What art schools in Europe would you recommend for higher studies?
Q. Hello. I would be glad if You shared your opinion about studies of visual arts in high European art schools, be it academy or university. I'm actually looking for studies in English language, and I'm particularly interested in schools, providing combined course of fine arts, some practical things, like design, and art history. Thank you.
Asked by Monika U - Wed Jun 3 08:26:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For an English speaking art school, check out Glasgow School of Art. That's where I'd go for graduate school if I had any money. Also check out Edinburgh College of Art.
Answered by the gurl in socks - Wed Jun 3 08:33:02 2009
Q. Hello. I would be glad if You shared your opinion about studies of visual arts in high European art schools, be it academy or university. I'm actually looking for studies in English language, and I'm particularly interested in schools, providing combined course of fine arts, some practical things, like design, and art history. Thank you.
Asked by Monika U - Wed Jun 3 08:26:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For an English speaking art school, check out Glasgow School of Art. That's where I'd go for graduate school if I had any money. Also check out Edinburgh College of Art.
Answered by the gurl in socks - Wed Jun 3 08:33:02 2009
What makes someone an art "expert" to determine the quality and meaningfulness of a work of art?
Q. Isn't all art and beauty in the eye of the beholder? If I think Magritte, Dix, Van Gogh, Monet, and Raphael are great and Harring, Pollock, and Warhol are totally over-rated, how is my opinion worth any less than someone who has taken lots of art appreciating and art history classes? \ Who gets to determine what is great and important art and what isn't?
Asked by Critical_rationalist - Mon Apr 27 10:38:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your opinion isn't worth less than theirs, however they are looking at art in a more complete mold (sometimes). They have been educated to see art as an entire lump and then to see the different periods that art went through. That being said I agree with your easements of those artists. Sometimes people get caught up in trendy!
Answered by Caleb - Mon Apr 27 10:46:20 2009
Q. Isn't all art and beauty in the eye of the beholder? If I think Magritte, Dix, Van Gogh, Monet, and Raphael are great and Harring, Pollock, and Warhol are totally over-rated, how is my opinion worth any less than someone who has taken lots of art appreciating and art history classes? \ Who gets to determine what is great and important art and what isn't?
Asked by Critical_rationalist - Mon Apr 27 10:38:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your opinion isn't worth less than theirs, however they are looking at art in a more complete mold (sometimes). They have been educated to see art as an entire lump and then to see the different periods that art went through. That being said I agree with your easements of those artists. Sometimes people get caught up in trendy!
Answered by Caleb - Mon Apr 27 10:46:20 2009
What martial art do you believe works best in real life situations?
Q. There is no best art, only a practitioner, every one has their preferences.SO what martial art do you find works best for YOU? If you cross train please tell me what combination of arts you think work best for you. Please only people who train in arts, not a person behind the computer saying muay thai, BJJ, and wrestling because it works in the UFC. Thanks. clowns you contribute alot to Y!A MA community but are you sure you practice Tae Kwan Do? you seemed to have spelled it wrong, or is it a typo? Edit: clowns I am an on and off martial artist some martial arts I have taken a few classes in but can't say are my arts are Kyokushin karate, Tae kwan do, and Judo. I have trained for 1 and 3/4 year muay thai 1/2 year mma, and 2 months bjj. I… [cont.]
Asked by some guy - Thu Feb 5 21:51:16 2009 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The one martial art that works the best for me is Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu. I also love Judo. I've trained in Tae Kwon Do Chung Do Kwan, BJJ with the police dept., and short periods of time in various other martial arts. As any good martial artist knows, there is no best martial art. It all depends on the individual.
Answered by Bujinkan Ninja - Fri Feb 6 17:46:42 2009
Q. There is no best art, only a practitioner, every one has their preferences.SO what martial art do you find works best for YOU? If you cross train please tell me what combination of arts you think work best for you. Please only people who train in arts, not a person behind the computer saying muay thai, BJJ, and wrestling because it works in the UFC. Thanks. clowns you contribute alot to Y!A MA community but are you sure you practice Tae Kwan Do? you seemed to have spelled it wrong, or is it a typo? Edit: clowns I am an on and off martial artist some martial arts I have taken a few classes in but can't say are my arts are Kyokushin karate, Tae kwan do, and Judo. I have trained for 1 and 3/4 year muay thai 1/2 year mma, and 2 months bjj. I… [cont.]
