Length of the paper is 2.5 to 3 pages, 1.15 line spaced, and font size 11 – 12 point. Be sure to edit, proof-read and correct spelling errors. Organize the content of your paper so it is easy to read.
In this paper, you compare and contrast the artwork of two non-western cultures from chapter 17, 18, and 19. Read the chapters carefully and select two of the cultures that you would like to compare and contrast in your analysis.
1. Use the visual elements and design principles in your analysis of the artwork. Include your personal response to the art and share why you chose the two cultures.
2. Include at least one art example from each culture from the textbook in your paper and be sure to include the figure number, page number, artist’s name (if available), and title of the work.
3. You may use additional sources if you wish and include them in a listing of your sources at the end of your paper.
4. Select art from two of the cultures in the textbook:
India
Southeast Asia
China and Korea
Japan
Arab lands
Spain
Persia
Africa
Oceania and Australia
Native North America
Pre-conquest Central and South America
Assignment 2: Non-western artist (10 points)
Journal entry
Length of the journal entry is 1 to 1.5 pages, 1.15 line spaced, and font size 11 – 12 point. Be sure to edit, proof-read and correct spelling errors.
Look outside your text for your research. Use as your sources for this research and summary current magazines, journals, and the Internet to find one current non-western artist. The artist should be working in our own modern era – within the last 25 years.
1. A few suggested art magazines and journals that also have an online presence: Art Forum, Artist’s Magazine, Art in America, ARTnews, Smithsonian Art, Southwest Art, and other online sources including YouTube.
2. Read the material that tells about the artist and their work and look closely at their artwork.
3. Use the correct terms to describe the artwork and share something about artist as well.
4. Include your sources, material from the source (URL of the website or YouTube), a photograph that is representative of the artist’s work, and your written summary for the non-western artist you have chosen