Assignment: Discussion 6: #2 - Futurism - up to 20 points EXTRA CREDIT

ART100 #65264 Online (Spring 2019)
2019-01-28T20:22:03Z

Due: May 22, 2019 by 11:59pm

Futurism was an important and unusual art movement of the early 20th century. Do the reading on Futurism, watch two videos (below), and post to this Discussion as described below. Make sure to include the question numbers in your response.

1. In which country was Futurism centered? Why did it begin there?

2. What did the Futurist artists want to depict in their art?

3. What did the Futurist artists believe in?

4. What were the things the Futurists rejected?

5. What kinds of people today have similar beliefs as those of the Futurists? (You won't find this in your e-book, I'm looking for your opinion).

Reply to ONE of your classmates' posts, explaining what you liked about their post.

Note: You'll get the best score on this Discussion by following directions, clearly, thoroughly, and accurately answering each question, using your own words in your answers, appropriately replying to a classmate, using proper spelling, grammar, and punctuation.

20 points max. of extra credit

Futurism was an important and unusual art movement of the early 20th century. Do the reading on Futurism, watch two videos (below), and post to this Discussion as described below. Make sure to include the question numbers in your response.

1. In which country was Futurism centered? Why did it begin there?

2. What did the Futurist artists want to depict in their art?

3. What did the Futurist artists believe in?

4. What were the things the Futurists rejected?

5. What kinds of people today have similar beliefs as those of the Futurists? (You won't find this in your e-book, I'm looking for your opinion).

Reply to ONE of your classmates' posts, explaining what you liked about their post.

Note: You'll get the best score on this Discussion by following directions, clearly, thoroughly, and accurately answering each question, using your own words in your answers, appropriately replying to a classmate, using proper spelling, grammar, and punctuation.

20 points max. of extra credit