FILM 13: Dali/Low

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHwlr9qoLb8&feature=plcp

Is there anything about Dali's paintings that you find particularly interesting? What about especially disturbing? Explain...

FILM 11: Pollock/Evans

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AshzrYpazWI&feature=plcp

Do you consider this type of painting a 'work of art'? Do you think it is beautiful? Why?

FILM 11: Renoir&Degas/Marlow

 I apologize for misreading the Lesson for Week 4. I mislabeled the video numbers in my video blog posts.

Each of the paintings I have chosen is different. The first is static with a clear central object, yet the dancers all have their own importance in the second. Which do you find more aesthetically pleasing? Why?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oENVoQj17vA&feature=plcp

Film 10: VanGogh/Schama

I apologize for the incorrect film numbers in the video blog post. I misread the Lesson for Week 4.

I have heard from many of my friends that Impressionist paintings, such as the one above, look messy and lose an element of beauty because of the roughness. Do you agree or disagree with them?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6GOziIPefg&feature=plcp

FILM 12: Impressionism/Collings

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8igk05enMWw&feature=plcp
Is there any significance to the painter being in the center of the painting? Is this narcissistic at all?

I apologize, I believe I misread this week's Lesson. I announced the wrong video numbers in my video blog posting.

FILM 9: Civilization/Collings

What type of event or artwork do YOU think will be something that marks our age on this Earth? Is it a positive thing to leave for later generations? Will we be looked down upon?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsGugV1UE8I&feature=plcp

FILM 8: Goya/Hughes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYf0w5gWBJM&feature=plcp

Do you think that Goya's ability to satirize royalty within his paintings was a gift/talent? Or do you think he was being genuine when he painted people falsely?