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Fantom [35]
2 years ago
6

Go to one of your teachers or mentors, and ask, "What are the most incredible life-changing experiences you've had, and why did

you consider them life-changing?"
Ask them how being curious and outgoing helped motivate them to explore these experiences.

What recommendations do they have for your life? What would they encourage you to DO and NOT DO to build meaningful life experiences? Take notes, and then summarize the conversation, using complete sentences.
Arts
1 answer:
dolphi86 [110]2 years ago
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Answer:

many of my life experiences that involve friends just because weather they stay or go you’ll always have at least one memory in your heart from them

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1. I believe the correct answer is: the type of comedies characterized by wit, satire, licentiousness, cynicism and sexually explicit language in the period of Restoration in England (1660-1710).

 

     Restoration comedies (also known as comedy of manners) represent the renaissance of English drama, which has flourished in London after the Restoration (1660-1710­­). The popularity of this comedies was influenced by introduction of first female actors (before that female roles were played by boys) which predominantly delighted the male audience as they were curious to see women engage in physical seduction scenes.

     The restoration comedies were characteristic for their complicated plots, which were marked by their wit, satire, licentiousness, cynicism and sexually explicit language (encouraged by the King, Charles II) . But, the audience of this comedies wasn’t wide, so the playwrights had to be extremely responsive to popular taste and go with the flow.

 

2. I believe the correct answer is: commedia dell'arte companies performed in various cities (building their stage) due to their nomadic nature and persecution.

 

     One of the most representative characteristics of commedia dell’arte is its nomadic nature – moving stage from one place to another. Performing in various cities required new audience and payment, which is the reason why companies mostly build their stages in the wealthier cities or during the time of public fair and celebrations.

     The challenge of this type of setting may be the material (having to employ carpenters, props masters, servants, nurses, and prompters) or the fear of performances becoming stale and boring to the audience, which is one of the reasons why companies were leaving towns at their peak. The challenge may also be the persecution by Church, public authorities or rival companies.

 

3. I believe the correct answer is: avant-garde theater, known for the rejection of general, dominant ways of writing and producing plays, and it presented the absurdity of their everyday lives.

 

     Experimental theater (also known as modern or theater of absurd) represent the modern take of theater by avant-garde artist, starting with Alfred Jerry. Avant-garde period is known for the rejection of general, dominant ways of writing and producing plays, and it presented the absurdity of their everyday lives. The peak of the experimental theater and the embodiment of their manifest were the plays of Samuel Beckett and Eugène Ionesco.

     As avant-garde period does not represent the oneness like all the artistic periods before, the experimental theater also does not present its characters and plots to audiences in one same way. But, there are few similarities, such as introduction of a different use of language and the body to change the audience’s perception and to create a new, more active relation.

 

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      The classical tragedy represents the renaissance of the Greek tragedy, during the period of Classicism (17th century). Classical tragedy, as does the Greek tragedy, thematizes the serious, sorrowful, terrible and tragic events encountered or caused by a heroic individual.

      As the classical tragedy was developed by based on and judged by the rules of the Greek tragedy, the main characteristics stayed the same: the action was developed in five acts, it had the "classical unities" of time (action was developing in 24 hours), place (action was developing in one place) and action (only one course of action), found in the “Poetics” of Aristotle and the tragic guilt which was the hibris made without knowing.

 

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     The reason for musicals to be geographically associated with Broadway (New York City) or West End (London) is that they are considered to be highest level of commercial theatre in the English-speaking world, which may be due to the large venues and the big-budget they have at their dispose. The Broadway (which has 41 professional theaters) became influential and the center of musical performances at the time of productions by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein.

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The Merode Altarpiece (1427-1432) consists of a triptych that narrates the Virgin Mary’s Assumption when the Archangel Gabriel announces that she’ll carry the son of God, which is depicted in the middle painting. The painting on the left shows two donors, a man and his servant, which critics believe were part of Merode elite. And the painting on the right depicts Saint John working in his workshop, surrounded by carpenter’s tools.

This painting is important by virtue of its realism and naturalism, which were elements of the Renaissance, but this painting is dated many years before the Italian movement apex. There’re also many unconcluded findings of this triptych, which some experts believe weren’t performed by Robert Campin himself, but by a pupil.

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Robert Campin (1375-1444) is considered by some art critics as the father of the Flemish Pre-Renaissantist Painting, which some titled to the Van Eyck brothers. In fact, the three personalities were contemporary, but some researchers found that Campin production preceded Jan Van Eyck.

He was influenced by many illumination masters, Robert Campin has reached a naturalism level that would be noticed in Italy Renaissance.  

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There are also donors coming through the door, probably the figures commissioned the triptych. Saint John is depicted in the third part of the artwork, working in his workshop. There’s a lot of mystery behind the triptych that’s now part of the Metropolitan Museum collection. Some believe that’s a copy of another painting located in Brussels, that has the Assumption as the theme, and Mary is positioned in a different way, looking at the angel instead of reading.

The two donors are still unknown, as the triptych passed to many owners' hands, until being acquired by the museum. Mary is painted as a wise woman and John as a craftsman, something that would be returned by the Italian painters only a few years ahead.  

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