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HU-AR 101-G Art Appreciation, Central Christian College of KS “He who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead; his eyes are closed.” -Albert Einstein Premise: In the book of Ezekiel 12: 2, God speaks to Ezekiel saying, “

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Eyes to See Final Critical Essay

HU-AR 101-G Art Appreciation, Central Christian College of KS

“He who can no longer pause to wonder and 
stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead; his eyes are closed.”
-Albert Einstein

Premise: In the book of Ezekiel 12: 2, God speaks to Ezekiel saying, “Son of man, you are living among a rebellious people. They have eyes to see but do not see and ears to hear but do not hear, for they are a rebellious people.” It is possible to go through out entire lives and truly not “see” or “hear” the true beauty that surrounds us. Since the beginning of time, God has perpetuated men and women who can see. Who can hear. They invite us to join them through the power of art, as expressed through various mediums: painting, photography, digital arts, decorative arts, sculpture, architecture, etc.

For example, in Week Three, micro-sculptor, Willard Wigan, shares the compelling story of the traumatic experience he had during his childhood. While skipping school and hiding in a shed, his eyes were opened to the “smaller things in life.” He noticed. From that challenge, he rose to do something that would call hundreds after him to see the “smaller things in life.”

If choosing Willard Wigan for your critical analysis paper, your thesis might be:

“Micro-sculptor, Willard Wigan, built his entire life’s calling around a seemingly insurmountable childhood challenge. As a result, he began to notice the smaller things in life. With his mother’s words ringing in his ears, he picked himself up, rose above the defeating words of an elementary school teacher, and became an internationally known micro-sculpture, whose artistry astounds.”

First and foremost, from Week One, have “eyes to see and ears to hear.” Be on the lookout for an artist or piece of artwork (photography, painting, decorative art, architecture, or anything mentioned in our text) that strikes and peaks your interest. You say, “I want to know more about this.” Something will draw you in. Begin researching immediately. Take notes.

Critical Analysis Paper: HU-AR 101-G has introduced countless artists and art pieces. Choose (1) artist or (1) piece of artwork and write a critical analysis:

1. Introduce the artist or artwork.

2. Develop a strong, compelling thesis, comprised of three strong points about the subject. Think outside the box.

3. Do proper research. Click on LIBRARY link and follow the directions to obtain resources and information.

4. Utilize Dr. Dean Kroeker’s “Undergraduate Writing Guide: Writing Tools for the Adult Student” (6th edition). Follow the guidelines for APA formatting.

5. Constantly check DOC SHARING and LIVE for resources. I post every resource you will possibly need to format your research paper properly. Check!

6. Write your research paper according to the rubric given:

a. APA format: cover page, abstract, body, references

b. Body of paper: 3 pages

7. Create a Power Point presentation for the class based on your paper (maximum slides: 10). This is your opportunity to express your creativity and imagination.

 

Content Requirements
Complete the Eyes to See Critical Analysis paper 
Format Requirements
Document Type

MS Word

Paper Size

8.5 X 11″

Length

Not to exceed 3 pages (not including the required cover page and reference)

Margins

1″

Font

Times or Times New Roman, 12 pt.

Line Spacing

Double. No extra double space between paragraphs please.

In-text Citations & Reference List Style

APA

File Naming Convention

LastNameFirstNameFinalPaper/Project
Example: DoeJohnFinalPaper/Project

Submission
After preparing your assignment in Microsoft Word, you will submit it, as an attachment below. When you are ready, scroll down to access the +File attachment area.

Upload the file first, then write something in the input box, such as “Please see attached.” Then, you will see the ORANGE save button appear. Click the button to submit your assignment.

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