The first one... the ending to a sonata form in some pieces.
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To fix this photograph I would do a couple things. First, I would change the backround. For a wedding photoshoot it should look happy and pretty, for example a flower field or a nice building, not a run-down nasty building. I would also change the fact that the bride isn't looking at the camera. Another thing I would do, which is unnessary but might look better, is pose the couple differently. The photographer made the groom more focused on so I would change their positions to distribute the main focus. I do, however, like the candidness of the shot.
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My mom's a photographer, so yeah.
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A) by showing three different representations of the same object, thus questioning the nature of representation
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<u>A. is the right answer. </u>Joseph Kosuth did composition One and Three Chairs by placing a physical chair, hanging its photograph, and placing dictionary definition of the word <em>chair</em>. <u>By this, he tried to point to the discussion about what </u><em><u>is </u></em><u>actually an object and how different representations can lead to different views of the same thing. </u>He tries to ask us what is the most accurate representation and pointing to us <u>that different representations have different meanings. </u>
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B. is not the right answer. Kosuth did not try to point out that the dictionary definition has the same meaning. On the contrary, he tried to say how they have different effects and meanings. Also, there was a photography of the object as well.
C. is not the correct answer. The point was not to show different forms of art as much as to show different meanings and ideas about the same object.
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In many paintings under the movement of Abstract Expressionism an expression of reality is expressed in a non-representational statement with line, colour and size as well as the aggressive mingling of colours, shapes and forms that creates a painting of pure thought and emotion.
