*2015* Period 5
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Delaney Hawkes and Claire Regenstreif (Etruscans)
To the tune of Fresh Prince's opening rap. Delaney's mom and sister were in the video. LYRICS |
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Kohei New and Chris Pham (Ancient Rome)
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Jordan Cohn and Dylan Linell (Egypt)
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Ally Togle and Raquel Gerard (Aegeans)
In this song, we discuss the main artworks that we have discussed during class like the Palace of Knossos, Citadel at Tiryns, Agamemnon’s Mask, and more. We also highlight detailed analyses of the artworks and explain what they mean. Context and background information are also included to help the listener understand the time period. We have included the dates as well, and the most important information of this chapter. Written and performed by Ally Togle LYRICS |
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Jason Wu and Luqmaan Abdul-Cader (Greece)
This is an original song by Jason Wu and Luqmaan Abdul-Cader about the history of Greek Art, ranging from 900 BCE to 250 BCE. We cover a variety of artworks from the Geometric, Orientalizing, Archaic, Severe, Classical, Late Classical, and Hellenistic periods. We rapped to the beat of Ice Ice Baby by Vanilla Ice but added our own flavor to the scheme. LYRICS Greece Greece Baby |
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Michaila Frank, Katie Rethmeyer, Kendall Douglas (Romanesque)
We decided to do a remake of Justin Timberlake's hit "Sexy Back" by rewriting the lyrics and relating it back to Romanesque themes. We feature Saint Sernin, Tower of Pisa, and Durham Cathedral. We also tied to cover all the other major artworks throughout the chapter. We hope you enjoy it!!
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Jessica Miller and Sara Feld (Late Antiquity)
This song contains important information of Late Antiquity in 350 C.E.. During this time period, everything was made for Jesus or to worship Him and we reflect this in our song. We discuss critical aspects of religious architecture as well as significant events of Jesus Christ's life that are in the Bible. LYRICS TITLE: Christ's Remix to Ignition SONG TITLE: Ignition Remix by R. Kelly PERFORMERS: Jessica Miller and Sara Feld |
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Maddy Angstreich and Alex Burr (Islamic)
Art History Podcast |
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Macy Jaeger and Nick Walters (Christian Symbols)
Title: Christian Symbols Description: A list of common terms and their descriptions for things that appear often in Late Antiquity artworks. Music was written and played by Nick Walters and the lyrics by Macy Jaeger. LYRICS |
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Oliver Gable and Dana Sternthal (Gothic Architecture)
In this week’s episode of Smart Art History, hosts Oliver Gable and Dana Sternthal tackle the subject of Gothic art and architecture. After a brief summary of historical context, they begin with the Early Gothic cathedral, St. Denis, describing Abbott Suger’s influence and its unique features. They then transition into High Gothic buildings such as Notre Dame at Paris, Chartres Cathedral and Amiens Cathedral. Exploring Gothic works outside of France, Oliver and Dana take a look at the Salisbury Cathedral in England and the Milan Cathedral in Italy. To finish off the episode, they analyze two Gothic sculptures, the Virgin of Paris and Rottgen Pieta. |
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Bella St. Ivany and Gabi Card (Mesopotamia)
Description: Using “Eye of the Tiger” by Survivor as a template, “Mesopotamia” explores a time based in the awareness of gods as power that can cause good or bad. Mesopotamia was nestled in between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers around the Fertile Crescent which as lent itself to many droughts and floods that were perceived as gods’ anger or pleasure. To ensure gods were in their favor, people had votives who prayed for them as they worked the fields. During this time, there were people who took control like Hammurabi with his code of law and Naram-Sin in his propaganda to give him power of his subjects. Keeping with this theme of displays of power, composite creatures and lapis lazuli were used to ward off any attackers. Mesopotamia had to fight hard, staying in the eye of tiger to achieve permanence as a culture. Mesopotamia sung by Tucker St. Ivany written by Gabi Card and Bella St. Ivany originally performed by Survivor LYRICS |
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Sophie Hass-Goldberg and Joanne Qi (Islamic)
Writers: Joanne Qi and Sophie Haas-Goldberg Performers: Joanne Qi and Sophie Haas-Goldberg Music: Performed by Joanne Qi Video: Created by Sophie Haas-Goldberg Logos: Created by Joanne Qi All Art Considered is a weekly podcast focusing on key topics in art history. We aim to give detailed analysis of the critical things every student needs to know. This week’s topic is comparing Byzantine and Islamic art, or Chapters 12 and 13 in the [12th ed.] book. |
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Sammy Mattis (Byzantine)
This song is about Byzantine art. I did the lyrics to the rythem of anaconda by niki minaj because it's intertaining and would be easier for the students to sing along to. I talked about most the art works we went over in class and the important context information presented in the over view. Written and Performed by Sammy Mattis LYRICS |
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Gabby Segovia and Jenebrith Pastran
Watch "Early Medieval APArtHistory" |
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Katya Hoppe (Byzantine)
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