in paintings and island art. From these elements, a very innovative and coherent style is formed. The art of this era has a very vivid style in both sculpture and painting. The latter essentially follows Byzantine's image model, the most common theme in the church. It is the scene of His Majesty of Christ, the final judgment and the lifetime of Christ.

World War I almost blocked artistic relations between America and Europe. Most artists tend to fight back, but cultural exchanges and sponsorship are interrupted by social and political urgency issues. Visual advertising was left to business designers and illustrators, American painters continued to work to solve the problem of the explosion of the Armory show. The main trends of cubism and abstraction in American paintings after the First World War were called "accuracy". At the heart of all the art history papers there is a detailed visual analysis of at least one art work. In art history, you are building discussions on visual matters. Depending on the task, this analysis serves as the basis for the task and may be included in the paper as a backing of the contextualization of the discussion. In order to teach students about how to write art historical thesis, the department of art history recommends that you start with visual observation and lead to the development of explanatory papers / controversy. Writing uses visual inspection as evidence to support arguments about the art being analyzed A historical study of art history, visual art, also known as art history, is based on the history of art products, paintings, sculptures, architecture, decorative art, paintings, prints, photographs, identification, classification, explanation, evaluation, interpretation of interior And understanding is included There are two major problems in the study of art history such as design. The first is (1) discovering who created the specific artwork (attribute), (2) authenticating the artwork, and whether it was actually created by the artist attributed to it It is to judge. (4) to analyze the influence of past artists in history, (5) to gather information on artists and literature (information sources) prior to the place of residence Ownership of biographical data and specific artwork The history of art criticism is not just about biography efforts. The history of criticism against art often arises from examining individual objects. It tries to answer questions in a concrete and historical way, for example: What is the main feature of this style? What does this object convey? How does it work visually? Do artists achieve their goals well? What kind of symbols are involved? Do you have persuasive power? The historical pillar of this field is the chronological order of beautiful works entrusted by Western European public groups, religious groups, or wealthy people. As shown by the selection of things in art history textbooks, this "classical" still stands out. Nonetheless, since the 20th century people have tried to redefine discipline to make it more comprehensive of non-Western art, women's art, and regional creativity.

There are three galleries in the artwork research gallery where you can display art exhibitions. One type is a public gallery. The public gallery is a non-profit organization that is welcomed by the government, bereaved family, donation. Public galleries are responsible for gathering, preserving and exhibiting artwork according to the gallery's policy. They have a series of temporary exhibitions covering a wide range of artistic style and genres. Many works of seven teams can be found in Toronto's Ontario Museum of Art, Canadian National Art Gallery in Ottawa, and the Ottawa Museum of Art (where Flint collection of Canadian art exists) and McMichael's Canadian art. Collection of Kleinberg, Ontario. Under the guidance of Eric Brown, the National Gallery was the earliest institutional supporter of artists related to the group and purchased art at several early exhibitions before being officially released as seven groups. . The Ontario Museum of Art, the earliest incarnation of the Toronto Museum of Art, was used for the first time as a G7 exhibition hall. Established by Robert and Signe McMichael, McMichael Gallery began collecting paintings by Seven of Seven and its contemporaries in 1955. Art on the West Coast of Canada: Aboriginal and contemporary art galleries were held in the National Gallery in Canada in 1927, and the following year, they were sent to the Toronto Art Museum, the important and prominent exhibition of art on the west coast of Canada. Indigenous peoples and modern times represent the interrelationship between indigenous people and non-indigenous people in Canada and rare exceptions in Canadian interrelated history (McMust, our (international) 5). Native and Modern is also one of the first exhibitions to introduce indigenous aesthetics into the art world. Directory description The Yiribana Gallery at the New South Wales State Museum of Art displays exhibits of Australia's largest Australian indigenous art collection. This collection includes traditional and contemporary works by Aboriginal artists, bark paintings, sculptures, textiles, prints, photographs, watercolors, and more. If you are interested in the first Australian culture and history, this museum is worth visiting. There are various interactive exhibitions for adults and children. Listen to stories like dreams, learn about stolen generations, see boomerang, dojeridoo, and other artifact collections

