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Project #6: Professional Artists DEMO influences

THU APR 02  @ 6 PM - DUE 30  virtual sketchbook entries of #40 total - Pepper will INTRODUCE  Project #6   (BELOW)   and  Project #7  Student Directed Final - DUE  Complete your  critique points for  3  (minimum) of your colleagues'  Project #5  works.  In them, be thorough, be thoughtful, be mindful of all that we've learned. Include discussion of formal principle and design elements that are operating in the work.  Upload to   FBsite PROJECT #6 As tragic and troubling the COVID-19 pandemic has left the world, it also, in a very strange way has brought us together to share in our care for humanity.  Sometimes the gesture of caring shows through people in teaching others about their expertise of many things, as well as simply sharing their passions with those who will take the time to listen.    Project #6 embraces this notion fully! Mahatma Gandhi Born OCT 2, 1869 India Assassinated JAN 30, 1948, New Delhi, India Background: I subscribe

Student Research Papers + Multi Media Presentations Published

 Below are your colleagues' multi media presentations and their full papers.     This blog page allows for you to make comments within each of them.   Please do so on  4  students' works, minimum.    --------------------------------- LINK TO PPT HERE >   Alicen Simpson: INKA ESSENHIGH multi media presentation Alicen Simpson Professor Pepper SA 321 Intermediate Painting March 15, 2020 Research Paper #1: Inka Essenhigh Biography     Inka Essenhigh is a contemporary American painter. She was born in 1969 in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania and she graduated from Upper Arlington High School. After high school, Essenhigh went on to study at the Columbus College of Art and Design and the School of Visual Arts in New York where she earned a Master of Fine Arts degree. It didn’t take long for Essenhigh’s career to gain momentum and for people to begin to notice her. Influenced by being a member of a generation of artists who became very popular in New York City dur