Asked by some guy - Thu Feb 5 21:51:16 2009 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The one martial art that works the best for me is Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu. I also love Judo. I've trained in Tae Kwon Do Chung Do Kwan, BJJ with the police dept., and short periods of time in various other martial arts. As any good martial artist knows, there is no best martial art. It all depends on the individual.
Answered by Bujinkan Ninja - Fri Feb 6 17:46:42 2009
What kind of art classes should I take to prepare for becoming a tattoo artist?
Q. I really want to be a tattoo artist! I know that you have to apprentice and it takes a while but I am willing to do everything needed to become a great tattoo artist. So, I hear that you should take art classes because you need to be a good artist. What kind of art classes would be the best to take?Should I take basic art classes in drawing, or are there more specialized art classes that will help me succeed in tattooing? Thanks for any help!
Asked by unknown - Sun Sep 6 21:35:40 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Fine art classes and a lot of drawing helps Where I get tattooed the owner gets kids coming in all the time asking to apprentice for him, he often gives them a couple of basic sketches to draw out and 99% of them never come back! draw, draw and draw some more!
Answered by Al - Mon Sep 7 10:04:46 2009
Q. I really want to be a tattoo artist! I know that you have to apprentice and it takes a while but I am willing to do everything needed to become a great tattoo artist. So, I hear that you should take art classes because you need to be a good artist. What kind of art classes would be the best to take?Should I take basic art classes in drawing, or are there more specialized art classes that will help me succeed in tattooing? Thanks for any help!
Asked by unknown - Sun Sep 6 21:35:40 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Fine art classes and a lot of drawing helps Where I get tattooed the owner gets kids coming in all the time asking to apprentice for him, he often gives them a couple of basic sketches to draw out and 99% of them never come back! draw, draw and draw some more!
Answered by Al - Mon Sep 7 10:04:46 2009
What makes a work of art (painting, music, film, sculpture, literature, or whatever) a good one?
Q. Are there conditions such that any work of art (of that kind) that meets them will be a good one, and any work of art that does not meet them is not a good one? Why or why not? If you think there are such conditions, what do you think they are? Why? Are the conditions different for each of the different kinds of art forms, or are there some criteria common to all good works of art, no matter what kind of art they are?
Asked by Jack Mehoffer - Mon Jun 30 03:06:23 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there is such a thing as bad and good art forms. today, many people think of art as being very open ended as if everying is good and it is only up to the persons taste. it is rather subjective, but good art is the product of an artist being aware of the marks, sounds, movements, ect. also, a TRUE artist (not just a craftman) has developed a sense of self-awareness compared to his/her environment. these artists do the best they can for the sake of the work. when some one pairs great technical skill with idiosyncracy, they have made a good piece of art. look up Henry Williams for music and jacob collins for visual art.
Answered by Jesse N - Thu Jul 3 19:12:08 2008
Q. Are there conditions such that any work of art (of that kind) that meets them will be a good one, and any work of art that does not meet them is not a good one? Why or why not? If you think there are such conditions, what do you think they are? Why? Are the conditions different for each of the different kinds of art forms, or are there some criteria common to all good works of art, no matter what kind of art they are?
Asked by Jack Mehoffer - Mon Jun 30 03:06:23 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there is such a thing as bad and good art forms. today, many people think of art as being very open ended as if everying is good and it is only up to the persons taste. it is rather subjective, but good art is the product of an artist being aware of the marks, sounds, movements, ect. also, a TRUE artist (not just a craftman) has developed a sense of self-awareness compared to his/her environment. these artists do the best they can for the sake of the work. when some one pairs great technical skill with idiosyncracy, they have made a good piece of art. look up Henry Williams for music and jacob collins for visual art.
Answered by Jesse N - Thu Jul 3 19:12:08 2008
What is some art(painting, book, etc) that has been influenced by history?
Q. I need to find 2 works of art that have been inspired by a historical event. The work of art can be a painting, book ,sculpture, etc and must have written professional criticism about it. This is for a research paper so please help. So 2 analyzed art works that have been influenced by history?
