Contemporary African artist Wiz Kudowor. I chose the African piece. Kudowor says he had a difficult time painting outside of the African art confines, such as ritualistic paintings, until he was able to view art pieces from other places in the world. He then learned how to paint as a human being first .

I am doing my analysis on. Portrait of Pope Innocent X. By Diego Velázquez of Spain. It was created in Italy and finished around 1650. It is now housed in Rome. This Portrait has lots of reds and that instantly attracted me.

The Taj Mahal stands in Arga, India and was built starting in 1632 and was finished in 1653 with a renovation in 1903. The Mughal emperor at the time, Shah Jahan, was the one behind the Taj Mahal. It was built in memory of his third wife, Mumtaz Mahal, and construction started a year after her death.

Blogging is not my thing. The piece makes me wonder how many bottles of liquor were drunk that contributed to this piece and in what circumstance the artist acquire the labels and aluminum used.

The subject I have chosen for the second part of the Non-Western portion of this assignment is Japanese theater; more specifically Noh theater. The costumes are often elaborate and colorful, thought to help keep the audiences attention on the character. The costumes are also very thickly made so that the physical form of the actor is indistinguishable. There are two types of Noh theater,.

The Plump Art of Botero. Botero likes to copy existing paintings using his unique style and technique of painting and he also likes to paint subjects based on themes such as family life and still life. Original; Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres,.

By Kobina Nyarko reminds me of heavy traffic of vehicles bustling about on a busy intersection on a Friday. One traffic going one way and the other traffic going the other way. Sorry I could not figure out when and where the painting was made. Nyarko was officially taught at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology where he graduated with a BA in 2003.

Sold, Currently displayed at AfricanEncounters. Fans praise his work for being emotional and relatable. His is growing in popularity and is successful in Europe and the United States, as well as many other locations across the globe. Born in the coastal city of T.

I liked that this glass art not only showed what happened in its art but the light that comes through it leads to other parts of the exhibition that tells more parts of the history. It is like art within art, very creative and affective. Posted November 22, 2010 by krystalrolls.

The Sugpiaq people dancing again. Perry Eaton Mask on Dancer. The film has won several awards at film festivals in recent years. The cinematography is wonderful, and I wish I could show you the entir.