The contrast between Baroque and Classical Music Baroque and classical architecture differs in age, purpose, and attributes. Leach highlights that baroque architecture originates in Italy in the 17th century and fused with decorative and theatrical elements (2016). According to the source, the architecture’s primary purpose is to impress. Some of the discipline’s principal attributes include domes, quadrature, cartouche, elliptical spaces, and contrasting art. On the other hand, classical architecture was discovered between the 4th and 7th BC. Leach argues that the style principle purpose is stability and reinforcement (2016). However, the author states that some types of classical architecture capture decorative aesthetic. Some of the main attributes of the style include precise construction geometry and symmetry, numerous pillars, strong foundation, and pediments.   Baroque music is easily recognizable, accounted for by its unique characteristics. The most common attribute of the entertainment form is basso continuo. Also, a single mood per piece attributes the music. Cyr expresses the importance of the string section in the entertainment form (2017). Besides, major and minor keys replace the modes of music. Cyr highlights that…

BEST CONCERTS IN PHOENIX ARIZONA THIS MARCH Spring season is here and what better way to spend it than to attend some of the best concerts in Phoenix. Whether you are a hiker, a music enthusiast, or a reveler, you can be sure to find a couple of things to do in Phoenix this March. Indulge in an array of fun-filled events that will ultimately get you feeling the part!   M3F Music Fest March 6-8, East-side of Margaret T. Hance Park Are you yearning for an epic music extravaganza? Scour the internet no more because the M3F music concert is just around the corner. Here are the charges for various classes of attendees: Children under 10: Free Single-day GA: $65 + $15 fee Single-day VIP: $190 + $ 20 fee 3-day GA: $145 + $19 fee 3-day VIP: $475 + $35 fee Come and experience a headliner yet luxurious concert which ushers in other pulsating events in Phoenix this spring. Cabana-oriented corporate retreats and team outings will also be on offer. What’s more, you’ll enjoy performances from a variety…

Brecht explores the corruption of society Human society adores good societal ethics and views them as the pillar of good inter-human relationships and existence. However, societies may fail to adhere to societal values. It is at such a moment of failure that it becomes vital for artists to come up and portray the societal vices for their audience to make judgments. Brecht’s epic theatre describes the writing, which takes a dramatic form. Majorly, the play intends to stimulate its audience such that they assess and make a judgment on the things that occur in society. Among the things that the play portrays are the vices of society. According to the play, corruption is a societal vice fueled by the seemingly lawless system; it has rendered human brutal for survival all this as a result of the capitalist system. Corruption in society In Brecht’s Three Penny Opera, he explores corruption as a societal vice and means of survival. Corrupt deeds develop into a status quo where the leadership benefits from the suffering of the disadvantaged. In the play, Brecht has used…

Representation of Autism in the Media Introduction Autism in the west has been a popular concept for more than 70 years, alluding to deviance and other personality categories. In the past few decades, there has been a continuous evolution towards a better comprehension of the disorder. The term ‘autism’ is a coinage of Bleuler in attempts to equate the condition to childhood schizophrenia in 1911(Milton, 2012). The word was later adopted by other scholars who have carried it forth to the modern times, although the process has encountered numerous transformations. Milton recognizes the various shift to include the contemporary drop in the term Asperger Syndrome and the adoption of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) (2013). The current definition of the condition by the author implies that there are challenges in individual socialization as exhibited through communication. There are also dissimilarities in sensory processing, which is exhibited through consistent and constrictive behaviors. Many perceived the condition as rare since a small part of the popular was affected. In efforts to gain better insights into the condition, individuals perceived the disorder in superstitious…

Pythokritos of Rhodes Pythokritos of Rhodes which some artists refer to as Nike of Samothrace, BCE 200-190, is one of the most popular sculptures in the world. It is a Hellenistic sculpture made of marble, based mostly on Nike, the goodness of victory according to Greek culture. Although the exact date of publication of the sculpture is not known, it has been on display in Louvre,Paris, since 1884.Horst Janson, one of the world’s renowned artists described it as the greatest “Hellenistic sculpture” (Tonnybee, 14). In all art perspectives, Pythokritos of Rhodes is a real masterpiece. What is outstanding about this sculpture is that it is an original sculpture. Most of the Hellenistic sculptures on display in many museums in the world are Roman copies, rather than the original sculptures. The sculpture is 244 centimeters and specifically made mostly of Parian marble. Although the exact date of publication of the sculpture is a controversial topic, it is still a great sculpture by all definitions. It was most probably created to honor the Greek goddess of victory, Nike, after a naval victory.…

