Wednesday, December 7, 2011

The artist from my country, China




Mr. Ding Shaoguang, born in 1939, Shanxi Yuncheng city person. 1962 Graduated from the Central Academy of Fine Arts. Teaching at the Yunnan Art Institute. 1979 created murals for the Great Hall of the "beautiful, rich, magical Xishuangbanna," published the same year, "Ting Shao Kuang Xishuangbanna line drawing sketch set." July 1980 to settle in the United States. 1990 Art Expo in Japan in the world, selected from the 14 century's most distinguished artists, ranked 29th, is the only Ranking of Chinese artists. March 1992, in Hong Kong, China Jia Shi was the 19th and 20th century Chinese painting at auction, works of "White Nights" sold to 2.2 million Hong Kong dollars, setting a living Chinese artist at work the record. In April, his prints screen printing exhibition held at the Revolutionary Museum in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, becoming the only foreign-Chinese living artist so honored. Was elected in 1993, the United Nations "of contemporary artists," created "the light of human rights" to mark the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In 1994 the United Nations use of his work, "Mother" India for the commemorative first day covers and limited edition prints in the global issue to mark the International Year of the Family. Three consecutive years, the United Nations 166 countries around the world the author describes Ting Shao Kuang art and life, art and philatelic items in the Final Report of the United Nations set up the nomination in recognition of 50 years, 29 contemporary artists, Ting Shao Kuang is one of the only Asian artists.

Saturday, December 3, 2011

Art 21

Art in the Twenty-First Century, Season 1 (2001)
At the dawn of the 21st century, American artists are taking self-expression and the artistic process into uncharted territory. Today's artists are engaging the world and their audiences in vital and surprising new ways. They use an enormous variety of media and draw on sources ranging from pop culture and politics to ethnic heritage, classical models, and deeply personal life experiences.
About Art in the Twenty-First Century, Season 2 (2003)
Contemporary art breaks out of the confines of museums and art galleries in Season 2 of “Art in the Twenty-First Century.” Shattering the myth of the artist as an isolated genius, this unique series introduces television audiences to 16 artists working in America today. "
About Art in the Twenty-First Century, Season 3 (2005)
What goes on inside the minds of today’s most dynamic visual artists? How do they make the leap between insight and finished object? What inspires artists to break through the barriers of convention to arrive at new ways of seeing? These and other intriguing questions are explored in Season 3 of “Art in the Twenty-First Century,”

Monday, November 28, 2011

MCA reflection





We went to MCA museum last week. That is a nice and huge building build on Chicago street. It is a contemporary art museum. We had see many interesting things over there, such as painting, architecture and photography. Many art works were after 1960. The most memorable for me is IAIN BAXTER . Artist is Emissions, this art work is about animals. The artist put animal specimens for people to enjoy. It was very interesting. Many art works from this museum I see were just from our life. Also they sold many interesting small gift at gift shop. It is a nice and interesting place for visit. I will go back again in the future!

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Museum





museum

AIC Ⅱ Reflection



Last Wednesday we went to AIC Museum again. This time we had see some different art at there. This time was more interesting. We went to basement first. It was some small windows over there. Also We had learn Asian culture, such as Chinese, Japanese, and India culture and art work. That was interesting. I saw some art work are already thousand years old. I could imagine the people were really smart. That was a fun trip and I bought a Post card for my classmate. That was a nice experience.

AIC Ⅱ Reflection



Last Wednesday we went to AIC Museum again. This time we had see some different art at there. This time was more interesting. We went to basement first. It was some small windows over there. Also We had learn Asian culture, such as Chinese, Japanese, and India culture and art work. That was interesting. I saw some art work are already thousand years old. I could imagine the people were really smart. That was a fun trip and I bought a Post card for my classmate. That was a nice experience.

Friday, October 21, 2011

Surviving Picasso




The movie I watched is Surviving Picasso. Picasso was a great painter. The movie talks about Picasso's life. The most big part was about his lovers. In the movie, there were seven women have relationship with him, but he never got married with anyone. This movie was talks about he loved with a girl who'name was Françoise. The girl only twenty three years old, but Picasso was sixty seven. They were fall in love, also he got one boy and one girl with her.They were together ten years, than Françoise left him. Picasso start his new life when he already seventy four years old.

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

AIC Reflection



Last week we went to Art Institute. I had learned a lot of things about art. That was a great trip for us to learning art. I took a lot of note and details about arts. The most memorable painting was Sky Above Clouds IV. The artist was Georgia O'Keefe. I saw many white square on the big blue ocean. That was a huge painting. Also I learned how to describe a art work. I also learned many of professional art words such as contrast, line, ect. Finally Gitte taught us how to find out what was the artist wants to show their thought. I learned many of art knowledge at trip.That was a great experience for me.

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Experience of AIC website







The most Oldest AXE in the World.

These two Axese were the most oldest Axese in the world. These were 3000-4000 years old. These were the first tools human were start used. These were fund at China. China was the one of the oldest country in the world. The white one was 27.6*7.4*.9cm. The yellow one was 17.1*6.9*0.3cm. Both were Songze culture. These were great discerd. We could start research the oldest people before 3000-4000years were start knew use tools to help their life.

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Public Art tour





















Before I thought Navy Pier was the part of the public art place. So I went to there to took a picture of it. The Malilyn Monroe was a new public art they had set up on the Michigan Ave and north wacker. The stone sculpture was builded at wacker drive, and Dearborn street. Chicago likes a big art and architecture museum. There were many nice building and placese for visit.

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Boat tour



The willis is the most tallest tower at Chicago. The willis tower
construction started by 1970 completed by 1973. The boat tour was fun because we learned alot of architecture's history at Chicago.















Monday, September 26, 2011

My shadow picture.



Shadow is a interesting thing around our's life, but alot of people are not care of it. this shadow picture is about myself. I like it because it looks like very mystery. The ground of this picture is my carpet. I like this color.

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Architectural Experience

I have a very good experience at Sears tower, which called willis tower now. It is a most famous and tallest building at Chicago. First time when i traveled there. I was very superised because the elevator at willis tower are so fast. From labby to 98 floors only take about 40 seconds. It is so unbliveble. I had see a ten minutes video about the buiding's information and how they made it. when I got 98 floor. The only things you saw is vast ground, huge lake and huge sky. Also you can see whole Chicago. Everythings become very small when you watch ground from the skydeck. People are like emmets. I had very good experience at willis tower.

MaYa Lin

Maya Lin was a Chinese American. She born at Athens Ohio. Maya Lin is one of the most prominent achitects in the 21st century. Although she started out in the 20st century, her vision and focus was always on how the space needed to be in the future and what it meant to people. She tried to focus less on how politics influenced desogn but more on what emotions the space would create and what it would symbolize to the user. Her belief in a space being connected and the transition from inside to outside being fluid, coupled with what a space means, has led her to create some very memorable designs. Along with architectural projucts, Maya Lin also worked on several sculptures. Below is a list of Maya Lin's most significant work. Her most important works are Vietnam Veterans Memorial at Washinton, D.C. and Civil Rights Memorial, Montgomery Alabama.

Sunday, September 4, 2011

Jerry's blog



















Why is this picture have two rabbits? Because this year in China is rabbit year. We have dragon year, pig year, hours year etc...... interesting, right?




This art work was from my pop culture class. This post reflect Chinese Spring festival. This is very special. Because many parts of Chinese Spring festival are all in my post, for example like loin dance, Light show, dumplings. Spring festival is most biggest festival in China. I like this
post. I hope people are enjoy it.