Jeff Koons and Banksy art work.Both Jeff koons and Banksy are artists. Jeff achieved his profession leant his art work at Maryland Institute College of arts Jeff has done his art work in producing banal objects like balloon animals, which he produces in stainless steel, with mirror finish surfaces. For instance, Jeff commissioned with others in 1992 created a tall sculpture. The result was a 13 metres puppy which was executed in a variety of flowers and transparent color-coated stainless steel. Similarly, Banksy is also an artist. This is because most of the popular artwork was signed by Banksy. Also, both Jeff and Banksy had the artwork of dog. Jeff had a balloon dog made of chrome metal painted reddish pink, and Banksy had a pink guard dog. Both of their work included dog. One as a metal sculpture and one as a two-dimensional spray painting on a wall.Jeff and Banksy art work are a form of employment to many people. This is because in Jeff’s” beyond heaven” he hires artisans to do the artwork. In Banksy artwork also he never does the work of sales of the products. His henchmen do the work. In my own opinion, their art work also inspires many people to get motivated. For instance, Jeff makes good money out of artwork.The general things Jeff and Banksy have in general are Banksy won 2011 award nomination to his credit for a documentary he filmed in 2010 “exit through the gift shop”. Jeff also was awarded the BZ cultural for the city of Berlin in 2000 and a medal for sculpture in 2001.Question two:Space in the campus chosen is Motivation through the media for excellence in assessments. Technique used by the artist was made to meet the excellence in assessments processes. The artist gave examples of excellence in the first place, called for the draft of the work to get audience mindsets before being redrafted after improvements are made and banned words and encouraged terminology. This will improve the vocabulary and make the feedback given to be more specific. In the formal elements, the artist used vibrant colors smooth texture precise lines and a balanced visual. On the subject, the motivation advert looked at the viewer and any light that hit it did not affect it visibility.The formal qualities that this work possesses are to make proper comments, brief and specific helpful points and use of objects to give meanings. Kindness is used to make sure all comments focus entirely on the work and no personal comment. The comments can be challenging, but the source of work should accept the feedback. Being specific also is needed. This helps to precise dialogue with details on positives. This is to make sure the point benefits the audience and community because any feedback is to help and make the work better (Cock, & David 46).The contextual qualities in this piece of work are; driving motivation on the posts on the artwork and context of art is the desire to make art accessible to a wider audience that they enjoy and discover how art plays an important role in lives. Use of objects in art work is important because no meaning without objects. Therefore, in art work commitment is required for one to get clear meaning of the art. Practically we create an object with concepts and conventional art is achieved. Similarly opposing the stabilization of the object is a contextual quality since it extends the nature of the object to its meaning.In this piece of work, I liked the colors and texture used since no color could affect the viewer from clearly observing the excellence motivation. The work was in a well visible website without any struggle by any viewer, and there was enough time for the viewers to criticize the work.As an audience, a well artwork will attract me and change the attitude towards artwork. This will lead to more understanding of the meaning of the art. In the twenty first century use of proper arts will make one develop the understanding about the process of critique and differences between critique and traditional peer assessment.
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