Asked by CoolAsCanB - Tue Apr 1 18:41:01 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the poem the midnight ride of paul revere by henry wadsworth longfellow and the painting of paul revere's ride by grant wood check out the bottom of the page on the poem link-it gives the historical details
Answered by gr8rt1 - Tue Apr 1 19:11:14 2008
Q. I need to find 2 works of art that have been inspired by a historical event. The work of art can be a painting, book ,sculpture, etc and must have written professional criticism about it. This is for a research paper so please help. So 2 analyzed art works that have been influenced by history?
Asked by CoolAsCanB - Tue Apr 1 18:41:01 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the poem the midnight ride of paul revere by henry wadsworth longfellow and the painting of paul revere's ride by grant wood check out the bottom of the page on the poem link-it gives the historical details
Answered by gr8rt1 - Tue Apr 1 19:11:14 2008
How do I display album art of music folders in large icon view of Windows 7?
Q. Sometimes, within my album folders, the album art doesn't always show in the large icon of the folder even if there's an album art for the music files. What determines exactly what album art shows, since some folders show it and some don't. There are no hidden files either of image files, as all the album art are embedded to the mp3 files.
Asked by bcl4787 - Sat May 15 03:43:06 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It can act a little funny sometimes but I keep an image of the album art in the album folder along with the song files. I do have album art applied to my song files too. Then I just go into properties and click the customize tab. Click the Folder Picture, Choose File Box, and find the picture. Select OK, apply and am good to go. Now here is the act funny part. Only the one picture of the album art, after you do what I described above, will show. At some point in time you might see two images of the same album art there. I always figured the embedded album art from one of the song files worked it's way to the surface. I always get my album art from wikipedia. Thought I would add that. Hope this helps. Good Luck.
Answered by Ralph - Sat May 15 03:50:40 2010
Q. Sometimes, within my album folders, the album art doesn't always show in the large icon of the folder even if there's an album art for the music files. What determines exactly what album art shows, since some folders show it and some don't. There are no hidden files either of image files, as all the album art are embedded to the mp3 files.
Asked by bcl4787 - Sat May 15 03:43:06 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It can act a little funny sometimes but I keep an image of the album art in the album folder along with the song files. I do have album art applied to my song files too. Then I just go into properties and click the customize tab. Click the Folder Picture, Choose File Box, and find the picture. Select OK, apply and am good to go. Now here is the act funny part. Only the one picture of the album art, after you do what I described above, will show. At some point in time you might see two images of the same album art there. I always figured the embedded album art from one of the song files worked it's way to the surface. I always get my album art from wikipedia. Thought I would add that. Hope this helps. Good Luck.
Answered by Ralph - Sat May 15 03:50:40 2010
How art reflects life in renaissance and medieval artistry?
Q. I have to write a three page essay on how accurate the quote"Art Reflects Life" is using two examples of each Renaissance art and Medieval art. I'm not exactly sure what to o, or if it truly does reflect life. Can anyone tell me if it means its people are accurately depicted in their lifestyle, or if it means that the art is about things that are important in life at that time, or if its not very accurate at all. I also need to find examples of art. Can anyone help?
Asked by Rebecca - Sat Mar 20 12:29:49 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For protraits, it truly reflects the person their status in life and their surroundings
Answered by stephen k - Mon Mar 22 09:54:18 2010
Q. I have to write a three page essay on how accurate the quote"Art Reflects Life" is using two examples of each Renaissance art and Medieval art. I'm not exactly sure what to o, or if it truly does reflect life. Can anyone tell me if it means its people are accurately depicted in their lifestyle, or if it means that the art is about things that are important in life at that time, or if its not very accurate at all. I also need to find examples of art. Can anyone help?
Asked by Rebecca - Sat Mar 20 12:29:49 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For protraits, it truly reflects the person their status in life and their surroundings
Answered by stephen k - Mon Mar 22 09:54:18 2010
How can training martial art makes a man to build his ripped muscles?
Q. Some people have been training martial art for years but they seem to look fat. Some people look so muscular due to martial art training. Some martial art practitioners have been training a lot and they become fast and energetic but their bodies seem to be average with no muscles at all.
