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What is Art?

How do you define Art?  
What MUST an artwork Involve?

Level I   Art of the Week, Ancient to Contemporary

Flipping the Art History Lesson:
- In each section you will be given the notes for the art history
- Please highlight the questions that relate to this quarters concept (i.e. power, appropriation)
- Choose the question that relates to your notes, tell the group how your answer justifies the question

​Power in Art

1. The beginning of art, Makapansgat Pebble

2. Horses of lascaux

3. Steele of Hammurabi

4. Bust of Nefertiti

5. Mask of Agamemnon

6. Gates of Ishtar

7. Nike of Samothrace

8. Statue of Augustus of Prima Porta

2nd 9 Weeks 

DEFINE Canon(Art):
ILLUSTRATE WHAT "Rules, Standards or guiding principles "LOOK LIKE in our world

9. Terracotta Soldiers

10. Justinian and Theodora

11. Laila And Majnun, 
A story told throughout India and the Middle East

Canons of Bollywood Cinema reflect Culture

Laila and Majnu performed in Aaje Nachle

12. Mayan Calendar

13 The Prow of A Norse Ship

14. Book of Kells

15. The Moai 

16. The Rainbow Serpent

Reaction(Social Comment)- Reactionary Art

17. The School of Athens, Renaissance- Raphael

18. David with the Head of Goliath,

19. Praying Hands- 

20. The MilkMaid

21.  The Oath of Horatti

22.Slavers Throwing Over the Dead and Dying- 

23. Apples and a Pomegranate

24. The Blue Dancers

4th Quarter

Theme: Visual Culture

26. Cut with a dada kitchen knife through the last weimar beer belly cultural epoch in Germany

27. Guernica

28. Persistence of Memory

29. (Untitled) Starry Sky and Religious Figures

30. Marilyn Monroe 

31.Crack is Wack

32.  Free Mondays 

33. Art Topics and current events; Currency of criminals

1.How would you price an artwork?
2.How is the worth of an artwork determined?
3.Why would an artwork be taken?
4. Why is it important that an artwork is returned to the public?