The 3 artist I have selected are: Judy Chicago, Mary Kelly and Carolee Schneeman
Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.Overview
You will write a 1,500-word (approximately 5, 6-page) paper on a contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism) of your choosing. Your topic will include a minimum of three artists pertinent to your topic. One of the artists can be a historical figure (pre-1945) to give context to developments within the contemporary art movement you choose.
Why
A work of art is a visual form of communication. Artist have intent in creating their works. When we write an in-depth research paper about a specific topic, we expand on our gained knowledge and what we have learned (to write a formal analysis, to compare works to each other) to write in an informed way on an artistic topic. You will provide factual information about the topic, refer to historical precedents, and provide your unique interpretations based upon your research.
Requirements
This assignment spans the second half of the semester. To succeed, you will:
choose a topic from any contemporary art movement (developed AFTER Abstract Expressionism)
contact your instructor if you have questions as you choose your topic, works you will discuss, and position (aka, thesis)
by Mar 29, submit your topic to your instructor via Canvas (5 points)
by Apr 19, submit your final paper via Canvas (95 points)
you will identify each work of art in your paper but don’t need to include images; your final project, the Digital Exhibit, is where you will showcase the works you discuss in your paper
follow these formatting requirements:
MS Word document (or similar), 12-pt font (ex: Times New Roman), double-spaced, with margins no less than 1-in.
Include your name, date, the course number, and your assignment’s original title at the top of your paper
Include a list of all works cited. All illustrations will be properly captioned, including: artist, title, date, medium, dimensions, and collecting institution (if known)
Proper citation is required in this course. Please refer to The Chicago Manual of Style 16th ed. to format all footnotes, endnotes, captions, and bibliographic references. For advice on when, where, and how to cite sources, see Yale’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.); for general writing information, see UNLV’s Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
Failure to use proper citation on written assignments will result in a lowered assignment grade. Repeated occurrence or blatant disregard could indicate plagiarism, which automatically results in a failing grade for the course. It is your responsibility to become familiar with citing courses: complete proper citation is required on each and every assignment.
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