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AI Art and the Devaluation of Human Creativity
Introduction:
I want AI to do my laundry and dishes so that I can do my art and writing, not for AI to do my art and writing so I can do my laundry and dishes. This quote from Joanna Maciejewska perfectly encompasses the damaging effect th...
The Changing Values of Renaissance and Baroque Artists
Introduction
Throughout history, the values society places on art have changed. Art acts as a vessel for history, for cultural movements, and for comments on community and identity. These three works, The Last Judgment by Michealngo, The G...
Walls and Political Systems in the Works: ‘The Wall’, ‘1984’, ‘The Trial’ and ‘Mending Wall’
Walls and fortifications have been erected and torn down since the Neolithic period, aiming to keep something in and something out, whether it be predators threatening livestock or refugees fleeing to safety. Walls have been immortalised in...
Māori Men in New Zealand media
Since the 19th Century, New Zealand has depicted Māori Men as stoic, masculine, intimidating figures, prone to barbaric tendencies, with low IQ and poor living conditions. These stereotypes, which are rooted in British colonisation, are evi...
La La Land and Whiplash Comparative Review
La La Land and Whiplash Comparative Review
Damien Chazelle’s award-winning Whiplash (2014) and La La Land (2016) are both dynamic portrayals of the pursuit of greatness in the jazz industry, incorporating breathtaking cinematography, caree...
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