Asked by Ephram Saracen - Thu Oct 29 02:40:23 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Martial arts training in it's self will not build strong muscles without some type of weight training program. Even if you do calisthenics, ie push-ups and sit-ups... you'll be fit but you will not have rippling muscles. Make sure you stretch out every day along with your martial arts and weight training routines. Other wise you'll be extremely muscle bound and it will effect your speed and agility. No-use being the strongest man in the world when you no longer fast enough to swat a fly.
Answered by Ching - Thu Oct 29 16:39:15 2009
Q. Some people have been training martial art for years but they seem to look fat. Some people look so muscular due to martial art training. Some martial art practitioners have been training a lot and they become fast and energetic but their bodies seem to be average with no muscles at all.
Asked by Ephram Saracen - Thu Oct 29 02:40:23 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Martial arts training in it's self will not build strong muscles without some type of weight training program. Even if you do calisthenics, ie push-ups and sit-ups... you'll be fit but you will not have rippling muscles. Make sure you stretch out every day along with your martial arts and weight training routines. Other wise you'll be extremely muscle bound and it will effect your speed and agility. No-use being the strongest man in the world when you no longer fast enough to swat a fly.
Answered by Ching - Thu Oct 29 16:39:15 2009
What subjects are most important to art colleges?
Q. I know art is the most important, haha. But other than that are there certain subjects that they look at more closely? I was thinking they may look at anatomy if you're going to be doing a lot of art regarding the human figure, and maybe history since art colleges require you to take an art history class (right?). Is math important? Or foreign language? Thank you!
Asked by Kyrstin - Sat Jun 20 16:56:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well for an art history major, a foriegn language is importantand required for graduate school, but I'm not sure about an art major. I've looked through my school catalog nd at the required courses for an art major and math isn't one of the classes required for the degree except for the general education requirements. At my school art majors are requred to take at least 4 or 5 art history classes. There is also a specific class for drawing the human body and also an intermediate class for that as well. Leonardo and some famous artisits actually got permission to cut up catavers in order to know how the human body works and how it looks like from the inside, so an anatomy class wouldn't hurt.
Answered by crossing_the_rubicon - Sat Jun 20 17:11:06 2009
Q. I know art is the most important, haha. But other than that are there certain subjects that they look at more closely? I was thinking they may look at anatomy if you're going to be doing a lot of art regarding the human figure, and maybe history since art colleges require you to take an art history class (right?). Is math important? Or foreign language? Thank you!
Asked by Kyrstin - Sat Jun 20 16:56:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well for an art history major, a foriegn language is importantand required for graduate school, but I'm not sure about an art major. I've looked through my school catalog nd at the required courses for an art major and math isn't one of the classes required for the degree except for the general education requirements. At my school art majors are requred to take at least 4 or 5 art history classes. There is also a specific class for drawing the human body and also an intermediate class for that as well. Leonardo and some famous artisits actually got permission to cut up catavers in order to know how the human body works and how it looks like from the inside, so an anatomy class wouldn't hurt.
Answered by crossing_the_rubicon - Sat Jun 20 17:11:06 2009
When doing art, what is most important when deciding which skills to develop?
Q. Is it more important to do art revolving around subjects you find interesting, revolving around a certain area that not many people have ventured into, or revolving around something not necessarily what you find interesting but something you can excel with? I know this is kind of a stupid question because art means different things to different people I'm just looking for different opinions to gain personal insight and inspiration. Thanks.
Asked by Jade254 - Sun Mar 22 14:21:58 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are planning on selling your art, you need a unique look to make you stand out from the millions of other aspiring artists out there. I buy a lot of art, and I look for paintings and pottery where the artist's personality shows in the work, and where I feel he or she would be fun to know.
Answered by jemimajenkins - Sun Mar 22 14:26:52 2009
Q. Is it more important to do art revolving around subjects you find interesting, revolving around a certain area that not many people have ventured into, or revolving around something not necessarily what you find interesting but something you can excel with? I know this is kind of a stupid question because art means different things to different people I'm just looking for different opinions to gain personal insight and inspiration. Thanks.
Asked by Jade254 - Sun Mar 22 14:21:58 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are planning on selling your art, you need a unique look to make you stand out from the millions of other aspiring artists out there. I buy a lot of art, and I look for paintings and pottery where the artist's personality shows in the work, and where I feel he or she would be fun to know.
