'Kara walker' presentation slideshows

Week 9: Postwar Modern Movements

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Artists as Activists

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lascaux

Illustrating movement has always been an important component of visual art. lascaux. Sassetta meeting of St anthony and St paul. Repeating figures : Having the same figure more than once in a composition creates the illusion of movement, and also a suggestion of time lapse, as well.

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The Kara Walker Experience

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The Kara Walker Experience

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Contemporary/Modern Art

Contemporary/Modern Art. Pushing the envelope. Duchamp. Jackson Pollock. John Chamberlein. Oldenburg. Marisol. Segal. Christo ( Jean Claude). Chuck Close. Chuck Close. Estes. Jane Antoni. Kara Walker. Haring. Graffiti ( Commentary). Julian Beever. Positive Graffiti.

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Visual Interest Assignment

Visual Interest Assignment . By Emily Rademacher. Hopper, Edward, Summer Evening, 1947. Frida Kahlo, Broken Column, 1944. John Sloan, The Picnic Grounds, 1907. Rockwell Kent. The Trapper , 1921. Charles Burchfield. Ice Glare , 1933.

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Kara Walker

Kara Walker. By: Erika Camilli. Some Facts on Kara Walker :. Kara Walker was born in Stockton, California in 1969. She received a BFA from the Atlanta College of Art in 1991 and an MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1994.

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RISK

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Kara Walker: Silhouettes of antebellum racial sterotypes

Kara Walker: Silhouettes of antebellum racial sterotypes. Kara Walker, an installation of view of Slavery!, Slavery! After the battle of Atlanta cyclodrama, Walker Art Center, 1997. Gone: An Historical Romance of Civil War As it Occurred

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Creepy

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