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ART 110HM- Curves Ahead: Artists & The Female Form
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- Whiteboard Manual
- Windows MeTL Install Link
- MeTL Browser Link (non Windows)
The Dinner Party
MUSING 5 -IN CLASS ACTIVITY
- "In The Loge"Which of these is a created by a male/female?
Explain your assertions.
Module 6- Julia Morgan Videos
Module 7- "Killing Us Softly" Jean Kilbourne
- TED Talk- Jean Kilbourne Watch this video & then view the images labeled "Killing Us Softly" in MeTL and use both of these to help you address the question on your handout.
The Art of Description
*QEP*Exhibition Critique Help
*QEP* Exhibition Critique- Video to go with Sample Critique
Collection Project- Curatorial Statement & Presentation Guidelines
*EXAMPLES* Collection Project-Curatorial Statement & Presentation
CURVES
Evaluations
Syllabus
Required Texts
Women Artists: an Illustrated History by
With its lavish color illustrations--the paintings and sculptures are all reproduced in full color--and numerous documentary pictures of the artists themselves, Women Artists: An Illustrated History provides an unprecedented wealth of visual material on the subject. With coverage of the 1990s and the beginning of the new millennium, nearly half of this new edition of Women Artists is now devoted to the remarkable period from 1960 to the present, when women artists emerged as the most dynamic force in contemporary art.New to this edition are innovative contemporary American artists, such as Janine Antoni and Renee Cox, as well as major international figures, including Iran's Shirin Neshat, Shahzia Sikander from Pakistan, and the Icelandic sculptor and performance artist Katrín Sigurdardóttir. As in past editions, all the artists works are represented in large-format color reproductions, and the artists careers are examined in concise critical biographies.
ISBN: 9780789207685Publication Date: 2003-11-01
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