… asked, “what is art?” many people will respond simply by referring to art as paintings. Art involves so much more than paintings. Almost anything in today’s world if done in the correct fashion can be categorized as some form of art. Art includes but…

… pull out your old book of fairytales. As you dust off the cover you start reading along, and as you finish the tale. You’re struck with a large volt of curiosity, you realize that it was not the same as the tale you were told when you were little.…

… by Rene Margritte is a surrealistic painting. By watching the painting We see a very sharp and clear painting with dark colors close to the red. The painting look so real that fools the eye and the observer has the impression that it is a computer…

… Bruttowertschöpfung, Multiplikatoreffekt EINLEITUNG Über einen langen Zeitraum hinweg wurde ein Zusammenhang zwischen Wirtschaft und Kultur im gesamten deutschsprachigen Raum nicht erkannt, ja sogar geleugnet. Erst Mitte der achziger Jahr wurde…

… bullhorns. Appalled and disgusted by the media myself, I find relief in Sherman’s satire use of the camera. Sherman’s work is unique in the way that her ideas challenge the notion of innate, female sexuality exposed as the fiction of a “real “ woman…

… occurred throughout the 19th century. By the latter part of the century, a number of observers had come to the conclusion that there was a regular, wavelike pattern to crises, and they called this pattern the business cycle. A cycle with its regular…

… Neoclassicism. How did Enlightenment thinking affect these principles? Cite specific examples by discussing the works of at least three Neoclassical painters, and one Neoclassical architect. Neoclassicism was born into the Age of Reason, where ration…

… moved into an old abandoned farmhouse in the north east countryside of Essex with friend, Penny Rimbaud. They had both felt disillusioned by what they saw going on in society around them and had decided to finally try and make a real change. They…

… Shakespeare was a dynamic character. He changed from an admired, loyal, courageous, loved man in the beginning to a tragic, jealous, selfish character in the end. MacBeth is both good and evil, even though he used more evil than good. MacBeth…

… in Western musical history. More than 1,000 of his compositions survive. Some examples are the Art of Fugue, Brandenburg Concerti, the Goldberg Variations for Harpsichord, the Mass in B-Minor, the motets, the Easter and Christmas oratorios,…