An analysis of the powerful self-portrait "La Columna Rota" by Frida Kahlo. Through extensive amounts of symbolism, arid colors, visual imagery, and texture, the painting describes the change in Kahlo's life and the pain and emotion she feels on a daily basis following her tragic bus accident.

In "Prisoner on the Hell Planet: A Case History," Art Spiegelman describes in horrific detail, through pictures, his failed effort to overcome his mother's suicide. This dark, gloomy, depressing cartoon enables Spiegelman to express his feelings of loneliness, doubt, fear, anger, and blame and to indicate the lack of closure. It's a discriptive essay.

This essay is about the piece of art called "El Corazon Lowrider" by Luis Jimenez.

The chosen art work is "Miracle of St. Dominic." This painting is a tempera on panel, painted by the Renaissance artist Taddeo di Bartolo, in the year thirteen sixty three. The painting is currently housed at the McNay Art Museum, measuring approximately 10" high by 10" wide. In this particular painting we are witnessing a miracle by St. Dominical. There are spectators and a horse that lays above the man in red, who St. Dominical has brought back to life.

Examines why the television show 8 Simple Rules is such a popular show. Describes how producers managed to salvage the show after its star, John Ritter, died. Details film techniques of the show and compares it to other modern sitcoms.

The expressionist painter Edvard Munch (1863-1944) and the surrealist painter Giorgio de Chirico (1888-1978) both applied their own experiences, feelings and desires in their artworks. A brief historical background on the artists and evaluation of examples of their artworks shows the degree to which each expressed his own emotions -- Munch's fears and anxieties, and de Chirico's perceived alienation from the world.

Abstract art is generally accepted as being the set of interests and formal innovations originated by Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso c.1907-11 and developed later by Juan Gris and Fernand Léger.

Analyzes the difference in news coverage between private corporate owned stations and government supported stations. Focuses on station coverage of the Bali bombing.

The depiction of the human body shifted throughout the Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic periods of Ancient Greece.

Essay provides a description of the art of Korea throughout the Yi dynasty.

Andrews wanted to express black experience through his art, but he found it very difficult thing to do. He was using nonfigurative expressionism which became a personal movement for him.

The conceptual art at the Biennale of Sydney 2004 is discussed with details about the artists' work and artistic philosophies.

A description of Piet Mondrian's famous works, as well as a brief description of his life as an artist. Mondrian is known primarily for his unique, abstract art and his creation of Neoplasticism.

A job description for a fashion coordinator, including the knowledge needed, the tasks to be performed, and the types of experiences that are preferred.

This is an analysis of a Michael Leunig cartoon in relation to the concept of imaginative journeys. An imaginative journey originates in the human mind, and involves overcoming obstacles through thoughts, memories, and speculation.

A description of the play "Cesar Died Today."

Medieval and Renaissance paintings of the 15th and 16th centuries are a great example of how art gradually changes over time. Although the paintings and artists will reiterate certain aspects in later art, they also change many aspects of the same styling.

Analyzes the American crime drama series Law and Order. Investigates the respects in which it both: 1) reworks established crime drama formula and conventions; and 2) offers novelty in terms of such aspects as concept, characterizations, episode structure and visual style.

Discusses Impressionism, Pre-Raphaelites and Realism. Considers similarities and differences in each form.

Evaluates the work and methods of contemporary artists Christo, Stellarc and Cindy Sherman. Questions each artist's intentions in the production and meaning of their artwork and the nature of their contemporary practice.

Describes the diversity and challenge of contemporary and postmodern art. References and compares the work of female artists Cindy Sherman, Julie Rrap and Wendy Sharpe.

This essay is about the similarities and differences between Michelangelo's David and

Donatello's version of David

The art "Painting 1977" by Peter Booth is an example of post-modernism art in Australia. The visual style of the work is described and its symbolism portrays humanity in a state of darkness, spiritual turmoil, loneliness and isolation while maintaining the possiblity of hope.

This is a descriptive essay of a painting by Jeffrey Wilkie, entitled Paradise Falls.

