Wednesday, December 10, 2014

Film

Pollock

The movie was talking about an artist whose name was Jackson Pollock. It was talking about the life and career of the American painter Jackson Pollock. Pollock was a great painter who had a miserable life. He made everyone around him miserable too most of the time. The bad thing about him is that he was alcoholic. The way was so bad. He died in a car accident when he was drunk which killed an innocent woman. before he died and after he quite drinking he was happy.



Loop tour

Loop tour


On Loop tour I saw a lot of public art works. All of them were great and beautifully designed. The city of Chicago has a lot of awesome art works. Just by walking around the downtown, people can experience a large amount of art works such as, the Cloud Gate, Crown fountain, Agora, Fountain of time, The Picasso, Midway airport.








Art 21






          Art 21





About the artist: Yinka Shonibare MBE


The artist I picked was called Yinka Shonibare who was born in 1962 in London, England. He grow up in Lagos. He attended Byam shaw school of art in London. Yinka Shonibare was knowns for using batik in clothes to explore race. Yinka Shonibare also worked on painting, sculpture, photography, and film. Even though he was a disable, he was a great artist. His art work described some cultures.
One of his famous art work was called "Swing".







                                        one of his art work that catches my attention






contemporary artist

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Tuesday, December 9, 2014

MCA





Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago

 David's Bowie exhibit!



            On our tour we visited the Museum of Contemporary Art. We had the opportunity to experience David's Bowie exhibit. For those who don't know about the artist, he is a great painter. Also, he was a singer too. In the exhibition they were offering headphones so people can listen to the artist singing and talk while walking around the exhibition. The artist's way of dressing was a little bit weird.  



                                                 Some of the artist's pictures and his work







DePaul Museum Group Project

DE Paul Museum Group Project



On this project we went to Depaul Museum with my group. The museum belongs to Depaul University. 
The museum has two floors and its free to enter. When we got to the museum it was almost empty except two visitors. In that day there was an exhibit called "The Justice Chair". As you can see there are some strips under the chair and they are made of X-ray films, and it shows the names of the people who were held there in the 2012.

                                                                       "The Chair"
 


                                                                       "The strips"




                     Another picture when saw at the museum was called "Martin Luther King"




Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Reflect on Art Institute Visit

   

Reflect on Art Institute Visit

       


         The Art Institute Of Chicago Museum is considered as one of the most popular museums in the nation. It has a lot of great art works. Most of the artwork are created by famous artists. Before I went to the museum, I didn't know that it has all those well-known works. In this trip I have experienced a lot of awesome things. In my opinion I think The Art institute of Chicago is one of the best places I have ever been to. However, they cost $12 which is not acceptable because it should be free for students. The benefit behind this trip was to explore all the well-known works, to understand their meaning, and to be familiar with all the awesome works. The paintings that attracted me the most are "A Sunday on La Grande Jatte" and "Bacchus Consoling Ariadne". It was a pleasure for me to see all the great works at the Art Institute Of Chicago Museum. I really enjoyed it.












          My partner and I have presented this painting and it is called "Nude with a Pitcher". It was created by Pablo Picasso in France, summer 1906.