The Chicago Contemporary Art Museum is one of the largest thoughtable art exhibitions, one of the largest domestic facilities specialized in contemporary art ("About MCA"). MCA's mission is to provide the public with the direct experience of contemporary art and life artists. A new building designed by German architect Joseph Paul Kleihues is seven times bigger than the former building ("building"). In October 1967, the museum was opened to the public for the first time. The Chicago Contemporary Art Museum steadily attracted new audiences and has steadily created a list of curators as a way of rethinking the story of the history of history that evolves around the Italian Renaissance and Western European ideals. "People who have chosen to organize this project have influence," Madeleine Grynsztejn of the museum curator said. There is a tendency in the museum to explain that there is no diversity lamenting that there is no qualified curators. But art experts say that museums need to seek more help - perhaps a new Kura research program at Sperman University or a youth curator program at Black Fort Cultural Research Center. Elizabeth W. Easton, director of the New York City Curatorship Leadership Center, says about young job seekers as follows. "Go to public schools and accept them." That's not it. " The Chicago Contemporary Art Museum is one of the largest thoughtable art exhibitions, one of the largest domestic facilities specialized in contemporary art ("About MCA"). MCA's mission is to provide the public with the direct experience of contemporary art and life artists. A new building designed by German architect Joseph Paul Kleihues is seven times bigger than the former building ("building"). - Compare the vibrant colors of artwork compared to you. Please be aware that the image can not be distinguished from the actual audience. These feelings when I looked at the two works of two Mexican artists at the MoLAA museum were my ideas.

The exhibition I saw at the Philadelphia Museum of Art is an exhibition on European art from 11 to 15 years. This is a series of paintings from the Middle Ages to the early Renaissance, sculptures, buildings, tapestries, and pieces from the Middle East. This exhibition is an important part of the history of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. It is the first time to display paintings from Italy, Spain and Northern Europe from the John G. Johnson collection. It gave me a good understanding of these 4th century paintings and reflected the ideas of the East and the West. During the murder of the treasure hunter at the Philadelphia Art Museum on Saturday, the mystery of the murder of the Philadelphia Museum of Art was solved. The event will be held from 2 pm to 4:30 pm at the Philadelphia Art Museum. In the event, please collect clues related to the secret of the artwork of the museum. Participants can summarize the story and discover which of the four suspects committed the murder. It is necessary to purchase in advance. Adult price is $ 37.50, valid ID number is $ 32.50. Tickets include access to museums. For more information please visit www.watsonadventures.com/public/event/the-murder-at-the-philadelphia-museum-scavenger-hunt. The Philadelphia Museum of Art is one of America's largest museums. Because the museum is located at the edge of Franklin Avenue, it provides a background for many public events including concerts and parades. The rich Renaissance, the American, and masterpieces of the Impressionists make the Philadelphia Art Museum one of the most important museums in the country. Its wonderful collection, award-winning exhibition, special show, and beautiful outdoor sculpture garden are must-see for culture. The Philadelphia Museum of Art has world-famous museums such as the Philadelphia Museum of Art and Rodin Museum of Art, and has more public art than any other city in the country. Philadelphia also brought art to the city and encouraged large-scale public murals through its mural painting project. In Philadelphia, each wall can be a blank canvas and stunning murals decorate the outer wall of the city. Public art project to encourage local artists to make city of brotherly love beautiful and use urban building work to create permanent cultural heritage. Mural painting art program began to eliminate graffiti in 1984, allowing professional artists and young Philadelphia to demonstrate their artistic talents in a constructive way.