Don’t Look Back in Anger  This is a song written and performed by Oasis. Despite having numerous themes like love, broken heart, innocence, regrets, and betrayal of one lady named Sally, Sally becomes the victim of all at most of all the acts revolving around this strange love game. She still has hopes that he will come back and reconcile with her boyfriend, so sad a vision that will never come to pass. It has taken so long, and she is now grieved with anger. In verse one, the singer seems to be giving her a bit of advice on the line that goes, “don’t you know you might find / a better place to play” Towards the end of the song, Sally finally sees his ex-boyfriend steps in with another woman as the singer again advises her not to look back in anger. “But don’t look back in anger; don’t look back in anger” (“Oasis – Don’t Look Back in Anger”).   “The Great Day of His Wrath” (1851) The drawing can be attributed to John Martin, one of…

Aesthetic Greatness The concept of greatness is widely expounded as the capacity of specific individuals to explore opportunities and have better performance through manipulation of natural ability to perform better than others. In this case, the perspective of greatness seeks to build on the concept individuals or objects have a better chance to have higher performance in certain situations (Landow 1279). Greatness is thus, associated with certain natural instincts that exist in a person that propels them to have a competitive advantage over the others in the society. Therefore, greatness can be depicted as having the ability to conduct certain instances in society that are termed as being superior and surpasses the knowledge of others within society. In humanities, the aesthetic view of greatness is depicted to explore the abilities, especially in leadership and innovation skills. The philosophical view of the concept of greatness is presented through the development of diverse ideas across the mindsets of individuals to come up with strategies and build on a particular school of thoughts that are later incorporated in the ordinary affairs of individuals.…

 Case Study Analysis Part A: Case Study Analysis (700 words, 10 marks) Instructions: Read the following two case studies. For each case study, briefly describe: a) The industry to which analytics has been applied b) The business problem to be solved c) The type of analytics used and how it was used to adress that business problem d) The main challenge(s) of using this type of analytics to achieve a business objective e) Recommendations regarding how to be assist stakeholders (designers (artists), firefighters (first responders)) to adapt to these applications Big Data andArt:can machine learning technology recreate the work of Gaudi? https://www.bernardmarr.com/default.asp?contentID＝715 Amsterdam Fire Department : the use of big data analytics in fighting fires https://www.bernardmarr.com/default.asp?contentID＝1082 ……………………………………………. [unique_solution]Part B: The Role of Analytics in Solving Business Problems (500 words, 8 marks) Instructions: Describe two different types of analytics (from Workshop 1) and evaluate how each could be used as part of a solution to a business problem with reference to one real-world case study. Conduct your own research and consult resources provided in the subject. …………………………………………………… Part C: Sourcing Analytics…

Pictorialism Over the course of human existence, societies and cultures have developed and evolved in a variety of ways. In each era, the changes were reflected, recorded, and evaluated by the premiere arts of the day. Sometimes their works sparked social change, other times it was a rejection of a change that was occurring. Regardless, it is for good reason that artists are often designated “the voice” of their generation. For this assignment, you will choose a movement, or an artist associated with a movement, that you feel had a significant impact on society/culture. You will focus your research on three things: the time and culture the movement existed in (context), the pillars of the movement (principles, beliefs, characteristics, and people), and the impact of the movement (how the movement represents a shift in societal progress, and/or the impact it had on future art and/or society). Your essay should be 4 – 6 pages and use a minimum of 3 – 5 scholarly sources, including at least one primary source that represents the art or the reception of the art.[unique_solution]…

Formal art analysis Introduction The Monk of the sea is an oil-on-canvas painting by German artist Casper David Friedrich. The painting was done between 1809 and 1810, and it is one of Friedrich’s most famous paintings. The piece of art can be found in Nationalgalerie in Berlin, Germany. The painting depicts a Monk standing alone in the shore of a sea within a great expanse. The form, expression, and meaning of this painting speak a language that was understood then and can be understood today. In this paper, I carry out a formal analysis of the monk of the sea by Casper David Friedrich. The painting depicts a man probably a monk standing by the seaside. The painting shows a picture of a man standing alone and gazing into the sea. The painting has the dimensions of the sky, sea, and land. However, the artist gives the painting a larger space for the sky, which makes up at least three-quarters of the painting. The painting’s dimensions are also not uniform with the painter preferring 110 centimeters by 171.5 centimeters to…