What did Eli chambers do in order to survive? ( not football )

Answer:

Assuming he was a human, he used his instincts and followed his mind in order to survive.

Explanation:

I dont know who Eli is in this context...

What significance does the above painting have? a. It is thought to have initiated the avant-garde movement of Cubism. b. There was a lot of controversy over the subject matter. c. It was banned from being shown. d. It was Pablo Picasso’s final painting.

Identify 3 Principles of Design in this picture and tell how the artist used each of those
principles within the composition. Your answers need to be written in paragraph form
and be relevant to the question. Please proofread and spell check your work.

Which statement about arpilleras made in Peru is true?
A. They have three-dimensional details.
B. They show fantasy scenes.
C. They are examples of abstract art.
D. They are made using glued paper

how do contemporary Artist or architects who work with light or use light

Which of the following statements is FALSE?

A. Television coverage of events presents information in short, concise segments accompanied with video clips.

B. Packaged pieces of news stories are most cost effective and spontaneous because they are unedited.

C. Newspaper coverage of events emphasizes facts, figures, expert opinions, and background

information.

D. Blog coverage of an event would likely be more personal than newspaper coverage of the same event.

Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A

B

C

D

MAX POINTS WILL GIVE BRAINLEST
Step 1: Select Art
You will start by selecting three pieces of art that you would like to first evaluate and then use aspects from each of the three pieces to create a new, digital piece of artwork all your own!

Think about art that you have seen that has appealed to you or spoken to you in some way. The art that you select and use for this lab can be in any form or any type of art—paintings, sculptures, commercial art, abstract art, etc.

However, make sure that you will be able to take aspects or qualities from each piece of art that you choose and blend them together to form a new piece of digital art.

Find an online image or take a picture of each piece of artwork that you will use and insert these images into a word processing document with a title for each original piece.

Step 2: Art Critique
Next, you will evaluate and critique the art by answering the questions below for each piece of art:

Who is the artist of the piece, when was it created, and what is the title?
What adjectives could be used to describe it?
What is the subject of the art?
How does the artist use color (light and dark), and how does it impact the art?
How do the individual principles come together to make the art?
What kind of mood or feelings does the art create?
Is the artist showing order or chaos?
What kind of message did you get from the image and did the artist communicate it well?
What do you think of the artist’s use of color?
What are your three favorite aspects of this piece of art (use of color, texture, the subject, the mood, etc.)
Feel free to write several short paragraphs to form a short, cohesive essay that answers each of the questions about each piece of art OR you may copy/paste the questions below each piece of art and provide your answer under the bulleted questions. You should have three critiques when you finish this step.

Step 3: Remaster the Art
Now it’s time to take several aspects or components from each piece of art that you evaluated and create your own original piece of digital art that seamlessly blends these three pieces.

There are a variety of ways that you can create this digital art—with a program that you may already have on your computer like Photoshop, PowerPoint, or Keynote or with a free online program such as Inkscape or Canva.

Do some online research into free online digital art creation programs and decide what you will use to create your piece of digital art.

Once you have selected the appropriate tool for creating your digital art, select at least three components from each piece of art that you evaluated to include in your digital piece. As long as you have three aspects/components from each piece of art that you evaluated, the rest of your digital art piece can be composed of whatever you like!

Step 4: Evaluate Your Art
The final step in this lab will be evaluating your own piece of digital art. Please answer the following questions about your digital art piece:

Describe the artwork that you created. (What medium is used? What is the subject matter? What elements of art are used? etc.)
What three elements from each piece did you use and why?
What do you think is successful about this artwork? Please be specific.
What parts of the artwork do you think need the most improvement? Why?
What would you do differently if you did this artwork again?
Do you like this artwork? Explain your answer, please.

PLEASE HELP QUICKLY
Question 1 (1 point)

Why was Rauschenberg so influenced by Josef Albers?

Question 1 options:

(A) He inspired Rauschenberg to do the opposite of what he did, he was encouraged to make up ideas as he went along

(B) Albers was his favorite teacher because he praised all the work Rauschenberg did

(C) Albers never critiqued him so he felt comfortable sharing his work

(D) Josef Albers was not an influence on Rauschenberg, it was in fact Wassily Kandinsky

What year of the 90’s am I if I am a painter that paints pop culture?

paintings, sculpture and architecture, are made from earth. Why do you think this is so?

Modern art has and continues to be a source for discussion in the art world. Which answer explains why the best?

Question 6 options:

It is highly skilled and representative of the time period


It is controversial so it will always be talked about by viewers/critics


It broke away from the realistic styles of art often classified with fine art


It is controversial since it breaks the normal ideals of realism in art and often looks at popular culture, art for the sake of art and style whether that be realistic imagery or not