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⏰ Class 1 Now Posted! (Write Discussion Notes Below)
Write your discussion notes below from "Foundations – Basic Principles of Art Through Arthur Jafa." If you are having trouble opening it, view the screenshot below with instructions. SUPPLEMENTAL QUESTIONS: 1. How does rhythm appear in both the tool installation and photo arrangements? 2. Where do you see the strongest contrasts in the exhibition? 3. How does Jafa use proportion to create emphasis? 4. What movements guide viewers through the space? 5. How do recurring symbols create visual connections? 6. Where do you see hierarchy in the exhibition layout? This approach makes contemporary art principles more accessible while using Jafa's work as a concrete example of their application.
⏰ Class 1 Now Posted! (Write Discussion Notes Below)
2 likes • Jan 31
It’s crazy we learning about him. I didn’t know who he was until someone watched my short film and said it reminds them of him. I found out late that he was the cinematographer to one of my favorite movies “Daughters of the Dust”
📌 Welcome! Introduce yourself + share a pic of your favorite artist
Share a picture of your favorite artist or learning workspace below! Welcome to "Contemporary Black Art: Voices, Visions, and Movements in America!" I'm Dr. Morris, and I'm excited to guide you through this transformative exploration of contemporary Black art. I'm an artist, educator, and scholar specializing in global Black perspectives and social sculpture and historical frameworks in contemporary art. Throughout my career, I've witnessed firsthand how art can challenge perspectives, spark dialogue, and create lasting change. I've taught classes at Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, and led a team of 10 educators. What to Expect: - Deep dives into works by groundbreaking artists like Nick Cave, Kara Walker, and Kehinde Wiley - Rich discussions about identity, activism, and innovation in Black art - A supportive community of learners passionate about art and social change - Interactive sessions with real-world examples and case studies 🗓️ Course Structure: - Weekly Classes (Tuesdays & Thursdays at 7 PM CST) - Engaging discussions in our community space - Virtual gallery visits and artist spotlights - Collaborative projects and peer feedback 💫 Why This Matters: Contemporary Black art isn't just about aesthetics – it's a powerful lens through which we examine history, challenge present narratives, and imagine new futures. Whether you're an artist, educator, or art enthusiast, this course will deepen your understanding of this vital cultural force. Community Guidelines: - Approach discussions with curiosity and respect - Share your unique perspectives - Engage meaningfully with peers - Ask questions freely Ready to begin? Introduce yourself below and share what drew you to this course!
📌 Welcome! Introduce yourself + share a pic of your favorite artist
0 likes • Jan 31
My name is Dre Ellis I am a writer/director, a Music artist , comic book writer and fashion designer all self taught. My favorite is Julie dash
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I’m D'Andre Ellis I’m happy to be here. Thank you
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