-WHO NOW LIVE AND IS A MODERN ARTIST?
When I see who is alive I can go and check his biography and have more information. I have a answer about who lived when modern art was developing. This is also as important as  because we ......... This information can help me with analyse what art works is make in this period. 

-WHO WAS MODERN ARTIST?
 I want to comparison two types of modern art.

- why modern artist is popular? 
I can get another information when I read the text. 

- all people who do art in today's years can be a modern artist? 
When I see the solution I can get another questions. 

When artists do art ,they show it on Instagram. 

It works the same with museums,  people go to admire art from the past and then a lot of people show it on instagram. 

I think that social media and art are very related because a lot of people publish art on the internet sometimes people will be interested and I will be curious about the artists' works and they will see on the internet who made the works. 

WHAT TYPES OF SOCIAL MEDIA ARE SHOWING ART? (screenshots, photos)

HOW INTERNET AND SOCIAL MEDIA ARE CHANGING ART?

HOW INTERNET AND SOCIAL MEDIA ARE CHANGING ART?

Social media help to make art more different. The art grew a lot of interest through social media and this helped with further interventions. This year over 80% of people were buying art in the internet. Half of these people bought it through apps like facebook or Instagram.  Now the artist can translate his paintings directly to the public through these apps, you can find out the author's vision. Professors believe that the number of exhibitions that took place there this year were on the internet.

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W E B S I T E    I N F O R M A T I O N 

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WHAT IT IS ABOUT? WHAT ARE THE MAIN IDEAS?
This article is about social media in art (instagram)

HOW IS IT PRESENTED? EVALUATE WHAT IS USED? HOW IS IT SUPPOSED?


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1.Describe your topic => why this topic? why is it important, why is it interesting?

2. Reading and Research => present and evaluate your sources. What are the information presented in the articles you've read, what's new/interesting? Is there something missing / not being developed enough? how does it inspire you to pursue your research? etc.

3. What do you want to research? what are you going to discuss and how? Briefly present key ideas and concepts that you are going to refer to.

Propose a research question/thesis => it will sum up the central points of uour investigation.

4. Present and describe your next steps

5. Bibliography

4. interview with teacher

ESSAY:

In my opinion, the idea for this exposition is nice because it is different from all other exhibitions. The show itself is very similar to watching videos or posts on Instagram. That's why teenagers are crazy about it and they want to go there. The reaction of people seems positive because every time I hear that someone of my friends goes there, after seeing the exhibition he/she posts on instagram post or insta stories to underline the fact that she/he saw the show. I like the idea because this is new type of museum. A lot of people that usually don't go to museums will go there and see the potential of Vincent Van Gogh, because it is more interesting than traditional museums. But I prefer traditional exhibitions with real paintings which are not animated because I can see more. It makes a better impression (why?). I think people are very different when it comes to how they experience art and what they expect from exhibitions. Some people come just to see art objects and leave. Other individuals come only to do pictures on social media and there is another group of people who are interested in art, like artists or art students, and they want to see new style of exhibitions. So this question it depends on the person.

2. What do you think about this exhibition? 

3. Have you seen V.G. paintings in real life?

4. What form of exhibition do you prefer? and why? (traditional or interactive)

hypothesis- a supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation, hypothesis is not just a guess- it should be based on existing theories and knowledge.

hypothesis elements: 

independent variable is something the researcher changes or controls.

dependent variable is something the researcher observes and measures.

HYPOTHESIES:

daily apple consumption leads to fewer doctor’s visits.

the independent variable = apple consumption (assumed cause)

the dependent variable = the frequency of doctor's visit (assumed effect)

IS INTERNET CHANGING ART? 

3. how this experience can be used in your project?
4. investigation diary (field research)
5. madrid= interviews 

1.  In my opinion the exhibition is not interesting, because when I went inside they didn't provoke any emotions. I don't like the idea of seeing Van Gogh paintings on the big screens, because that's the format and quality of the animations are very bad- a lot of pixels. It would be better to have a labyrinth with animations- it would make the viewers feel like they were next to the artist when the painting was created. It could be more fun and people would have more fun. During the exhibition, people sat on the floor and looked at the opposite side. Half of the visitors looked at their phones and made instastories or teenagers went to the corner of the show to take photos on instagram. Sometimes I saw people who only came to take photos and went back to the exit door.  

2. I interviewed three people and they where all teenage girls. I received only short answers...  .  

2. 5 sentences = how did visits go? how did the "no photos" rule influence the experience? were there a lot of people? how did they act?
Im very happy I had possibility to see both of the museums. I like spend my time watching paintings and walking in museum. I saw my two favourite works in Prado and Picasso museum. The Garden of Earthly Delights/ The Seven Deadly Sins and the Four Last Things- Hieronymous Bosch in Prado museum and The Women of Avignon- Pablo Picasso in his museum. I think that in a both museum there could be more paintings. I think not a lot of people were happy with this idea, because they wanted take photos for example: for school, for memory or for themselves. In Prado exhibition there were many visitors and in Picasso museum was less crowded. People acted normally. Despite the "no photo" policy some visitors were taking photos.   

3. find information= why prado museum doesn't allow to take pictures of paintings? how are they explaining this rule - go to the website try to find articles etc.


Most works of art in museums are within the public sector or are old enough that image copyright does not apply. However, some museums or private owners may wish to control the distribution of their image and so they have the right to forbid photography.

I got harassed for taking a photo. It was absent minded of me, but they got persistent in reminding me. Nagging even.

I eventually asked a museum employee about it. He said art lovers were sick of people & selfie sticks.

Museums in France have a much more relaxed attitude & policy on phone cameras.

They also have much better museum buildings & art

https://www.tripadvisor.com/FAQ_Answers-g187514-d190143-t4157922-Can_I_take_photos_in_the_Prado.html

https://daydreamtourist.com/2013/09/25/why-you-cant-take-photos-in-museums/

2. research questions 

-selfie zone
-QR codes next to the paintings

MY HYPOTHESIS:
in my point of the view internet and museum in some way influence each other, because in 21st century internet is dominating our every day life.

social media change how people think about art and how they behave in the museum.
social media change museum's space and the way in which museums interact with visitors and wider public.

yes and no, i didn't expected that people will answer it is good that someone replayed, nevertheless, answers could be more interesting with more details. 

i think that it can probably help me but only some responses because 65% of answers is not very interesting and clear. some answers are not very well developed.   

i can give questioner to new part of people and i can conduct real-life interviews in museum that could be more interesting. 

ok, at the bottom are the answers.

[0-300]-  48% (12people)

[300-600]- 48% (12 people)
[600-900]- 8% (2 people)

MY OBSERVATION:
when you add all followers you can see a very big group of people who use instagram. social media play important role in creating our reality and may influence the way in which we access art. 

ART IN TIMES OF SOCIAL MEDIA 

important):

I chose this topic because I live in times of social media and I am learning history of art. I mixed it together this two topics because I never seen such a project about it. I'm teenager who is observing my peers. I try to spend a lot of time in museums everywhere I can and I see interesting connection between social media and art. 

- teachers 
- museum vistors 
- museum employees 

- john berger

interviews conducted in museum 

- gathering enough answers
- analysing answers

6. milestone three:

finding theoretical support 

- visitores 
- artists 
- museums 

- internet 
- instagram 
- facebook