Answer each question using a short essay form. Introduction/Thesis statement, Analysis, and Conclusion. Be clear and focused. Choose a single critical lens, (where asked to do so) and apply that lens to a single artistic element from the works of art (art “things”) we have examined.
Answer each question using a short essay form. Introduction/Thesis statement. Analysis. Conclusion. Be clear and focused. Choose a single critical lens, (where asked to do so) and apply that lens to a single artistic element from the works of art (art “things”) we have examined.
1. Examine a scene from Horse Boy using the critical lens of social construction and answer the following question. What is the individual’s place in society?
2. Examine ONE difference between Ai Wei-Wei and Banksy and answer this question—What is Art? Think about where, when, and why they produce art.
3. Use the critical lens of ecocriticism and examine one design element of The Book of Kells. Answer this question: What is the place of the human being in the nature of things?
4. Use social construction to explore how Temple Grandin’s notion of SEEKING influences the behavior of Rowan’s parents in Horse Boy. Choose a “big question” from our syllabus and use your analysis to answer it.
5. Use ecocriticism to examine Ai Wei Wei’s Sunflower Seed exhibit. Answer this question: How is beauty created by human beings?
6. Choose one of Ai Wei Wei’s art pieces, choose one critical lens, and use that lens to answer a question of your choice from our syllabus.
7. Examine this work by Banksy using one of our critical lens (your choice) to answer this question: What is a human being?
*** You might need it:
– For Ai weiwei: Never sorry full movie you will find it in You-Tube.
– Horse Boy also you will find it in You-Tube.
– Banksy , you will find it in You-Tube.
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