Essays on Artwork

The Role of Documentary Photography in Apartheid and Post Apartheid The research study on “The “Truth” Role of Documentary Photography in Apartheid and Post Apartheid” has been designed to explore the role of documentary photography as an active tool for outlining the “Truth” on atrocities and social-political ills that were being...

The prison community and the need for rehabilitative environment The prison community is among the most excluded in the society. Addressing repeat offenses requires creating an enabling rehabilitative environment for inmates amongst other interventions. The role of art education in rehabilitation Art education is one of the leading agents that inherently encourage engagement...

The experiences of Jewish women in the Holocaust has, for a long time, been overlookeddeserted [A1] for a gender-neutral narrative or male-dominated expression of the Jewish genocide imposed on the Jewish population. Many scholars have been skeptical over a gendered study on the Holocaust – this skepticism has, however, been...

Studio Ghibli is a Japanese animation film company operating from its global headquarters at Koganei Tokyo, Japan. The firm is a renown animation film company, with a special focus on the anime feature films, characterised by hand drawn computer animations originating from the Japanese culture. In addition to animation films,...

Psychiatric disorders are usually portrayed to the world through artwork thus are usually linked. Artists that are accomplished but with psychiatric issues explicit themselves and their emotional misery through their works and artwork therapists use the visual arts to help customers apprehend their issues and cope with them. There have...

Privilege and Oppression - What Do These Concepts Mean to You? Growing up in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), I became aware of the distinction between privilege and oppression at a very young age. With all its glamour and extravagance, the UAE has many flaws with deep roots in its...

In the 20th century, South Africa was under the rule of white minority who introduced the apartheid rule. This was a form of colonial rule that separated access of social amenities through a separate system based on race. Africans were not allowed to go to certain areas, use certain bus...

1.1 Study Background Barnard (2013, p. 12) argues that human interaction with graphic design is so ubiquitous that it often goes unacknowledged. The author notes that from the moment one wakes up, the interaction begins with simple acts, such as viewing text and symbols in one’s bathroom to reading nutritional information...

Introduction Language plays a very essential role in the basic development of a child. This is because language is the primary factor that aids anyone to be able to relate with other people. As a result they are able to socialize with other people and are ready to take part in...

Part AThe podcast highlights an experiment in racial discrimination that a teacher used to improve the awareness of her class on prejudice during the peak of the civil rights movement. The video titled “A Class Divided” starts by highlighting a reunion of the then third graders who took part in...

Ovid's Metamorphoses is at times seen as primarily a misanthropic, twisted dream because of the incredibly high volume of sexual maltreatment that swarms it, as Richlin calls attention to, fifty assaults inside fifteen books. While a pertinent contention, this paper will investigate the depiction of ladies in the Metamorphoses in...

Identifying Information: : 18 years old/ Male/ Native American Payor: Bill Nozdack Present Psychiatric illness/symptoms Kingsley Walker is an 18-year-old male having a history of depression due to being diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) when he was only 13 years old. His condition did not get any better because he started abusing...