Which of these statements about Expressionism is true? *
There is emphasis on light and movement
Oil paints prepackaged in tubes became available during this movement
Viewers were often meant to experience feelings of terror or awe
The artist is hoping to express their emotions visibly
Answer: 표현주의에 대한 다음 중 사실 인 것은 무엇입니까. *빛과 움직임에 중점을 둡니다. 이 운동 중에 튜브에 미리 포장 된 오일 페인트를 사용할 수있게되었습니다. 시청자는 종종 공포감이나 경외감을 느끼도록 의도되었습니다. 작가는 자신의 감정을 눈에 띄게 표현하고 싶어
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What do you guys think of this drawing I made of Talltail/Tallstar from Warrior cats?
Answer:
its good
Explanation:
tallstar needs more sense he made onewisker deputy instead of mudclaw and he expected mudclaw to bow to him!!
Answer:
It is really nice! But like the other person said!
Explanation:
Who are your celebrity crushes? Mine are:
1. Taylor Zakhar Perez
2. Jensen Ackles
3. Colin O'donoghue
Mine are:
1. Jensen Ackles
2. Tom Holland
3. Shawn Mendes
4. Misha Collins
5. Jared Padelecki
The Renaissance was the art period that came after the Medieval art period?
True or False
Plz help!! Photography assignment!!! Answer as many as you can!!!!
Answer the following question in complete sentences describing technology and photography.
What have been three technological changes to photography in the last 200 years?
How has technology affected the way that you produce art like photographs?
Are you able to create photographs differently than 100 years ago? Why or why not?
How can the changes in technology inspire your practice of photography?
How do you use technology to improve your art, such as photographs?
QUESTION: are you able yo create photographs differently than 100 years ago why or why not
ANSWER: yes because now you can photos shop and edit things
"Explain how Williams has explored the elements of music in the piece, 'Hedwig's Theme', in order to effectively
portray magic and fantasy in the film Harry Potter.'
what concern was incorporated into western art during the Renaissance?
A.) The nobility of the wealthy.
B.) Criticism of religion.
C.) The struggles of working people.
D.) Science and mathematics.
Answer: The answer is D
Explanation: Furthermore, he incorporated into his painting references to primitive art, a practice that ran counter to the ceremonious adulation of the whole continuum of Western art. ... between Renaissance perspective and multiple points of view as a result of the ... Now Picasso and Braque's concern shifted to creating a new artistic
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Answer:
I'd say "finay you can collect seashells and fantastic rocks that you wouldn't find at a pool.
What type of environment sculpture is the above sculpture an example of?
a. natural sculpture
b. site specific sculpture
c. sculpture series
d. installation sculpture
Answer:
a. natural sculpture
Explanation:
Natural sculptures include the elements and circumstances found in nature. They depend on the surroundings of the natural elements, as well as the weather, season, geography of the place, unique characteristics of it, etc. They present some modification and rearrangement of the natural elements in order to create a work of art out of them. They should also go with their environment and depend on it.
The example in the photo is the sand sculpture. It is made out of the natural elements of sand and depends on it. It is also tightly connected to the geographical environment – it would not last on a place that is very cold or underwater, but only on the dry sand, tropical climate, or the beach specifically.
Site-specific sculpture is a type of sculpture that is created specifically for a particular location. The sculpture is often integrated into the environment, and it may interact with the environment in a variety of ways. Option b. is correct.
The sculpture in the above image is an example of a site-specific sculpture because it was created specifically for the location where it is now installed.
The sculpture is integrated into the environment, and it interacts with the environment in a variety of ways. For example, the sculpture is made of rocks that are found in the area, and it reflects the natural colors of the landscape.
So, Site-specific sculpture interacts with the environment in a variety of ways. B is the correct option.
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What do filmmakers need to establish to market their films?
Filmmakers need to establish a ____to market their films.
Answer:
studio?
Explanation:
it depends on like the context I guess? Like filmmakers need to be creative to make good films, and they need to be able to handle criticism, especially when they worked hard on a specific film, not everyone will like it, and they need to accept or be open to that.
A studio, or they need to go to the movie theatr or sum shi to post it
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What is the lyrics to Senorita by Shawn and Camila (Shawmila)
38 point!!!