Answered by jemimajenkins - Sun Mar 22 14:26:52 2009
What can I do with an Art Education degree?
Q. I am graduating this Spring with an Art Education degree. We are planning to move to Calgary Alberta, but I am not sure if I can get a job as an Art Teacher there. I am unsure of the need for art teachers there. What other options, other than working in an Art Museum can I do with my degree there?
Asked by Celoine - Wed Sep 17 01:25:59 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can hang the certificate on the wall like we do in my country.
Answered by NoNos - Wed Sep 17 01:45:29 2008
Q. I am graduating this Spring with an Art Education degree. We are planning to move to Calgary Alberta, but I am not sure if I can get a job as an Art Teacher there. I am unsure of the need for art teachers there. What other options, other than working in an Art Museum can I do with my degree there?
Asked by Celoine - Wed Sep 17 01:25:59 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can hang the certificate on the wall like we do in my country.
Answered by NoNos - Wed Sep 17 01:45:29 2008
What three major art or architecture pieces can I use to support my essay topic?
Q. My essay topic is: Medieval art and architecture in Europe. Since it is a religion essay, I developed an essay to deal with both the topic and Christianity. Christianity had a large amount of influence on medieval art and architecture, as it is evident through these three examples. The three examples would be something I need help with. Thanks!
Asked by jau - Wed Mar 25 20:57:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. *Book of Kells--Early medieval Hiberno-Saxon illuminated manuscript. Its purpose was to illuminate the word of God. *Benedictine abbey church of St. Michael's at Hildesheim, Germany. It was built during the Ottonian period and commissioned by Bernward, bishop of Hildesheim. The bronze doors have Old and New Testament scenes. *Old St. Peters, Galla Placidia, Santa Costanza, San Vitale, Hagia Sophia,etc are all great exapmples of Middle Ages architecture. Hope I helped.
Answered by *()()() FurElise()()()* - Wed Mar 25 21:14:20 2009
Q. My essay topic is: Medieval art and architecture in Europe. Since it is a religion essay, I developed an essay to deal with both the topic and Christianity. Christianity had a large amount of influence on medieval art and architecture, as it is evident through these three examples. The three examples would be something I need help with. Thanks!
Asked by jau - Wed Mar 25 20:57:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. *Book of Kells--Early medieval Hiberno-Saxon illuminated manuscript. Its purpose was to illuminate the word of God. *Benedictine abbey church of St. Michael's at Hildesheim, Germany. It was built during the Ottonian period and commissioned by Bernward, bishop of Hildesheim. The bronze doors have Old and New Testament scenes. *Old St. Peters, Galla Placidia, Santa Costanza, San Vitale, Hagia Sophia,etc are all great exapmples of Middle Ages architecture. Hope I helped.
Answered by *()()() FurElise()()()* - Wed Mar 25 21:14:20 2009
How do I get back into the art scene and find out who and what is hot?
Q. I'm a college student and my school doesnt have a very big art department. I used to take art classes but I dont have any this semester. I really love art and I need a resource(preferably a website) that lets me in on whats going on in the art world. I wanted to get a subscription to ARTnews, but I cant afford it right now. I am past magazine websites and some museum websites dont really help. Also, library access is kinda difficult. Anyone know any good websites or tips?
Asked by Matt W - Tue Mar 27 20:54:47 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hey, I don't want to insult your spirit as an artist, but are you talking about what's "selling" in the art world right now? I'm a professional artist and if you want to know what is SELLING go to the library and look at the magazines like Architectural Digest, Veranda, Colonial Homes, Southern Living, Decor, etc. It's crass, it's selling out, but if you want to make a living at what you love best - making art - you'd better do what the Renaissance masters did - and find out what the rich folks are buying.
Answered by ckswife - Tue Mar 27 22:04:48 2007
Q. I'm a college student and my school doesnt have a very big art department. I used to take art classes but I dont have any this semester. I really love art and I need a resource(preferably a website) that lets me in on whats going on in the art world. I wanted to get a subscription to ARTnews, but I cant afford it right now. I am past magazine websites and some museum websites dont really help. Also, library access is kinda difficult. Anyone know any good websites or tips?
