From the Street to Art Galleries: How Graffiti Became a Legitimate Art Form
While some believe that graffiti/street art does not belong in galleries it does for several reasons. This essay will explain why that is, as it is something that is often misunderstood by people both inside and outside of the art world. To explain the many reasons why graffiti/street art should be in galleries we must first get a clear understanding of the differences between the two. “Artist Sanction and Street Works”, written by Shelby Moser provides some good examples of…...
Cultural Similarities and Differences
Mexico and Puerto Rico are two popular countries of South America. They share the passionate language of Spanish, though there are some differences in their dialects. There are similarities and differences between the two countries, such as expectations of family members and structuring, in addition to religious practices, traditions, and art. Both countries possess many unique traits and customs. Mexican and Puerto Rican societies have very similar familial structures. Both countries consider family the foundation of their social structure. They…...
We Need Cultural Enrichment
Last February 17, 2009, I went to the ISU Juried Student Exhibition which was located in the Center for Performing and Arts Gallery building. The juror of the exhibition was Mr. Ronald Leax, Halsey C. an Ives Professor of Art in Washington; University, St. Louis, MO. Most of the paintings that were being exhibited illustrate beauty and nature. I’ve noticed that most of the people that were there during the time of my visit appear uninterested with the art that…...
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