Visit an art exhibition, museum, or gallery (in person) to analyze the varying qualities of different two-dimensional, three-dimensional, hand-manipulated, or mechanically manipulated media. Write an evaluation of the experience and cite specific works with a description of its respective medium. Incorporate what you’ve learned from the chapters on various media to explain how the object was made. Include vocabulary from the book. For […]

you must write the paper in essay form and the art objects must be from the time period we study in this course.  prehistory to early renaissance, 14th C.   Analysis of a Work of Art from a Local Museum, Gallery or Private Art Studio   -You will be preparing a formal analysis of a work of art from a public museum or gallery of […]

review and comment on at least two of your peers’ responses: Confirm their understanding of page layout and its value. Talk about any experience you have personally had with page layout or how you might have benefited from understanding the role of InDesign when creating work in the past. Offer explanations to additional features and benefits to using the InDesign application that you have learned through […]

Your local art museum has asked you to design a gallery dedicated to works of art from one of the following movements: Renaissance Baroque Romanticism Impressionism Modernism Using your outline from Week Four as reference, select one movement for the design of your gallery see attachment.  You will use Prezi to design your gallery. This program allows you to design your gallery as if you […]

Perhaps the biggest concern with regards to intelligence fusion centers at the federal, state, and local levels is the concern over privacy. Since their inception, fusion center officials have taken a number of steps to embed privacy policies and practices into the management of the program.  You are the chief privacy officer (CPO) for the Department of Homeland Security assigned to the DHS privacy office. As the CPO, […]

 Choose of the following questions and write a 150-350 word response to each question (points deducted for not meeting word count requirements).  Include the question at the top of your response. Put all responses into one document – in other words don’t submit the assignment multiple times, once for each response.  Remember – you MUST put information in your own words (this includes information from […]

  The Calling of St Matthew 1.3.6 pg 85 By Caravaggio AA2.1: Analysis Assignment 2.1 – Analysis Paper The tools of formal analysis are the starting point for understanding any work of art; these tools help you realize how a work of art was made and develop a deeper appreciation of it. Step 1: Choose a work of art (1.3.6 (p. 85) Start your formal […]

Art Museum ESSAY PAPER THE FORMAL ANALYSIS  NOT a research paper; it is an exercise in perception and articulation. A formal analysis    It includes a description of a work of art, but it goes beyond mere description because it tells how the described object “works.” That is, it analyzes how the component parts work together, and how the artistic choices (choices of medium, shape, […]

Objectives 1. Articulate the relationship between cultural context and design innovation and expression; 2. Research designers from historic periods and familiarize yourself with their signature works; 3. Use the structure of comparison to highlight the similarities and differences between two different types of designed products (buildings, products, graphics and services and systems); 4. Articulate the relationship between cultural context and design innovation and expression; 5. […]

  Guide to Writing a Formal Analysis The Basics In the simplest terms, a formal analysis is an analysis of any artwork in terms of its formal qualities.   This type of analysis will identify different forms and elements  the artist used; however, it goes beyond just listing these aspects.   It describes the artist’s use of varying elements (line, color, space, and/or texture) and […]