Asked by Matt W - Tue Mar 27 20:54:47 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hey, I don't want to insult your spirit as an artist, but are you talking about what's "selling" in the art world right now? I'm a professional artist and if you want to know what is SELLING go to the library and look at the magazines like Architectural Digest, Veranda, Colonial Homes, Southern Living, Decor, etc. It's crass, it's selling out, but if you want to make a living at what you love best - making art - you'd better do what the Renaissance masters did - and find out what the rich folks are buying.
Answered by ckswife - Tue Mar 27 22:04:48 2007
What kind of art work are they looking for from a highschool students when entering Parsons Art School?
Q. I'm in high school and I was wondering what kind of art work is Parsons Art school looking for. As well, what should the portfolio look like? How well does the art have to be? My school work is fine, having a GPA of a 4.2. But what kind of art work are they looking for, considering high school art classes have limited resources.
Asked by catherine m - Fri Jun 20 18:53:58 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you have to check their website, also what program are you applying for, fine art, interior design, architecture etc? If you can't find the info on their website phone them. They do offer portfolio review days if you live close enough sign up for one. Rest assured, the majority of people applying will come straight from highschool so you all have a level playing field. Commonly they look for a variety of techniques and subjects, usually a self portrait should be included.
Answered by tigri - Fri Jun 20 21:32:19 2008
Q. I'm in high school and I was wondering what kind of art work is Parsons Art school looking for. As well, what should the portfolio look like? How well does the art have to be? My school work is fine, having a GPA of a 4.2. But what kind of art work are they looking for, considering high school art classes have limited resources.
Asked by catherine m - Fri Jun 20 18:53:58 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you have to check their website, also what program are you applying for, fine art, interior design, architecture etc? If you can't find the info on their website phone them. They do offer portfolio review days if you live close enough sign up for one. Rest assured, the majority of people applying will come straight from highschool so you all have a level playing field. Commonly they look for a variety of techniques and subjects, usually a self portrait should be included.
Answered by tigri - Fri Jun 20 21:32:19 2008
What were the most prominent art & design movements during the 1990s?
Q. I have to do a research assignment on art 'movements' in the 1990s and then focus on one significatn area, be it in fine art, design, photography, architecture, film. I'm finding it quite a difficult decade as no 'art movements' particularly stands out like it would do in earlier decades.
Asked by lullabywaves - Fri Nov 2 04:37:20 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Online website design boomed in this period. Very current and topical as well. That should get you started.
Answered by Joe D - Fri Nov 2 15:16:55 2007
Q. I have to do a research assignment on art 'movements' in the 1990s and then focus on one significatn area, be it in fine art, design, photography, architecture, film. I'm finding it quite a difficult decade as no 'art movements' particularly stands out like it would do in earlier decades.
Asked by lullabywaves - Fri Nov 2 04:37:20 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Online website design boomed in this period. Very current and topical as well. That should get you started.
Answered by Joe D - Fri Nov 2 15:16:55 2007
What style of art would be defined as the cover of the Smashing pumpkins mellon collie and the infinite sadnes?
Q. What style of art would be defined as the cover of the Smashing pumpkins mellon collie and the infinite sadness? I really like the artwork within this album and I would like to possibly see where i can find pieces similar. As you can probably tell am not very knowledgable when it comes to art, so any input would be great! Thanks!
Asked by j t - Mon Sep 7 18:48:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would say it's American folk art, with kind of a modern influence. If you like that, you might like some of these artists: (artist of my current avatar)
Answered by single serving friend - Mon Sep 7 19:39:56 2009
Q. What style of art would be defined as the cover of the Smashing pumpkins mellon collie and the infinite sadness? I really like the artwork within this album and I would like to possibly see where i can find pieces similar. As you can probably tell am not very knowledgable when it comes to art, so any input would be great! Thanks!
Asked by j t - Mon Sep 7 18:48:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would say it's American folk art, with kind of a modern influence. If you like that, you might like some of these artists: (artist of my current avatar)
Answered by single serving friend - Mon Sep 7 19:39:56 2009
What is the most effective Offensive martial art?