Answer:
I love it when you call me señorita
I wish I could pretend I didn't need ya
But every touch is ooh la la la
It's true, la la la
Ooh, I should be running
Ooh, you keep me coming for ya
Land in Miami
The air was hot from summer rain
Sweat dripping off me
Before I even knew her name, la la la
It felt like ooh la la la
Yeah, no
Sapphire moonlight
We danced for hours in the sand
Tequila sunrise
Her body fit right in my hands, la la la
It felt like ooh la la la, yeah
I love it when you call me señorita
I wish I could pretend I didn't need ya
But every touch is ooh la la la
It's true, la la la
Explanation:
there i dont like this song
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Answer:
I love it when you call me señorita
I wish I could pretend I didn't need ya
But every touch is ooh la la la
It's true, la la la
Ooh, I should be running
Ooh, you keep me coming for ya
Land in Miami
The air was hot from summer rain
Sweat dripping off me
Before I even knew her name, la la la
It felt like ooh la la la
Yeah, no
Sapphire moonlight
We danced for hours in the sand
Tequila sunrise
Her body fit right in my hands, la la la
It felt like ooh la la la, yeah
I love it when you call me señorita
I wish I could pretend I didn't need ya
But every touch is ooh la la la
It's true, la la la
Explanation:
They are a cute couple, I ship them and I love this song!✨
Explain how oil paint is made. What is the vehicle?
Answer:
Oil painting is a medium in which pigments are held together using oils, usually linseed oil. The vehicle is the oil used.
Answer:
Oil paints are made by mixing pigments that contain color with oil. Different colors consist, or today buy premixed, before the painting begins, but further shades of color are usually obtained by mixing small quantities together as the painting process is ongoing, traditionally on an artist's palette, thin wooden boards held in hand. Pigments may be a number of natural or synthetic ingredients with colors, such as sulfur for yellow or cobalt for blue. Traditional pigments are based on minerals or plants, and many have proven stable over a very long period, so many old paintings look very different from their original appearance. Modern pigments are often used synthetic chemicals. Pigments are mixed with oil, usually flaxseed oil but other oils can be used too. Different dry oils have different effects.
Explanation:
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Which word does Not describe how Gothic architecture was originally considered
A. Crude
B. Uncivilized
C. Refined
D. Rough
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Refined
The bronze sculpture (left) was created by Constantin Brancusi and is called Bird in Space. The watercolor (right) was painted by
James Audubon and is called Wild Turkey. Describe the message each artist wanted to convey to the observer.
HURRY HURRY TYY
Answer and Explanation:
The sculpture called Bird in Space was created with the intention of showing the public the grace and richness that the pasaro movement presents. However, the artist removed all the physical elements of the bird, maintaining a subjective message that reinforces the observer's reflection, to understand how this gracefulness is established.
On the other hand, the painting called Wild Turkey was created with the intention of presenting the real representation of a bird, in this case the turkey. Here the artist did not appeal to subjectivity and presented the beauty of this bird that is often overlooked, but that deserves to be contemplated for its elegance and delicacy, even though it is a less popular bird.
Use watercolors or water-based gels for this activity. First, take the three primary colors and mix them to make the secondary colors. Then, mix the primary and the secondary colors to get the tertiary colors. Remember that the proportion in which you mix these colors determines the color you get. From among the primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, list four warm colors and four cool colors. Apply a few strokes of the mixed colors on paper and scan the paper for submission.
Answer:
1345
Explanation:
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Answer:
I mixed the three primary colors: red, yellow, and blue. When I mixed these primary colors, two at a time, I got the secondary colors:
red + yellow = orange
yellow + blue = green
blue + red = violet
When I mixed the primary and secondary colors, I got these tertiary colors:
red-orange, yellow-orange, yellow-green, green-blue, blue-violet, and violet-red.
I compared the colors I mixed with the colors in the color wheel.
These are the four warm colors and four cool colors I got from among the primary, secondary, and tertiary colors:
warm colors: red-violet, red, red-orange, orange, yellow-orange, yellow
cool colors: violet, blue-violet, blue, blue-green, green, yellow-green
Explanation:
Sample answer from Edmentum/Plato.
