Wendy
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Publicado: 18 de septiembre de 2012
High School:
Colegio tecnico profesional de flores.
English Department
Teacher’s name:
Nuria Maria Joseph Pereira.
Student’s name:
Wendy vizcaino Rodriguez.Yessenia Salas Siezar.
Rosangelica Sandi Quesada.
Marjories Baltodano Campos.
Period: I period
Group: 10-6
Visual art in CR.
Withexception to a few native crafts, the Costa Rican art scene is largely underdeveloped. Without the social unrest and suffering that defined the truly great art movements of the Latin America, Costa Rica'svisual arts have remained stagnant, reflecting the country's relatively benign colonial history and its affinity to epitomize the poor and humble rural tico.
The new generation of local artists havebrought a refreshing and mature style to the contemporary art scene of Costa Rica. Their art is usually on display at various galleries around the Central Valley.
Costa Rica is a very young country,and as a result of is relatively recent independence most of the areas which a country normally utilizes in order to create its own culture still very young. However, in the last century Costa Rica hasproudly presented to the world several artists that, with their unique way to perceive and represent the culture of our country, have taken the artistic view of Costa Rica to a different level andgained international recognition, prizes and most important: respect.
Costa Rican art offers different levels of techniques and perspectives, starting from the rural landscaping of the Central Valleyto the most modern and abstract view of the day to day experiences in the country. The variety is wide, and an important amount of artwork have been exhibited in countries such as England, France,Germany, Italy, Spain, Taiwan, United States, etc.
The strong skills and unlimited vision of Costa Rican artists and art in general are also appreciated by artists of other countries that had chosen...
Colegio tecnico profesional de flores.
English Department
Teacher’s name:
Nuria Maria Joseph Pereira.
Student’s name:
Wendy vizcaino Rodriguez.Yessenia Salas Siezar.
Rosangelica Sandi Quesada.
Marjories Baltodano Campos.
Period: I period
Group: 10-6
Visual art in CR.
Withexception to a few native crafts, the Costa Rican art scene is largely underdeveloped. Without the social unrest and suffering that defined the truly great art movements of the Latin America, Costa Rica'svisual arts have remained stagnant, reflecting the country's relatively benign colonial history and its affinity to epitomize the poor and humble rural tico.
The new generation of local artists havebrought a refreshing and mature style to the contemporary art scene of Costa Rica. Their art is usually on display at various galleries around the Central Valley.
Costa Rica is a very young country,and as a result of is relatively recent independence most of the areas which a country normally utilizes in order to create its own culture still very young. However, in the last century Costa Rica hasproudly presented to the world several artists that, with their unique way to perceive and represent the culture of our country, have taken the artistic view of Costa Rica to a different level andgained international recognition, prizes and most important: respect.
Costa Rican art offers different levels of techniques and perspectives, starting from the rural landscaping of the Central Valleyto the most modern and abstract view of the day to day experiences in the country. The variety is wide, and an important amount of artwork have been exhibited in countries such as England, France,Germany, Italy, Spain, Taiwan, United States, etc.
The strong skills and unlimited vision of Costa Rican artists and art in general are also appreciated by artists of other countries that had chosen...
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