Once you understand the history of art, it is easy to appreciate art. Art begins with a two dimensional cave mural. Then there is a picture of a two dimensional church. During the Renaissance, the artist got a vision and started painting the kettle. Enlightenment brought us a bright kettle. Romantic art depicts landscape cave dwellers, they will see, if they see the outside, understand the light and understand the light, they will see Then the art is what artists see inside them rather than outside. Impressionists are the world seen through several wine rouges. Expressionism is the Impressionist after the whole bottle. Spiral is the time when the room starts to rotate, contemporary concept art is a throwing stage. Conceptual artists are the purest form of a capitalist because they have no artistic value until they are sold. The more they sell, the more they are talented. This kind of art does not mean anything. The work of many people is to explain it. Artists install art, critics give it meaning, and collectors give it value. In addition to the general public, this is a good system for all the stakeholders. But art is not what they care about. Graphic art is drawn and continues to be purchased by the vast majority of people who can not afford the hobby of art. This style has 4 themes: a young boy and a girl kissing on the grass, a horse talking with a seagull, a small harbor fishing in a cheerful color, a deer in Kiriyama Every gallery has three important rooms that you can not miss. First of all, there is a bathroom. If the gallery is hanging on the master above the urinal, they are more likely to be treated better than anywhere else. Secondly, you have to go to the cafe. When you are not touched any of the galleries' greatest gurus, a piece of delicious tea and cake will make you lose the feeling of mental improvement. Finally, there is a gift shop. Here you can buy a master postcard so you can see them without being pressed by Belgians. You can also buy a master poster to hang around at home. This is a modern version of cave painting. Art is subjective. The way we understand art is different and each one of us decides according to our own preferences and opinions. Subjectivity is not a way for each of us to define art. When someone says "This is not an art," it is necessary to learn more to understand that I do not like it, do not understand, do not react to this kind of work. All there is no problem. You do not like specific works and shapes, neither do you like other people. Art appreciation may become a whim. Many artists today popular in museums never enjoy their success. Impressionists were once considered ridiculous. Abstraction is the loss of genuine art skills and simple vandalism of graffiti. All of these art forms which have not been accepted so far are suitable for museums, academic disciplines, current culture. Museums and galleries are two very important parts of the art ecosystem that arrive directly at people who want to evaluate and evaluate art. The museum, a nonprofit organization, consists of goods collected by local communities, collectors and artists all over the world, whether private or public. Galleries can even even offer art exhibitions generally as a commercial space for art trading. Art museums and galleries should be listed on everyone's weekend. It is the best way to spend time without putting too much money. Most galleries and museums are watching for free than watching movies. . Contrary to most people's ideas, your town always has museums and galleries. Because it is a universal mission for all governments to make art more familiar to the general public. FRESCO ICD Test V3 - Why should we go to the world's first real-life prisoners' work proof token to distribute art museums and galleries? Almost all the museum's mission statement highlights the mission of promoting art knowledge and appreciation to the widest audience. The museum will solve this problem from exhi

ART 106 continues to explore the accelerated quest for the exchange of world images and thoughts from the best Michelangelo of the Renaissance era to contemporary architecture and video. Until now, we have considered public art museums and the emergence of industrial culture and mass media of the 19th century. While following the rise of the modern rise and the growing authority of artists and architects, I will study the new form of public space, including cities and nature, and the impact of alternative ideas and political practices. Considering the development of America Art 106 provides a focus for analyzing the continuing dynamics between indigenous peoples and new cultural forms: Native American, African American, Latin American, Asian, And Europe. This diversity creates a rich hierarchical foundation for today's interpretation, efforts to demonstrate and protect the irreplaceable old and new cultural heritage of the world. We strongly recommend choosing ART 105, 106 in the second semester chronologically, but now we can do each semester separately or in order of student schedule. This course explores the history of the art and architecture of the ancient Mediterranean and the Near East, while the origins of the ancient stones (Old Stone Age) art, ranging from Greek and Roman arts and architecture, to Egypt and Mesopotamian culture It draws out through expression of. . The emphasis is placed on the way ancient cultures express human beings, the social and religious significance and background of ancient art, and the political use of ancient art. This course focuses on the major monuments, artists and artistic development of Western Europe between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Beginning with the decline of Rome from the Christian era 400 to the year 1550 AD, we continued to consider the Roman heritage, the rise of the Byzantine Empire, and the spread of Christianity and Islam. It continues to bloom in Western Europe, Caroling, Otto, Roman and Gothic Egyptian art and architecture I will introduce Egyptian art and architecture, architecture of ancient Egypt, paintings, sculptures and related arts from the prehistoric period of 30 years BC to the Roman conquest. Egypt has the longest unified history of all civilizations of the ancient Mediterranean, and is almost uninterrupted from 3000 BC to the 4 th AD CE. Nile's national character, fertilization and solidarity, and separation from external cultural influences

