module 13 & 14

1. In the West Coast Pop Art video, I learned that there are many conflicting views on lowbrow art. Also, many of the famous artists had to work alone and everything was individualized on how they got noticed. In Tate Modern I learned that modern art is very different now and makes the viewer think in a more deeper and detailed way. In the Philippe de Montebello video, I learned about the different cultural artwork within the museum. There was always a need for quality in the artwork as well.

2. Yes these videos relate to the project because it shows different types of artwork being shown. The various artwork being shown gives me a sense of what direction I would like to go in and how to properly make my slideshow.

3. I personally thought these videos weren't very informational. I did learn new things but a lot of it was just showing different works in museums and I didn't feel that helped me on my knowledge of art. The only one that helped me add depth in thinking about my project was the Pop Art video because it was a different kind of art that made me think about what went into the making of it.

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