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  1. Nov 2015
    1. Your name and title of your piece. A detailed description of your art work: What materials did you use? Dimensions of artwork What were you thinking as you created this? How it will fit into the gallery or setting. Why you are submitting your work.

      steps

    1. Group exhibitions you’ve participated in • Performance pieces you’ve participated in • Residencies you’ve undertaken • Grants, prizes and awards you’ve received • Memberships to professional organizations • Commissioned projects you’ve worked on • Articles or books you’ve published • Institutions that hold collections of your work

      examples of things to add to a resume

  2. Sep 2015
    1. Pop Art is so popular today that it’s used for creating awesome birthday cards, t-shirts, badges, calendars, posters, canvases – so it’s really hard to ignore. The features of this art like the bright colors and the prints haven’t yet faded and I seriously doubt that they’ll ever will, as the popular movement still continues to fascinate today.

      there it is, so it is in clothing. thought confirmed

    2. Today, Pop Art is still very popular, whether we’re talking about old originals selling for thousands of pounds or copies of those which are selling in large numbers for a small price. It’s clear that pop art has became more than just a statement and it’s impossible to ignore, it’s absolutely everywhere you go, in everyday life places, used for advertising (that is what it was initially used for in the 50’s).

      but where is it mostly?

    3. Andy Warhol’s motto was “I think everybody should be a machine” and actually tried to make it artworks that looked like there were made by a machine.

      thats intense, but he did a good job at making machine paintings

    4. Pop art is about removing the material from its context and isolating the object or combining it with other objects for contemplation. This concept actually refers to the attitudes that led to art.

      so if its in oil paint, its definitely not a portrait of a royal family member in the traditional sense

    1. he decorative

      going back to practicality, you could argue that the high fashion industry doesn't make artistic decisions. But if you look at certain designers like jean paul guatie(sp?) he has very artistic views of something as practical as fashion.

    2. art

      this seems to be a common theme in what ppl think is art. That it has to be unusable or in some way abstract with a confusing secret underlying theme. sometimes you just want a portrait of your dog. Its just your dog being a dog and i would still think that art.

    3. material they worked with

      preach. some materials are considered not fine art enough. tends to be the more traditional practical ones. Yarn, cloth, wax, small metal pieces.

    4. knitting to artists’

      i know a knitting artist, she did get a lot of criticism for her work. until she started watercoloring her textiles then weaving them. so maybe ppl expect more classical art style to be art