The Baroque style of art was the result of a counter-reformation, in reaction to the Protestant Reformation. It represented a response on the part of the Roman Catholic Church to the many cultural movements that made new forms of religion. The works of Catholic artists Peter Paul Rubens and Michelangelo Caravaggio and of Protestant artists Frans Hals and Johannes Vermeer show how counter-reformation art was religiously themed while art of the Reformation was based more on daily life and events.

An overview of television situation comedies (sitcoms) in the United Kingdom, including the general characteristics of the typical British sitcom, a history of this form from the 1950s to the present day, and a listing of the most famous British sitcoms created.

Roman Fashion and how the Egyptian and Greek civilizations influenced it.

Examines Egyptian, Greek and Roman figure art. Describes similarities between each style and how each is distinctly unique with their own ideas and guidelines.

Discusses if the evaluation of art is an objective or subjective experience. Written in Spanish.

This paper compares the Spanish Baroque style of Franciso de Goya and Eva Gonzales. It compares Majas on a Balcony and a Box at the Theatre Des Italiens.

A factual essay on the Mexican surrealist painter Frida Kahlo.

through their constructed representation, Sitch et al successfully position their responders to acknowledge the deceptive methods of the media thus making their responders more their version of the "truth." Sitch et al have effectively illustrated the difficulties of believing what the media tell us through the clever use of parody, accompanied by verisimilitude, caricature, mis-en-scene and irony.

A review of Matt Groening's animated television series "Futurama" and how it relates to the science fiction genre.

Essay provides a brief description about Greek vase painting.

Pablo Picasso's painting of Guernica.

Analyzes Helen Levitt's photograph New York and describes how it shaped American opinions during the Great Depression.

Explores four artworks and their artists. Describes how each artwork differs in context and cultural meaning. Evaluates how the visual language in them shows the artist's ideas.

In the program Frontline Sitch et al cleverly use satire to suggest that the media exaggerates a particular aspect of a story to gratify the viewing audience. This is evident in the episode "Add Sex and Stir" in the shower re-enactment sequence where Sitch convincingly parodies a current affairs convention.

Artist's interpretations of the world are shaped by their values. This essay examines the works of various artists and how their belief systems have directly contributed to the work they've created. Artists examined include Wassily Kandinsky, Michaelangelo Robert Thomas, Kasimir Malevich and Paul Cezanne.

A step by step written guide on how to create a montage of a sunset at the coast.

Essay describes how to draw a good picture from scratch.

Ikebana, a Japanese form of flower arrangement, originated in the 6th century as offerings in Buddhist temples. The form focuses on the harmony of shapes, colors and surroundings and is typified by elegance and grace.

An image analysis of a poster that advertises the movie "V for Vendetta," including the colors and images intended to draw the reader's attention.

Images and how they relate to literary skills.

An overview of images of the nude male in European art, mentioning Apollo, Michelangelo's David, and Bernini's David. Also talks about the origin of the Greek nude as a symbol of high culture and the nude in America as pornography.

Essay on Bill Mack's Sculpture entitled "Inspiration."

Discusses the subject of installation art. Essay actually was produced from two pieces of conversation that occurred in my contextual class.

Today the Internet is a highly effective tool for communicating, for gathering information and for cooperation between dispersed locations. There is continuous development and improvement. The growing list of applications serves as testament to this: advertising, communication, shopping, banking, to name just a few. Many businesses are discovering new ways to reach their customers, new ways to improve efficiency, new products and services to sell. The future is limited only by your imagination.

Provides a character analysis of Inu-Yasha, an anime character who went through the steps of the monomyth archetype. Describes the four parts of the monomyth archetype and details how Inu-Yasha exhibits each one.

The guidelines of PSB news broadcasting in the UK are not strictly rules and can be interpreted in a number of ways, usually overlooked by television executives who decide whether a report or story breaches the guidelines. This process is overlooked by an independent organisation known as OFFCOM. The guidelines, over the past few years, have become a matter of dispute due to several reasons.