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1 Chapter 4 Deriving Meaning Formal Analysis Reading the Content The Influence of Context Ways we Encounter Art

2 Formal Analysis

3 Dorothea Lange and Camera

4 Dorothea Lange Migrant Mother & family, Nipomo, California Gelantin Silver print 1936 Formal Analysis

5 Dorothea Lange Migrant Mother, Nipomo Valley, California 1936 Gelantin Silver print Formal Analysis

6 Walker Evans Allie Mae Burroughs, Wife of a Cotton Sharecropper, Hale County,Alabama Gelatin silver print 1936 Formal Analysis

7 U.S. Capito Building Washington D.C. Begun in 1793 Formal Analysis

8 Reading the Content

9 Dorothea Lange Migrant Mother, Nipomo Valley, California 1936 Gelantin Silver print Reading the Content Subject Matter

10 U.S. Capito Building Washington D.C. Begun in 1793 Formal Analysis

11 Yoruba, Nigeria (Olowe of Ise) Palace Sculpture Wood and pigment 1910 - 14 Formal Analysis

12 Style, Form, Content - - Expressionistic Jackson Pollock Male and Female 1942 Oil on canvas

13 Jackson Pollock Lucifer Oil, aluminum paint, enamel on canvas 1947 3”5 x 8’9 Formal Analysis

14 Jan Van Eyck Giovani Arnolfini and His Bride 1434 Oil on wood Iconography - The study of the themes and symbols in the visual arts - the figures and images that lend works their underlying meanings. Reading the Content Iconography

15 Jan Van Eyck Giovanni Arnolfini and His Bride Oil on wood 1434 The National Gallery, London

16 Yama Distemper on cloth mid-17th to early 18th century + 72” x 46” Formal Analysis

17 Example of Maori Architectural Interior 1874 Manutuke, New Zealand Maori (meeting house) Te Mana O Turanga Manutuke, New Zealand 1883 Reading the Content Iconography

18 Dame Te Atairangikaahu Queen of the Maori until her death recently New Zealand Her Funeral Procession In August of 2006 New Zealand Reading the Content Iconography

19 Maori (facial tatoo designs) New Zealand Mike Tyson (with Maori facial tatoo design) USA Reading the Content Iconography

20 Writings About Art (Art Criticism) Formalist Criticism Ideological Criticism Structuralist - Based Criticism Psychoanalytic Criticism Feminist Criticism Writings on Visual Culture Personal Interpretation (Criticism)

21 Jacques-Louis David The Oath of Horatii Oil on canvas 1784 Writing about Art Reading the Content

22 Jackson Pollock Lucifer Oil, aluminum paint, enamel on canvas 1947 3”5 x 8’9 Formalist Criticism

23 Hans Haacke MetroMobiltan Fiberglass, three banners, photomural 1985 Reading the Content Ideological Criticism

24 Anselm Kiefer On the Rhine Printed images on paper on canvas 1982 - 87 10’5 x 12’10 Reading the Content Structuralist-Based Criticism - Deconstruction

25 Reading the Content Structuralist-Based Criticism - Deconstruction Anselm Kiefer Remnants of the Sun Mixed media on canvas 1997

26 Anselm Kiefer Dein Goldenes Haar, Margarethe Mixed media on paper 1981 Reading the Content Structuralist-Based Criticism - Deconstruction

27 Cindy Sherman Untitled Film Still #35 Gelatin silver print 197910’ x 8” Reading the Content Structuralist-Based Criticism - Deconstruction

28 Cindy Sherman Gelatin silver prints Born 1954 Reading the Content Structuralist-Based Criticism - Deconstruction

29 Joan Miro The Beautiful Bird Revealing the Unknown to a Pair of Lovers Gouache and oil wash on paper 1941 18” x 15” Reading the Content Psychoanalytic Criticism

30 Salvador Dali The Peristence of Memory Oil on canvas 1931 The only difference between me and a madman is that I’m not mad. - Salvador Dali Yves Tanguy Mama, Papa is Wounded Oil on canvas 1927 Reading the Content Psychoanalytic Criticism

31 Guerilla Girls Billboard c.1990 Influence of Context Feminist Criticism Ingres Grande Odalisque Oil on canvas 1814

32 Guerilla Girls Poster c.1990 Reading the Content Feminist Criticism

33 Barbara Kruger Untitled (We Don’t Need Another Hero) 1987 Photographic silkscreen, vinyl lettering on Plexiglas Reading the Content Feminist Criticism

34 The Influence of Context

35 Andy Warhol Green Coca-Cola Bottles Oil on canvas 1962 The Influence of Context

36 Cildo Mirieles Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project Screen print on Coca-Cola bottles 1970 The Influence of Context

37 Shirin Neshat Speechless Pen and ink over gelatin silver print 1996 The Influence of Context Still from Passage

38 Ways We Encounter Art

39 Dorothea Lange Migrant Mother & family, Nipomo, California Gelantin Silver print 1936 Ways We Encounter Art

40 Alexander Calder Bent Propeller Painted steel 1970 Destroyed on September 11, 2001 Ways We Encounter Art

41 Kwakiutl Interior House Post Northwest Coast Territory, North America Wood Ways We Encounter Art

42 Georgia O’Keefe 1887 - 1986 Grey Line with Lavender and Yellow Oil on canvas 1923 Jack in the Pulpit IV Oil on canvas c. 1925 Artist Intent vs. Written Analysis Yellow Calla Oil on canvas 1926

43 Judy Chicago The Dinner Party 1974-79 Painted porcelain and needlework Plate Setting of Georgia O’Keefe

44 Now to Chapter 12

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