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Showing 1 to 20 of 1614 for “"artist"”.
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Escape Artist
… It traces the development of the candidate's artistic inclinations from drawing to photography. Directorial and Pictorialist photography are discussed as forebears in the Influences chapter. Evolution of the Body of Work details how the current work grew from both the candidate's background …
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Teacher/Artist/Teacher
… the action-oriented sensory capacities of the artist and the verbal-analytical capacities of the teacher, and in so doing to develop a vehicle through which an art teacher might demonstrate the necessary proficiency in at least one medium within the fine arts. More specifically, the objective …
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Picasso : theatre artist
Picasso: Theatre Artist is centered upon Pablo Picasso‟s work in the theatrical field. Pablo Picasso is internationally known as a Spanish painter who championed the Cubist perspective in graphic art. However, his extensive work with the theatre in various aspects of the field classifies him as a …
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The Embedded American Artist
… of no identity' on a global scale, to our artistic dialogue and catalog.
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Artist diploma recital (violin)
Sonata for violin and piano in D major, op. 9, no. 3 / Jean-Marie Leclair -- Violin sonata in A minor, op. 27, no. 2 / Eugene Ysaye -- Violin concerto no. 1 in A minor, op. 77 / Dmitri Shostakovich.
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Maurice Sendak: The Compleat Artist
No abstract prepared.
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The Development of an Artist
… appropriate setting, and emerge publicly as an artist. This goal was important to me for two reasons. The first reason was that for many years I had suppressed my own need to create and express myself through art for various reasons: lack of instruction and fear of stepping out of the box and …
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The Development of an Artist
… appropriate setting, and emerge publicly as an artist. This goal was important to me for two reasons. The first reason was that for many years I had suppressed my own need to create and express myself through art for various reasons: lack of instruction and fear of stepping out of the box and …
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George Meredith: Romancer and Artist
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Beyond the artist-teacher fantasy: a Lacanian psychoanalytic investigation of K-12 art teachers' artist identities
Many who identify as artists become public school art teachers because they see teaching as a noble profession and viable means to earn a living in an art related field. A career in art education also seems to offer the protected time they desire to continue their work as artists. Often those …
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The lesbian artist as a child
My thesis project is an artistic response to my experiences growing up as a feminist lesbian in the United States, England and Belgium in the 1970's and 80's. My monochromatic, childhood self-portraits reference some of the challenges I faced from western, hetero-centric patriarchy and my paper …
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Artist Designed Systems in Community Radio
… could be improved by applying insights from artistic practice.
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Artist/Citizen: Choreographing the Nation Brand
… examines the corporeal experience of dance artists in Ireland implicated in the production and promotion of the nation and in possibilities of citizenship at multiple scales. Dance, as an art-form practised in the formation of individual and collective bodies, is proposed as a valuable …
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Charles Dickens: artist of the grotesque
… be studied as a means of understanding his artistry and imagination. Biographical and psychoanalytical approaches to his fascination with the grotesque provide only partial explanations for Dickens’ use of hyperbole, caricature, melodrama and the macabre. With the vocabulary and the insights …
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The artist as sacrificial in Schopenhauer's philosophy
… and the implicit image he sketches of the artist as suffering in order to precipitate this palliative measure. I begin by outlining Schopenhauer’s larger philosophical project in order to contextualize subsequent discussions of his aesthetics. Having laid this expository groundwork, I …
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