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The dream of a faraway place- the desire to get far by any means.

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The Skin Dream-  The skin is the surface you can touch, you decide how to take care of it.

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The dream of later tonight (pleasure)- it is about the pleasure caused by you, choosing the way you visualize what a good life means and what makes you happy.

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Three dreams Berger talks about and at

least one example of a new dream.

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Usually memes are designed according to the chosen text and to be as funny as possible, sometimes they are memes with malicious messages such as those referring to the body or those that have a certain meaning.

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The term oil painting refers to more than a technique. It defines an art form. The technique of mixing pigments with oil had existed since the ancient world. But the oil painting as an art form was not born until there was a need to develop and perfect this technique (which soon involved using canvas instead of wooden panels) in order to express a particular view of life for which the techniques of tempera or fresco were inadequate. When oil paint was first used - at the beginning of the fifteenth century in Northern Europe - for painting pictures of a new character, this character was somewhat inhibited by the survival of various medieval artistic conventions.

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How was this use of oil painting tied up with the Spirit of the age?

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Oil painting celebrated private property; it expressed the idea that you are what you have. For this reason, publicity has not replaced post-Renaissance art, it is an extension of it.

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What did the quality of oil painting allow the ‘Spectator Owners’ to celebrate?

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Spectator owner is the person who evaluates and judges the final product of the painter. The spectator-owner made money out of the market

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Who is the ‘Spectator Owner’?

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third episode of Ways of Seeing and think about images

in relation to Private Property, Wealth, Commodities, Capitalism and Colonialism.

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Berger points out "You painted a naked woman because you enjoyed looking at her. Put a mirror in her hand and call it Vanity, condemning the woman whose nakedness you depicted for your own pleasure"

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Its more about how the mass media look at the feminine side.

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John Berger said "everything from clothing to fragrance ads are sexualised with the woman looking seductively into the camera and or nude or nearly close to it. And the photographer was a male, just a guess." Women are often used as an image of seduction and passion to instigate sexual intercourse.

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Investigate how women are represented in 2019, which ideas from Ways of

Seeing remain the same? Find your images from a number of sources

including magazines and the Internet, organise these finds in a coherent way ie. In terms of certain looks

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Narcissism is exaggerated admiration and love for his own individual, often a pathological condition.

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What is narcissism?

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Voyeurism is defined as an interest in observing unsuspecting people while they undress, are naked, or engage in sexual activities.

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What is voyeurism?

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The different between the nude and being naked through John Berger's eyes is to be naked is to be oneself and to be nude is to be seen naked by others and yet not recognised for oneself.

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The programme contains several definitions of the differences between the

nude and being naked, what are they?

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How does the male gaze operate in the painting called Vanity?

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The male gaze in the painting called Vanity are the visuals of women in the point of view of heterosexual (and usually white men) for the purpose of presenting women as objects and for male pleasure. John Berger simply states that "Men act and women appear. Men look at women.

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Answers

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Global Warming

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Global Warming

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Plastic is our future!

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3 images by means of scale, cropping, cutting or collage with another image.

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ART057/8-2 Developing Materials and Methods

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ART057/8-2 Developing Materials and Methods

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-Diana-