Art since 1945- Digital Realm

This era began in 1980. It brought a new style to art.It came about using technology to develop art. This movement in art used codes to produce sounds and images. The famous digital artists were Mary Flanagan and Jim Campbell. The image above was created by Jim Campbell.

Loop Art Tour

REFLECTION OF LOP ART TOUR

This is one of the most interesting things have done in this class. I liked it so much that I even continued to view the landmark and theatre tours but, there were not as entertaining as the lop tour. They were all educative though because, the told the history and purposes of the architecture and structures. I really interested in hearing about the bowman and the spearman which was created to honor the first settlers of the country according to the website. It was a really cool experience for me and I’m glad participated in this. I never liked most of the structures, especially the monument with the standing beast but now that I know a little about it, I appreciate it the more.

Laila Ali-artist at work

This is an image from Laila Ali titled, "Artists at work" It shows her painting something like an Egyptian mummy. I chose Laila Ali because i thought it was the daughter of former boxer, Mohammed Ali.

PBS favorite picture

Heartless

This is an album cover for Kanye West's new album. Kanye uses sever artistic skills in his music videos as well, this one show a red heart with broken edges in the middle. This explains what his album is about which was "808 degrees and heartbreaks".

Metal Moose

This is a work of art that is located at Tribune Tower. It is a crafted nine- feet sculpture of a moose made from metal. It caught my eyes witht its shiny reflection on my eye. It wasa made by John Kearney from recycled motor parts. I didn't have my camera with me when i saw it, i would hav taken a picture with it but You can! :)

The Abandoned Child

This is an art by a Ghanaian named Jacklyn Laryea. This painting shows a child of about fourteen years in a wretched outfit like a homeless person. Jackie's arts captures emotional struggles. Her works captures real emotions which she says originates from her West African heritage