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What was the message behind this work by Andy Warhol?

Answer.  :) it was good!

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rip x hes my fav rapper

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Answer: Fábrica

Explanation:  Una fábrica es una sociedad u organizacoón en la que se produce un bien, para así generar la satisfacción del público objetivo. Las fábricas son plantas industriales o establecimientos que cuentan con una producción en masa a través de máquinas especialmente diseñadas para dicho producto.

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\with who? a ghost?

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There is no attachment so I'm guessing the picture you're talking about has a large  5 and smaller ones repeated smaller behind it.

Harmony is when an artwork is visually appealing to one's eyes. The warm colors of the reds and yellows match with the cooler colors of black and blue. The repetitive 5 creates harmony as well.  This artwork also has variety. The different sizes of the 5s show variety. Also, the different shades of the yellows, reds, and blues create variety.

I'm not sure if what I think you're talking about is correct but I helped a friend of mine with her art class and the image you are describing sounds familiar.

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"Answer will vary but may include the following: The rendering of color and the use of bold and basic shapes help maintain harmony in this example. However, some components have very straight, angular lines, where others have curved shapes. This subtle variety helps make the image more interesting."

100% right on ed!

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i like your username but same

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Four sections of the jazz rhythm section are bass, Drums, Solo, and guitar.

American music is distinguished by rapid syncopated rhythms, polyphonic ensemble playing, different degrees of improvisation, and frequently intentional distortions of pitch and timbre. It developed particularly from ragtime and blues.

It is commonly characterized by syncopated rhythms, polyphonic ensemble playing, varied degrees of improvisation, frequently deliberate pitch deviations, and the use of original timbres. It was largely influenced by ragtime and the blues.

Swing and blue notes, intricate chord structures, call-and-response singing, polyrhythms, and improvisation are traits of jazz. Jazz includes influences from both African rhythmic ceremonies and European harmonies. United States, New Orleans, late 19th century.

The term "jazz" appears to have originated among white Americans, and the first instances of it appearing in print were in baseball literature from California, where it denotes "lively, energetic."

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symmetrical balance

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because theres two

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Local food proponents often claim that food grown close to home helps prevent global warming because it requires less fossil fuels to transport, generating fewer greenhouse

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hope this help's you ok have a nice day

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Performing arts, Journalism.

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Le Parc I think

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where is above?

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C. Sculpture

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Sculpting is three dimensional artwork, because you are carving into a 3D object. Two-dimensional art consists of paintings, drawings, prints, and photographs

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um yeah its garbage...

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anime sucks but what sucks more is your drawing.

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-space is basically divided into 3 parts: foreground, middle ground, and background.

-generally the background area is considered to be the upper 1/3 of the picture plane. -the middle ground area is considered to be the middle 1/3 of the picture plane.

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really dont now

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i dk im not going to collage tho waste of time and money

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The hip hop subculture can be characterized by people who love rap and truly identify with the message of racial struggles and poverty that is conveyed through hip hop music. The subculture's four defining activities are disc-jockeying, break dancing, graffiti art, and rapping.

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I learning about this too!

I hope this helped! Let me know if this is right in the comments! :)

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what quotation? there is nothing else provided..

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I cant see the image but are you asking for art from the 16th century? if so here is one:

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The art is called The school of athens btw

Answer: secular music is the right answer

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Louise Nevelson emerged in the art world amidst the dominance of the Abstract Expressionist movement. In her most iconic works, she utilized wooden objects that she gathered from urban debris piles to create her monumental installations - a process clearly influenced by the precedent of Marcel Duchamp's found object sculptures and readymades. Nevelson carefully arranged the objects in order to historicize the debris within the new, narrative context of her wall sculptures. The stories embodied within her works resulted from her cumulative experiences - as a Jewish child relocated to America from Russia, as an artist training in New York City and Germany, and as a hard-working, successful woman. Her innovative sculptural environments and success within the male-dominated realm of the New York gallery system inspired many younger artists, primarily those involved in installation art and the Feminist art movements.

Explanation: Nevelson chose to focus on her artistic career rather than her family, and that decision directly informed the installation she titled Dawn's Wedding Feast. Bride and Disk and Groom and Disk were originally part of that installation and collectively represent nearly ten years of Nevelson's sculptural practice. She used a process similar to that of Sky Cathedral to create all of the elements that made up this final installation. However, rather than paint the various sculptures black, she chose an all-white palette for the wedding-themed installation. During this period in her career Nevelson actually kept two separate studios, one for the creation of black sculptures and the other for white works. This separation illustrates just how deeply she believed in the fundamental duality and power of the two opposing tones. For Nevelson, white signified the "emotional promise" and "summoned the early morning," making the hue perfect for a work that examined weddings, a life-event that is typically laden with emotional promise. The disks attached to the columnar bride and groom sculptures - both key figures in a nuptial celebration - represent the sun and moon, both also present at the allegorical wedding feast at dawn. These key figures, as well as the installation as a whole, reflected both Nevelson's own escape from the constraints of her failed marriage in her 40s as well as her unwavering commitment to her artistic career, a new and different marriage. With the exhibition of Dawn's Wedding Feast, Nevelson effectively pioneered the idea of installation art, a format that was pivotal to the various postmodern art movements of the following decades.