"Why do people see the photos?" My brother innocently asked me. Looking at the big blue eyes very enthusiastic about getting the answer, I will see how these four simple words ordered in a particular order have such a deep philosophical bag I am surprised. I can not get a clear answer, I mumbled, "This is complicated." My answer is more troublesome than the problem itself. I am not going to accept the fact that I can not answer such fundamental and complicated questions issued by a 7 year old child. Dr. Larry Brewster is a professor of public and nonprofit management at the University of San Francisco and is the author of "Road to Discovery: Practice of Art and Impact on California State Prison." His four studies were included in the prison art resource project. Mr. Brewster told the upfront of KPFA that the prison art project improved prisoner's behavior, provided prisoners to contact their families, and provided feedback by donating their arts. In his 1983 survey "California's Evaluation of Orthodontic Arts Programs in the Correction Services Department," Brewster discovered that the benefits of these programs outweigh the costs. 1 It is not an exaggeration to say that many studies are not for studying the impact of art course on broader communities, but for a relatively limited number of participants. However, the results of these studies are often used by artists to support more ambitious arguments about the impact of art on the community. Enhancing the flexibility for solidarity members to participate in art will promote the "creative environment" industry, which increases the appeal of tourists, businesses, people (especially skilled workers) and investment and creates economic growth. It is highly likely to be activated When the government has started to subsidize art, the influence on art is often harmful. According to Bruce Bastad, author of Franklin D. Roosevelt President's "Public Art Project", the current art repository catalog, "New Deal did not produce a real masterpiece." Conversely, as James Grassman of the Washington Post columnist declared, PWA has created "killing creativity" and "boring, unimaginable insulting and political" work. Whether it's business or art, the government has terrible records in choosing future winners and losers. "Government subsidies often detract from the quality of art by promoting mediocrity and new worship.

Art: Interaction and Participation Since 1998, I am a participant of Burning People. Last year I went to SIGgraph - it was my first time to join the burning man - artwork gave me complete inspiration. Despite both offering similar artworks, we can not create deep desires for works like art like Burning Man. Do not get me wrong. The art of SIGgraph is very good, but it does not change me like art that burn people. I am trying to define this difference. I want to create art through exchanges with the public, so I would like to concentrate on participatory public art. When participants dialogue, art is triggered and visual or audio effects are born. At the end of the ITP camp this July, I showed off my project "Body Contact". This is a circuit that generates different tones based on resistance. I really like how much excitement and surprises people bring when they communicate with each other. Some hugs and kisses, once there were ten people hand in hand to complete the circuit. I would like to further develop this project by further adding visual effects and changing the display of this device to make it easier to see. Interactive art involves participant's art in some way, and the purpose of art is realized by participation by someone. According to the article by Söke Dinkla 's 1994 "History of Interactive Art Interfaces", since 1920' s, interactive artworks such as Thomas Heatherwick 's adult playground in London' s South Square have appeared. (They sound like a rotating chair) When the exhibition fits the labels of games and interactive art, the border between video games and art blurs. The Smithsonian American Museum of Art organized an exhibition called "video game art" in 2012 and introduced the artistic nature of video games such as the influence of old works and the influence on the creative culture of video games . Smithsonian later added this series of games, flowers and Halo 2600 as permanent exhibits of the museum. Likewise, the aim of the New York Museum of Modern Art in New York is to collect 40 important historical video games in their original format, and as part of a wide range of efforts to celebrate the game as an art media, interactive design of video games . Every year's "Into Image" art exhibition held during the Electronic Entertainment Expo highlights video game art selected by the team of video games and art experts.

