CUBISM (300 words)
Please use the source I provided and follow the instruction below.
Cubism is about a modern vision and about seeing things from different perspectives, often at the same time. Futurism builds on this and emphasizes with motion, or things moving, and technology as part of modern life. Discuss in an essay how New York City reflects these ideas and how it offers multiple viewpoints and perspectives (think about the many different types of people who live here and how they may see things differently). Also, how do you see movement and technology in your experience of living in New York City?Essay -Picasso's Demoiselles d'Avignon vs. Matisse' Piano Lesson; MoMa
3. Respond to the following prompt: How can Cubism be seen in Picasso's painting and how does Matisse reveal his own brand of cubism in his painting? Each artist is using his own technique to show that many perspectives are a fundamental way of understanding the modern world and the way that it is seen. While Picasso uses structure, Matisse uses color.
I WANT A THESIS that is supported with evidence you see in each painting.
You may borrow ideas from the wall text, readings, or videos, but tell me you are doing so using quotation marks and placing (Met Museum Wall text) after the quotation.(friend I have the pictures and the wall text I will send you a picture attachment in a private email for this)
Remember: this is the second of the two museum-based assignments outlined in syllabus on pg. 3:
Museum-Based Analytical Essay Reading Form for Meaning
4-5 page (double-spaced) essay, which will include identification and observation, and formal analysis of art objects.
--Paper must be 4-5 pages in length (double-spaced)
--Paper must have a title (a good title will reflect your thesis)
--Paper must be in Times New Roman 12 point font
--Paper margins must be 1" on left and right; top margin must be 1" and bottom margin 1"
--Put titles of works of art in italics
**IMPORTANT** If you borrow someone else's idea, you must footnote it.
If you borrow it directly, you must put their words in quotation (" ") marks.
(This applies to all information taken from lecture, books, wall plaques, etc.)