Art Analysis: Whirligig by Laurentino Rosa and The Freedom Quilt by Jessie B. Telfair

Art is a fun thing. It can stimulate people to have enough interest in mastering crafts. It makes them happy and they want them to gather art. Because you do not know what the purpose of the artist is, you can show it to the viewer. Whatever the reason, the following two works create two differences for me. The work I will take first is Whirligig by Laurentino Rosa. Let my star say first, in the beginning, I do not know why I like this. This is a simple task, I have no meaning.

Resume: (Canada / 1931-1998) Wieland was the first artist who led the idea of ​​women working together and making art work, hiring quilting artists and making quilting art. In the 1970s, Sussex Drive (24 Sussex is Canada's White House), the hometown of Canada's Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, is equivalent to her "passion". Origin of the quilt. Biography: (Mexico / 1907-1954) On September 17, 1925, at the age of 18, Frida Caro participated in a serious bus accident resulting in vertebral fractures, clavicular fractures, rib fractures, pelvic fractures, and she There are 11 fractures in the right leg. In addition, her right foot was dislocated and crushed, and her shoulder could not touch. A month later, Frida was obliged to lie flat on his back, wrapped in a cast and closed with a box-like structure. Her art is greatly affected by your physical condition

Quilting is one of the oldest and most popular works of art in the United States. It was one of the only artistic expressions available to women at the time, so it flourished in the Great Plains early in the nineteenth century. Since then, my mother has passed on to my daughter. However, modern quilting machines promote the skills of craftsmen in the form of contemporary art. However, the process is still mainly women. "This is history," explains Riane Menardi Morrison, the communication manager for the guild. "Croco is a housekeeping, it is a job of a woman.

Since 1970's, Ringgold has worked on media previously known as "female works" (textiles, sewing fabrics, textiles, quilting, embroidery, etc.). It's not a "serious" art, it's not a former "craft" label. Depending on the quiltmedium folklore and the nature of the community, it is possible to express Ringgold's narrative (storytelling) intent rather than a purely painting intention. In her "Bridge Woman" series, the image of the Brooklyn Bridge is used to represent masculine characters - body size, engineering strength, etc. - However, women of these images are not covered by this power concept, they are self-contained running through the sky bridge freely. Later quilt and performance "Quilt of weight loss performance story over 100 pounds" (started in 1991), she is another feminist problem - how women's self images and how it is influenced by social expectations I dealt with