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3. A brainliest answer is usually more focused upon and more noticed by a person who is trying to know the answer the answer of that particular question

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i hope that helps

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Some elements of art are; Line, shape, texture form, space color and value

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Value is the most important element of art when it comes to drawing and painting.

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Subing or Kinaban hope this answer helps

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chords go up the minor scale

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Top row: third, second, fourth

Middle row: fourth, third, fifth

Bottom row: seventh, seventh, fifth

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no

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do you have white out tape/ paint?

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Answer:   tributaries, the Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi, Beas, and Sutlej rivers, forming a developed system of interfluves, known locally as doabs, in Punjab province (Persian panj āb, “five waters,” in reference to the five rivers). In the lower plain the Indus River has a Nilotic character; i.e., it forms a single large river with no significant tributaries. The plain narrows to form a corridor near Mithankot, where the Sulaiman Range comes close to the plain and the Indus merges with its last major tributary, the Panjnad River (which is itself merely the confluence of the five Punjab rivers). Flooding is a perennial problem, especially along the Indus, as a consequence of heavy rains (usually in July and August).

The upper Indus plain consists of three subdivisions: the Himalayan piedmont, the doabs, and the Sulaiman piedmont (referred to locally as the Derajat). The Himalayan piedmont, or the sub-Shiwalik zone, is a narrow strip of land where the rivers enter into the plain from their mountain stage, thereby giving each a somewhat steeper gradient. The zone is characterized by numerous rivulets, which have produced a broken topography in parts of the zone. These streams remain dry except in the rainy season, when they swell into gushing streams with considerable erosive power.

The doabs between the various rivers display similar micro relief, which comprises four distinct landforms—active floodplains, meander floodplains, cover floodplains, and scalloped interfluves. An active floodplain (known locally as a khaddar or bet), which lies adjacent to a river, is often called “the summer bed of rivers,” as it is inundated almost every rainy season. It is the scene of changing river channels, though protective bunds (levees) have been built at many places on the outer margin of the bet to contain the river water in the rainy season. Adjoining the active floodplain is the meander floodplain, which occupies higher ground away from the river and is littered with bars, oxbow lakes, extinct channels, and levees. The cover floodplain is an expanse of geologically recent alluvium, the result of sheet flooding, in which alluvium covers the former riverine features. The scalloped interfluves, or bars, are the central, higher parts of the doab, with old alluvium of relatively uniform texture. The boundaries of the scalloped features are formed by river-cut scarps at places over 20 feet (6 metres) high. The generally level surface of this section of the plain is broken into small pockets in Chiniot and at Sangla Hill, near the much denuded Kirana Hills, which stand out in jagged pinnacles. These hills are considered to be the outliers of the Aravali Range of India.

The largest but poorest of the doabs is the Sind (Sindh) Sagar Doab, which is mostly desert and is situated between the Indus and Jhelum rivers. The doabs that lie to the east of it, however, constitute the richest agricultural lands in the country. Until the advent of irrigation, at the end of the 19th century, much of the area was a desolate waste, because of the low amount of precipitation. But irrigation has been a mixed blessing; it has also caused waterlogging and salinity in some places. In an attempt to correct this problem, the Pakistan government, with the financial support of such international agencies as the World Bank, constructed the Left Bank Outfall Drain (LBOD) in the 1980s and ’90s. The intent was to build a large artificial waterway roughly east of and parallel to the Indus to carry salt water from the plains of Punjab and Sind (Sindh) provinces to the Arabian Sea coast in the Badin region of southeastern Sind. The final segment of the LBOD consisted of building a “tidal drain” 26 miles (42 km) to the sea. However, instead of draining salt water away, the improperly designed tidal drain produced an environmental disaster in southeastern Sind: large portions of the land and freshwater lakes and ponds were flooded by salt water, crops were ruined, and freshwater fisheries were destroyed. The tidal drain issue was further complicated by instances of severe weather in the coastal region, including a destructive tropical cyclone in 1999 and torrential rains there and in Balochistan in 2007—both of which caused many deaths and forced the evacuation of tens of thousands of people. After the 2007 storms, the people of Badin called on the government to cease using the LBOD.

The Sulaiman piedmont is different from the Himalayan piedmont in that it is generally dry. Seamed with numerous streams and wadis, the surface is undulating. The gradient of the streams is comparatively steep, the floodplains are narrow, and the right bank of the Indus sometimes rises just above the main channel.