Britney Good

Assessment 1 - 15% - Resume, 2 pages max - Website, links - cover letter for jobs, on-page per job - Internships, 2 south islands, 2 north islands, 2 overseas - 600 words PDF of Internship report. Job Resume - professional information - personal information - online portfolio - over all presentation Two Cover Letters - Key Selection criteria answered - Professional and personal information - overall presentation Internship - Research current jobs + Responsibilities - Relevant to you? Skills + experience - Contact information + Networking links + available - overall presentation   Resume  Website  https://britneykategood.wixsite.com/mysite LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/britney-good-239909191/ Jobs   Job 1 - Atelierista/Artist Company Rabbit Patch Preschool Memorial Avenue Location Christchurch City ,  Canterbury Listed Mon 5 Aug, 4:05 pm Type Full time, Permanent A rare...

Japan Art  After negative experiences with 16th C. Portuguese and, later, 17th Century Dutch  traders- would be colonisers- Japan closed its doors to Europeans, allowing only a very limited access, very tightly controlled by the Japanese.   In 1852 Commodore Perry of the U.S. Navy was charged with opening up Japan to the world of European contact, trade  and influence.  This was finally achieved by Treaty at Kanagawa in 1854 in return for which the United States offered to train officers for a new Japanese Navy.The Japanese subsequently proved to be remarkably quick assimilators of European technologies while retaining their own cultural beliefs and practices. Religion in Japan.  Shinto and Buddhism are Japan’s major religions.  Shinto is as old as Japanese culture, while Buddhism was imported from the mainland in the 6th Century.  Since then the two religions have co-existed relatively harmoniously and have  each accommodated a...

Internships  2 North Island - Auckland Art Gallery, Wellington (design) 2 South Island, internnzoz ( Photography),  Nelson (Interior) 2 Over Seas. Australia (Garage ink),  Japan AUCKLAND ART GALLERY Marylyn Mayo Internship Marylyn Mayo had lifelong interests in education, law and the visual arts. She collected the work of Australian and New Zealand artists and enjoyed visiting art galleries, particularly the Auckland Art Gallery. After her death in 2002, the Marylyn Mayo Foundation was established by her husband for the benefit of a number of causes. These are cancer research; The University of Auckland Law School for legal research, the Marylyn Mayo Rare Book Room, named in her memory at the Davis Law Library; the Auckland Art Gallery Marylyn Mayo Internships and Reading Room, a scholarly arts journal, to encourage training and research for the advancement and wider appreciation of visual arts. As a result of this generosity, we're pleased to offer ...

 Australia vs NZ Landscape Different periods of conalisation, and art movements. The most interesting thing about comparing the two is how the aborigine people are depicted compared to how Maori and pasicfica people are depicted. As in austalira they are depicted in a way where they are helpless and white people are converting them into their culture as if they are helping them. Unlike NZ they are depicted in a more romantic way and fetishist way. It also shows their motives towards each place. As Australia paintings are more showing off how they are changing Australia and conalising it, unlike NZ where it is romaticaisted and exsotic making people want to go there. Australia depiction on people are also more romantic and non-factual, where NZ ones are factual and recording like. Portrait artist Donald Friend Youth, death and the maiden, (circa 1965) Mike Parr Depiction of indigenous people European https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/essay/depictions-of-aboriginal...

blurred lines inside the art world An amazing documentary debunching the art world and showing the dark side of the competitive actioning of artworks and being an artist, art dealer, and collector?. A very interesting thing about this documentary is seeing all the sides of the art world and their take on it, the artist, collectors, and the dealers. There was a small bit about the museums but it wasn't too much as it wasn't viewing them in a good light.  One of the most interesting things about the documentary was the structure of how they discussed each topic and brought it to light. Blurred lines inside the art world are described as an overview of the major players in the contemporary art market and of the economic factors that motivate those individuals and institutions." according to IMDb The interviewing side of the documentary is very relaxed and open about how they all feel about the competitiveness of the art world, and how most artists said the same thing ...

Australian Post-Colonial Art: Landscape https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGEncrE_Pk0 From the following list of artists, choose 3 whose landscape paintings relate to your work or just interest you personally.  Your interest might be in their brushwork, colour palette, subject, style, etc. Research some biographical information and choose two paintings per artist (6 total) to put up on your blog with annotations. Be prepared to share your blog entry in class next week                            Charles Conder (c.1880)  Herrick’s Blossoms    Oil on cardboard.  13x24cm "Charles Conder was one of the key founders of the Heidelberg school of Australian Impressionism with Tom Roberts, Frederick McCubbin and Arthur Streeton. Sent to Australia in 1884 by his father to train as a surveyor, Conder worked for the Lands Department and as a lithographic apprentice for the Sydne...