1 It's about creating something. I liked how I thought about what to do in the weekly activities and the part I was trying to make. 2 There doesn't seem to be anything. It was good to get to know new artists every week, and the activities were also suitable. 3 Nothing is lacking in this class. everything is perfect 4 Yes. It seems that the scope of learning was broad by using both the notice posted on the BeachBoard and the professor's blog. 5 It was my first time blogging, and I felt the power of blogging. It was good that one article I wrote could be found through searches from all over the world. It seems like a world where you can eat well and live well with just one blog. 6 It was a bit daunting before the start of the week, but when I made a plan and worked on it, it went smoothly. 7 It was interesting to compare the two artists each week. There were many artists I had never heard of for the first time, and it was fun because there were many artists with different ch...
Marina Abramovic She sets out to tell a story about art and the world with contemporary artist Marina Abramovich, who seeks to awaken the individual consciousness and change the world. However, I will talk about the awakening of individual members responsible for the beginning and completion of all social changes. Just as an idea is a start to change the world, I believe that an individual's awakening under challenging times can become a driving force for more tedious actions to break through the crisis. Marina Abramovich is one of the most revered performance artists of the 21st century worldwide. Her work <Artist Is Present>, one of her works at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, MoMA in 2010, was selected by critics as representative of the new millennium. In that work, Marina sat motionless from the morning when the art museum opened until the door was closed, sitting face to face with the audience and communicating in silence. It was a performance that lasted 7...
Two artists, I found this week are Jeff Koons and Yayoi Kusama. A dog made of balloons, a pumpkin full of dots, and nothing special, these two works represent the contemporary art market. The two artists who captured both artistry and popularity have one thing in common. The point is that they used self-marketing that deviated from the existing form. A businessman in art, Jeff Koons Suppose there's anything unique about Jeff Koons, the 'most expensive artist to exist,' that he experienced 'real business' before becoming an artist. From membership desks at the Museum of Modern Art in New York to financial brokers on Wall Street. It gave Jeff Koons his perspective as a marketer who worked on financing the work. The marketing strategies studied to achieve higher sales rates as efficiently as possible have influenced today's work. Jeff Koons, dressed in a neat suit, has a bright smile, looks like a business person, and aims for the highest efficiency in his work met...
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