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Showing 1 to 20 of 57 for “"Art Production"”.
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The transpositional art-object (Mezzone): countering restrictive modalities in art production
… my research and practice as a “complexly-woven artistic-existential positionality”1; which whilst activating my interests about place, mobility and identity; it has nevertheless been conditioned by my adoption of an altogether transient lifestyle. The perpetual cycle of certain restrictive …
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Infrastructure, Production, and Archive: American and Japanese Video Art Production of 1960s and 1970s
<p>Focusing a study on the infrastructure of artistic production and maintenance opens a space in which to examine the relationship between artistic inspiration and knowledge making, the occurrences and the writing of its history. In the case of the comparative study of the emergence of Japanese …
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Uno Studio Comparativo della Produzione Artistica tra l'Opera di Pechino e il Melodrama Italiano
… in the “hall” of world music. The mode of artistic production can be defined as several dimensions of artistic production and formation under the “theory of artistic production”, which the author summarizes in the process of compilation into three major perspectives: experience, technology …
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Collecting Contemporary Art: a visual analysis of a qualitative investigation into patterns of collecting and production
… presents a cultural analysis of contemporary art collecting and art production with an illustration of patterns that overlap in collecting and art production practices in contemporary art. The illustrated visual network shows how institutions, local context, social strategies and prestige …
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"Without carving how would I survive?" : Economic motivation and its significance in contemporary Inuit art
To date, art historians who specialize in contemporary Inuit art have minimized or disregarded the economic significance Inuit art has for its producers. Although economic factors of Inuit art production have been treated as irrelevant in most art historical inquiries, Inuit artists say that …
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Os índios kambiwá de Pernambuco: arte e identidade étnica
… Kambiwá of Pernambuco – through the study of its art production for commerce, of ritual objects and the indumentary utilization of certain " visual signals " normally recognized by the group and/or "public opinion" as indian ethnic attributes.
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Peter Oliver and the Miniature in Stuart England
… Peter was in fact one of the most highly paid artists at Charles I’s court. This thesis seeks to bring light to this neglected artist and situate him within his social and cultural context. The approach used in this thesis is a monograph and the work is underpinned by a catalogue raisonné of …
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A philosophical and experimental study of an existential-phenomenological approach to art education strategies
… of existential-phenomenological thought for art education and to experimentally investigate, in the art classroom, an adaptation of basic participatory techniques of existential psychotherapy. The philosophical study considered two related areas: existentialist implications for strategies …
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A qualitative inquiry into my journey of learning as an artist
This research project studied how my art making is a learning experience. Working from the idea that art production is a qualitative method of inquiry, the process for creating five paintings was closely examined. Through documentation, in the form of journal entries and visual images, learning …
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Understanding disease through a post-modern art practice : (a collaboration of artistic and educational practice)
The focus of this thesis is to reflect on my artistic practice from a post-modern way of thinking and seeing the world. This research examines the educational potential of my art production. I propose definitions for three phases of learning, which emerge from my artistic practice: self-learning, …
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Art and counter-publics in Third Way cultural policy
… and social policy, in policies implemented by Arts Council England, in the commissioning of publicly funded visual art and within culture-led regeneration. Hence visual art production was further instrumentalized for the purposes of marketization and privatization. The practice-based research …
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An art history curriculum guide for seventh and eighth grades
This study provided a curriculum for teaching art history to seventh and eighth grade students based on the principles of discipline-based art education (DBAE). The student included historical facts, descriptions and the application of DBAE. The curriculum included a series of lesson plans which …
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Postures
… information becomes highly relevant for me in my art. Spectacle, nostalgia, notions of portraiture, theatricality and other visual reflections of our present culture industry, are all elements that I address in my work. It is with these ideas in mind that I construct visual fields where disparate …
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On Distance: From art history to Ernest Mancoba
In this thesis the central narratives of Western art history, specifically those related to modernism and African art, are considered in light of a climate of criticism concentrated over the past thirty years in Western and South African an historiography. In considering complexities of …
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Cross-cultural relationships : the work of Canadian artist Mildred Valley Thornton
… her work cannot be removed from the context of art production by Euro-Canadian artists of the early 20th century, who were interested in "salvaging" aboriginal traditions and customs through their brushes and palettes, sometimes with total disregard for the actual people. This multi-faceted and …
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Odd Nerdrum, Kitsch & Modernity
<p>This paper will evaluate the value of bad art, calling into question the function of aesthetic experience as defined philosophically, psycho-socially and ethically. We shall find that bad art serves an important artistic and aesthetic, social and economic role in our globalized modern culture. …
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An observation of ritual painting in Bali and its implications for the teaching and learning of art
… for centuries. What can be learned by an artist from another culture, about Balinese technique and lifestyle, that could be of use to painting and educational practise? As an artist/educator who had, to some degree, learned to abhor ritual, became bored easily with repetition, and saw …
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Group Art Work with Chronic Schizophrenic Patients
<p>This paper presents twenty Art Therapy sessions with a chronic schizophrenic outpatient. The sessions describe the psychodynamic process that occurs during art therapy group, symbolized in the patient's drawings and verbal comments. The purpose of the study is to demonstrate that the themes, …
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Enabling Compositional Generalization of AI Systems
… across fields such as biology, robotics, and art production. By significantly improving the compositionality ability of AI systems, this research will pave the way for more data-efficient and powerful models in different research areas.
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Antoine-Sébastien Falardeau (1822-1889) and the old master copy in the nineteenth century
… one corrects and amplifies the biography of the artist. Chapter two proposes a framework within which to set the changes that occurred in the concept(s) and functions of the copy as a traditional way of understanding gave way to the modern. The earlier copy was an accepted part of a system of …
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