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Space in a work of art refers to a feeling of depth or three dimensions. It can also refer to the artist's use of the area within the picture plane. The area around the primary objects in a work of art is known as negative space, while the space occupied by the primary objects is known as positive space.
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Honestly I would use all of them, but considering this is probably a text question and you can probably only choose one.... I's say.... Drawings or photo's on a page or screen. You need to look back at the question. It says to help people <em>visualize. </em>You wouldn't exactly be giving someone the best visualization experience if you read them text or made them read text. Also if it's just music, what's the person gonna visualize? I'd say yeah all those things can help <em>TO </em>visualize. But not really the best way to go about it.
There's not just one "thesis statement" and "argument" for <span>cubist style of art. </span><span> There's a veritable infinity of approaches you can take here. </span>The traditional stance is that <span>cubist style of art </span><span>revolutionized European painting and sculpture, and that it was a part of the avant-garde art movement. </span>One less traditional stance would be that<span> cubist style of art</span><span> was essentially a creative cul de sac that didn't contribute anything lasting to European painting and sculpture. </span>
Here's one thesis statement: "<span>Cubist style of art</span> - a pre-WWII style that still thrives today"
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Performance rights.
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She's performing the song, performance right's was made to help people with that, it's how some people make cover's of songs.
Not likely to be self-employed in printing industry, at least starting out because commercial printing equipment is expensive. I don't know anyone working in the printing industry who works outdoors. Answer is your last one, not self-employed and work indoors.