Many people in the modern world seem to be very proud of life at a fast pace for most of us. If we move faster, it seems that we might squeeze more valuable life experience for ourselves. In fact, we take ourselves away from thinking about everyday life slowly. Art is a static thing we might use to slow our recognition of the world. Although art is moving, it does not need to be static, but it is thought. Only short-term attention can be considered. Oregon: JORDAN SCHNITZER Museum of Art - The University of Oregon Museum of Art (the only academic museum certified by the American Museums Association) has exhibitions, collections of important historical art and contemporary art, and educational programs centered on all assets. Humanity status Https: //jsma.uoregon.edu/ PENNSYLVANIA: JAMES A. MICHENER museum - 40,000 SF certified world class facilities attracting more than 135,000 visitors per year. World class paintings are included in over 2,800 items of their permanent collection. Various educational activity programs. https://www.michenerartmuseum.org/ FIU has three museums, Frost Museum, Wolfsonian - FIU Museum of Art and Florida Jewish Museum. Frost Museum is located in Modesto A. My Dic Campus and opened as Florida International University Museum Art Museum in 1977. Permanent exhibits at the Frost Museum cover a wide range from ancient cultural art to contemporary art. From 1885 to 1945, there is the Wolfsonian-FIU museum that promotes the collection, preservation and understanding of decorative arts and designs. FUU also has a large sculpture series named Sculpture Park of FIU with sculpture. Famous artists such as Anthony Caro, Jacques Lipchitz, Daniel Joseph Martinez, Tony Rosenthal. On the campus gardens, buildings, sidewalks and walls, you can see various works of art, statues, paintings and mosaics. Art, usually visual art. The museum can be public or private, but the museum features ownership of the collection. Painting is the most common work of art, but also exhibits sculptures, decorative arts, furniture, fabrics, clothing, paintings, pastels, watercolors, collages, prints, artists' books, photographs and installations. Aalthough is focused on providing space for displaying visual artworks that may be used to host other art events such as performing arts, concerts, poetry readings.

The museum "Kunstüberder Wasser" is translated as "water art" in German and it is on the Rhine river of Boppard in Germany. Kunstüberder Wasser's large open windows showcase the splendor of the river's current state of river spread and the decoration of the steel and stand out the art of water, the world's largest feature. Curators will try to use only the natural light of Kunstüberder Wasser to give the museum a relaxing and natural atmosphere. Oregon: JORDAN SCHNITZER Museum of Art - The University of Oregon Museum of Art (the only academic museum certified by the American Museums Association) has exhibitions, collections of important historical art and contemporary art, and educational programs centered on all assets. Humanity status Https: //jsma.uoregon.edu/ PENNSYLVANIA: JAMES A. MICHENER museum - 40,000 SF certified world class facilities attracting more than 135,000 visitors per year. World class paintings are included in over 2,800 items of their permanent collection. Various educational activity programs. https://www.michenerartmuseum.org/ The museum has the largest American art collection on the West Coast (over 1,000 paintings, 800 sculptures, 3,000 decorative artworks) and the world's largest collection of textiles (over 13,000). This Egyptian building built in 1895 (the oldest public museum in the city) was destroyed in 1929 and the building for replacement was seriously damaged by the 1989 earthquake. The only original element of the old museum is the palm tree outside the entrance with vase and sphinx near the magical pool. Bowdoin College Museum of Art has an eternal collection of more than 20 thousand items, and various exhibits from ancient times to the present age are displayed. Art deco, paintings, sculptures etc are covered. The museum is open to the public for free. As time is limited, please make it public on the site before you visit. Founded in 1862, The Skolfield - Whittier House is a Victorian Pejepcot Historical Society Museum opened from the anniversary to the Columbus memorial day. This museum is often called "time capsule" and has been rarely mentioned since the Victorian era. Free admission to museum adult children is $ 12.

