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.