This week you will begin working on your Art Appreciation Project by selecting your topic and creating an outline. Please see the Course Project Overview for a comprehensive view of the entire project, which also includes an annotated bibliography and a presentation.
To get started, you will choose an artist or work of art that you enjoy. It does not have to be in our textbook. Here are a few examples of topics students have chosen in the past.
- Tattoos as art (focus on a particular tattoo style or tattoo artist)
- Comic books and graphic novels as art (focus on a particular artist or character)
- Something more traditional: Greek sculpture, the Egyptian Pyramids, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Picasso
- Abstract or nonrepresentational art forms; for example, Jackson PollockĀ
- Jewelry, fashion design, everyday objects as art
- Automotive design (a certain car model such as a 1965 Mustang)
- An unjustly overlooked artist who should be in our textbook, but isn’t
- Outlaw artists (graffiti artists such as Banksy)
- Digital art
- Medieval armor and weaponry
- A work of art or artist who changed the world
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