I have discovered that elements ke color can make my artwork
Onerines are also useful in
These cements and principles of arts are important in making my drawing because
Activity 4: COMPLETE MEI
Directions Complete the sentences below
Answer:
YES
Explanation:
What is open source software? Software that you can use for free if you give credit in your project Software that's free for anyone to use, share, or modify Software that has an expired copyright Software that is open to any source of digital input
ANSWER THESE CORRECTLY FOR BRAINLY (band)
When counting eighth note rhythms, the eighth note that lands on the down beat always gets a _______
and the eighth note that happens on the upbeat uses the word _____
Answer:Rhythm1
Notes Have Duration
Rhythm is the different durations of tones (sound). Though tones change pitch, each has a duration. These time durations are symbolized by the shape of a note.
To begin counting rhythm, we should know the different note shapes. Two note types are a quarter note and an eighth note. The quarter note is a full beat in a measure. The eighth note is a half of a beat, or a half beat.
Here are four measures of mixed quarter notes and eighth notes. Each measure has four beats, counted 1 2 3 4. Since eighth notes cannot make a whole beat, the rest of the duration of a beat is counted & (and). So we can count a measure as:
The eighth notes are tied together by a beam (connecting them, in place of each flag). Notice there is no '&' after a quarter note. The quarter note is still sounding until the next downbeat. Mentally, though, you can think of its total beat as '1 &', or '2&', etc. Keeping a constant pace in your head by mentally counting '1&2&3&4&' is a good idea. This helps to predict where, in time, the beat falls.
Add a total half beat (eighth note) to another total half beat, and it equals a whole beat (quarter note). Don't stop counting the whole beat until the beginning of the next beat, because we need both of the half beats when we say '1&'.
Another good idea is tapping your foot, because the downbeat falls when your foot touches the ground, and the upbeat is when your foot is all the way up. Personally, I pulse my toes because it's faster and quieter. Do whatever works to help you keep the beat within the tempo (the even duration of all the measures).
Rhythm Interpretation
Rhythm may be interpreted in different ways, which is exciting. The above picture of four measures, may be divided into logical musical phrases.
One interpretation of this rhythm, is that the first four quarter notes are an introduction (four solid downbeats mark out the rhythm and tempo). These beats may crescendo to open up the next measure. After the intro, the second measure seems to begin the song, with a strong first count.
Next measure, two identical phrases echo each other. Their two eighths introduce two strong quarter note downbeats. Play the eighths softer than the two quarters for more effect. This repetition, coupled with the downbeats in different parts of the measures, creates suspense.
The fourth measure has two eighths for the first beat. This begins a new rhythmic phrase that grew out of the last one. The new phrase is four eighths and a quarter, repeated. After the second four eighth notes, there's no downbeat yet, but we may assume it's going to be a quarter note that ends the phrase.
You may interpret the rhythm in a different way, which is perfect. Employ whatever way helps to keep track of the beat and tempo. Learning is easier with a collection of reference points.
Finally, here's my interpretive breakdown of the four measures:
1 2 3 4 1 / 2& 3 4 1& 2 3 / 4&1& 2 3&4& (1)
//// / --//--// ----/----(/)
Also, instead of using numbers to identify the rhythm, we can play a sound. It's easier to remember the phrase if we can quickly hear it. Play it at a fast or slow tempo to get a sense of the phrase.
Together, these phrases may feel like an incomplete rhythm pattern, since only three phrases appear, waiting for the fourth to make a bar. It's interesting that even with our strong downbeats, the music can seem incomplete, until we satisfy our sense of timing with another rhythm, based on a bar of 4 in this instance.
Notice that measure barlines | |, demark an equal duration of measured time. However, notes travel along this musical 'sidewalk' in meaningful phrase groups, unaware of barlines. This sense of rhythm is beyond written measures, especially when our last phrase's rhythm doesn't fall on a downbeat.
Just as melodies are phrases of notes that relay ideas to us, rhythm supports the total idea of a song. We break up phrases into measured segments, to reproduce musical thoughts. Both note phrases and rhythm work together. Spiritually speaking, music is never just symbols on a page, but inspiration.
Identify the lyrics which best depicts Dylan's evolution to more introspective song writing? (The correct answer comes from a song on the Other Side of Bob Dylan album.)
Answer:
i belive its How many times must a man look up
Before he can see the sky?
How many ears must one man have
Before he can hear people cry?