Art speaks. Art encourages people to create more art and stimulate other artists to stimulate others. The word "painting is worth a thousand words" is self-evident. We need to disclose information. So sometimes there are lots of wonderful artists around the world not noticed, and I am an artist who helps them get the exposure they deserve. Psychedeliabook.com leads the art industry by advertising artist's work and opening its name to the public. It is necessary to disseminate the information dissemination message of art As the world moves to cities, art also moves. City walls are also an important canvas for street art information so that art can evoke political behavior and resistance. Graffiti and street art on this list are ideal for spreading information on environmental protection and climate change to more people. A wonderful art is born from a wonderful inspiration. It is a better way to get inspiration than go to the art capital of the world, explore the museums, art galleries and street art. We introduce five of the world's best art cities. Symbolic masterpieces were born in these cities, and even today, creative experiments are actively carried out. So immerse in art and culture and find inspiration in these five cities. Since I was 15 years old, I was depicting graffiti under the bridge and abandoned shops. I grew up in San Francisco and the street art became popular. Inspired by color and aesthetics, I will search for ways to create art and teach me to paint myself. I met artists who lived and tried to find photos on the online bulletin board. As I get older, I have discovered Flickr 's graffiti community. As Tumblr grew, the community began. With the advent of Instagram, the community began again. In recent years, I have no room to draw pictures in public places. When I live abroad, cultural acceptance of street art is higher. The paint on the wall was thought to have been beautified because it was removed too much. When I returned to America, I started painting on a larger canvas and finally turned my eyes to spray cans and paint brushes.

Women in history have been regarded as things since the 1500s. In the 1500's, women in the Renaissance era were often portrayed as nude art. The curves at the time indicated that the woman was like a goddess. The more you turn and become sexy, the more beautiful you will be. Artists drawing women's body are often asked to draw these paintings from their rich on their house. The women of this age are still painted with nude art. It is mainly a naked magazine. A woman of art chooses one of the women in art history to learn. Please write an article about how their work adapts to the art movement of the time. We will also discuss whether women have influenced job or job recognition. There are several ideas: Belmorizo, Mary Cassatt, Camille Crodell, Florida Carlo, Georgia O'keeffe, Diane Arbus. A futuristic collage creates a collage influenced by a futuristic art, cuts out a graphic from a magazine, and celebrates its movement by drawing its contours on the other two color papers. Arm angle, changing the torso of each contour, makes the character's movement an illusion. Finally, each cut is joined by superimposing them to imply graphic movements. See the naked painting (page 396) descending the stairs of Marcel Duchamp Founded in 2000, Prix Marcel Duchamp is the annual award given to young artists from Georges Pompidou Art Center. In 2004, a group of famous artists and art historians voted for "the most influential art of the 20th century" to prove the contribution to Duchamp's art world. On 17th November 1999, the fountain version (owned by Arturo Schwarz) was auctioned at Sotheby's in New York at $ 1,762,500. And that person insisted that fountain was the origin of contemporary art. This price established the world record in the Marcel Duchamp public auction. The subsequent record has been surpassed by Christie's work in Paris, named Belle Haleine, Eau de Voilette (1921). The price of ready-made perfume bottles in the box reached a record $ 11.5 million (8.9 million euros) Duchamp was brought up in art. Born 1887, he was the youngest of wealthy notary public at Brianville in Normandy. Even when the business was prosperous Duchamp's grandfather was an artist; his family had art and, like Marcel, his two brothers and one sister to the artist It began to become. His brother Gaston is a painter who respects Poet Vilon in the name of Jacques Bellon, the other brothers are important cubist sculptor Raymond Duchamp-Villon; his sister Susanna is also an artist