Q. I know the primary aim for martial arts is for defensive purposes, but i am looking for an Art where i can use if for offensive purposes. I was also wondering which of these arts is the easiest to learn for me, as i'm 6ft and 19 stone. I'm on the fat side then :-( I think i may well prefer to use my arms more so then legs and was thinking about boxing? I intend to use anything i learn in a street form so would prefer it to be effective. I have heard jujitsu and muay thai are rather violent offensive arts? N.b Please don't judge me and moan about how it should be deffensive purposes only and tell me i need to lose weight.
Asked by lewisboss77 - Sat Feb 10 14:41:47 2007 - - 23 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello, I'll make this short and simple like the Art of Kenpo Karate. I have studied Martial Arts for more then 35 years now and for the past ten years I have been learning and teaching Kenpo. Kenpo is a very devastating self defense system. Just check out some demos on youtube.com or do an engine search for in depth information. Enjoy and good luck with your training. (77)
Answered by gretsch16pc - Sat Feb 10 15:11:13 2007
Q. I know the primary aim for martial arts is for defensive purposes, but i am looking for an Art where i can use if for offensive purposes. I was also wondering which of these arts is the easiest to learn for me, as i'm 6ft and 19 stone. I'm on the fat side then :-( I think i may well prefer to use my arms more so then legs and was thinking about boxing? I intend to use anything i learn in a street form so would prefer it to be effective. I have heard jujitsu and muay thai are rather violent offensive arts? N.b Please don't judge me and moan about how it should be deffensive purposes only and tell me i need to lose weight.
Asked by lewisboss77 - Sat Feb 10 14:41:47 2007 - - 23 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello, I'll make this short and simple like the Art of Kenpo Karate. I have studied Martial Arts for more then 35 years now and for the past ten years I have been learning and teaching Kenpo. Kenpo is a very devastating self defense system. Just check out some demos on youtube.com or do an engine search for in depth information. Enjoy and good luck with your training. (77)
Answered by gretsch16pc - Sat Feb 10 15:11:13 2007
art auction house - Is there any site where I can get help in opening of art auction house?
Q. I am planning to start a online as well as floor art auction house in India.I need to learn about functioning and running an art auction house from the experts.Where to go.Please.
Asked by art@art - Wed May 9 09:15:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Best to use EBay for the online part. Here's an EBay auction course: There are many others...
Answered by marcusmyrealbox - Wed May 9 09:20:01 2007
Q. I am planning to start a online as well as floor art auction house in India.I need to learn about functioning and running an art auction house from the experts.Where to go.Please.
Asked by art@art - Wed May 9 09:15:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Best to use EBay for the online part. Here's an EBay auction course: There are many others...
Answered by marcusmyrealbox - Wed May 9 09:20:01 2007
What are the different routes to becoming an art teacher? Do you have to have an art degree?
Q. I'm changing from an art psy degree to a degree in education with the intention of becoming a primary school teacher. My only reservation is in dropping art as I've always had a passion for it. Would it still be possible to become an art teacher at a high school in the future or am I restricting that opportunity?
Asked by Mary Contrary - Tue Feb 16 08:56:17 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are generally 3 ways in most states to become an art teacher. (or any teacher for that matter) BSEd: Major: Art Education or After earning your Bachelor's degree (any subject) MAT: Major: Art Education (in some states it's an MEd., but that's more a matter of different names for the same thing). 2 years of graduate study additionally some states offer a 1 year certificate to become a teacher.
Answered by Daniel John - Tue Feb 16 09:08:11 2010
Q. I'm changing from an art psy degree to a degree in education with the intention of becoming a primary school teacher. My only reservation is in dropping art as I've always had a passion for it. Would it still be possible to become an art teacher at a high school in the future or am I restricting that opportunity?
Asked by Mary Contrary - Tue Feb 16 08:56:17 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are generally 3 ways in most states to become an art teacher. (or any teacher for that matter) BSEd: Major: Art Education or After earning your Bachelor's degree (any subject) MAT: Major: Art Education (in some states it's an MEd., but that's more a matter of different names for the same thing). 2 years of graduate study additionally some states offer a 1 year certificate to become a teacher.
Answered by Daniel John - Tue Feb 16 09:08:11 2010
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