Explanation:
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Answer:
https://pianistmusings.com/2018/07/10/fantasia-on-a-theme-by-thomas-tallis/
Explanation:
this a website that has a lot of info on the topic that you are struggling on
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2. According to Cotter, what experiences in Kiki Smith’s life have fueled her fascination with the body?
Answer:
Her training as a medical technician, AIDS crisis, and the Roman Catholic teachings about miraculous healings
Explanation:
Kiki Smith was born into a Roman Catholic family, which values the tradition of miraculous healings and sacred relics. This was her first emotional connection to the bodies and their functioning.
During the 80s in New York, when she was in her 20s, she trained to be a medical technician. This also sparked her interest in the mechanism of the body and the ways they work. During the time of her training, there was the AIDS crisis as well, and some of the victims were close to her.
All of these are the reasons Holland Cotter cites in the article as the ones that influenced Kiki Smith’s interest in the human body which she later explored through her art.
Rachel likes the architecture of her friend's apartment and wants to capture it in a photograph for her portfolio. She wants the room to retain its identity. Which practice would be appropriate for Rachel to achieve this?
A.
use artificial light for the camera
B.
use the natural light in the room
C.
align the tripod to eye-level
D.
clear the room of all accessories
Answer: B: USE THE NATURAL LIGHT IN THE ROOM
Explanation:
Answer: B is correct
Which of the following centuries would be part of the Renaissance?
The 1000s
The 1200s
The 1500s
The 1800s
Answer:
The 1500s
Explanation:
The renaissance began in the 1300s but gained the most attencion during the 1500s
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How is the commercial aspect of art different today than during the Renaissance? Hurry please. 100% = Brainly
Answer:
Most art during the Renaissance period was done by commission. A patron came to the artist and told them what it was that they wanted, and all aspects of the transaction were hashed out ahead of any actual creative work being done: pay, time to complete the work, what medium would be used, and the subject of the work. A Renaissance era artist had the advantage of knowing ahead of time all he would need to complete such work, at the disadvantage of very little artistic license. More modern artists, mostly working for their own benefit and with their own creative drive powering their work, must work absent this same "patronage", and create what is popular or likely to sell and assign a value to their own work based on prevailing market value and demand.
Explanation:
Answer:
The commercial aspect of art is different today than during the Renaissance because during the Renaissance major artists and artwork were focused on churches and cathedrals. During the Renaissance the Catholic Church were a major patron of the arts unlike today. Along with most of the artwork being about churches, most artwork during the Renaissance was commissioned by the wealthy merchant families of Florence like the Medici family for example. But today, most artwork is sold and showed off in museums or art shows and are being sold for way more than during the Renaissance. Modern art unlike Renaissance art is unique, each artwork is different and uses a different style, it doesn't revolve around the same aspect like Renaissance art with their cathedrals.
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"one that leans against the wall like a prop" is what type of architectural feature
A. Buttresses
B. Flying Buttresses
C. A barrel vault
D. Pointed arches
Answer:
a
Explanation:
I don't think I am correct but the that is my current answer
Answer:
B: "Flying buttresses"
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Where are the 1/2 steps located on the Solfege ladder? *
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Answer:
Fa and Mi
Explanation:
find the value of sin 0 in each of the following figures.
Answer:
[tex]\sin \theta =\frac{8}{17}[/tex] or [tex]\sin \theta =0.4706[/tex]
Explanation:
Given
The Attached figure
Required
Find [tex]\sin \theta[/tex]
In trigonometry:
[tex]\sin \theta =\frac{Opposite}{Hyotenuse}[/tex]
Where
[tex]Opposite = 8cm[/tex]
[tex]Hypotenuse = 17cm[/tex]
So, we have:
[tex]\sin \theta =\frac{8\ cm}{17\ cm}[/tex]
[tex]\sin \theta =\frac{8}{17}[/tex]
or
[tex]\sin \theta =0.4706[/tex]
When is forced perspective usually used and why? How could you create your own forced perspective photograph?
Answer:
Forced perspective is a technique which employs optical illusion to make an object appear farther away, closer, larger or smaller than it actually is. It manipulates human visual perception through the use of scaled objects and the correlation between them and the vantage point of the spectator or camera. It has uses in photography, filmmaking, and architecture.
Explanation:
