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Creative Brief

Target Demographics:The target demographics for the Frye Art Museum would range from 30-55, mostly college educated males

and females. The target demo would also be aware of ongoing social, political and cultural events past andpresent. Not every person walking into the Frye would be an artist, however would appreciate what the fine

arts would have to offer scholastically and socially.

Client needs:The Frye Art Museum has a unique story and a generous offering of fine arts for art lovers. The Frye has a

classic elegance without frills, leaving the art to speak volumes.

The Frye offers an ideal style on the their web site. I think it would be beneficial for the museum to utilize the

same style from that site into the kisosk, in order to communicate and help the visitors needs and wants. Thiskiosk will make available tickets for art history courses, art classes, speaking engagements and memberships.

Admission for viewing the art collections and visiting shows are always free, however the kiosk would alsoshow the calendar of events coming to the Frye Art Museum.

By Michelle Olin


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The FRYEart museum

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Language

English Espanol

Art History withRebecca A. ContemporaryArt with Koyola

Rice

Magic LanternTalks on Film &

Art

Apostles of Ugliness: The Ashcan SchoolThursday, November 12, 7 pmFriday, November 13, 11 am

The Index of American Design, 193542Thursday, December 10, 7 pm

Friday, December 11, 11 am

Veronese's Fabulous, Scandalous Feasts

Thursday, January 14, 7 pmFriday, January 15, 11 am

Byzantium West: Ravenna's Mosaics

Thursday, February 11, 7 pmFriday, February 12, 11 am

What Van Gogh Admired

Thursday, March 11, 7 pmFriday, March 12, 11 am

A Kingly Book: The Shahnama of ShahTahmaspThursday, April 8, 7 pmFriday, April 9, 11 am

Giotto in the Scrovegni ChapelThursday, May 13, 7 pm

Friday, May 14, 11 am

Hellenistic PergamonThursday, June 10, 7 pm

Friday, June 11, 11 am

Thursday, January 28, 7 pmThe Fate of Germanys Avant-Garde: Expression-ism, Berlin Dada, and the Rise of National SocialismKolya Rice, art historian

Thursday, February 25, 7 pmCultural Shamanism, Social Sculpture, and Radical

Ecology: Joseph Beuys in ContextKolya Rice, art historian

Thursday, March 25, 7 pm

The Return of the Past and Painting: Georg Baselitz,Markus Lupertz, and Jrg ImmendorfKolya Rice, art historian

Thursday, April 29, 7 pmAnselm Kiefer: Re-Membering the Past afterAuschwitz

Kolya Rice, art historian

Thursday, May 27, 7 pmGerhard Richter: The Mediation of Historical

Experience in the Service of the PresentKolya Rice, art historian

Sunday, November 15, 2 pm

The Beats on Film (Lecture with film clips)Robert Horton, film critic

Thursday, December 17, 7 pmCritics Wrap 2009 (Discussion with film clips)Robert Horton, film critic, and special guests

Sunday, January 24, 2 pmThe Movie Mashup: Wild Literary Adapta-tions (Lecture with film clips)

Robert Horton, film critic

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Thursday, March 11, 7 pm

Friday, March 12, 11 am

Admire as much as you can, Vincent van Gogh advised. But VanGogh admired many now-obscure artists, including the Fryes

Monticelli, Lhermitte, Isabey and Jongkind. What did he see in them,

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Persian manuscripts. Beginning around 1520, two generations of

royal painters brought the legendary epic poem to life with elegance,

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Shah Tahmasps copy of Firdausis Shahnama (completed in 1010AD) or Book of Kings was one of the most lavishly illustrated of all

Persian manuscripts. Beginning around 1520, two generations of

royal painters brought the legendary epic poem to life with elegance,

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The Fate of Germanys Avant-Garde: Expressionism,

Berlin Dada, and the Rise of National Socialism

Cultural Shamanism, Social Sculpture, and

Radical Ecology: Joseph Beuys in Context

The Return of the Past and Painting: Georg Baselitz,

Markus Lupertz, and Jrg ImmendorfAnselm Kiefer:

Re-Membering the Past after Auschwitz

Gerhard Richter:

The Mediation of Historical Experience in the Service of the Present


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The Fate of Germanys Avant-Garde:

Expressionism, Berlin Dada,

and the Rise of National Socialism

Thursday, January 28, 2010

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Setting the context for the series, this lecture traces the develop-

ment of the aesthetic philosophy of modern abstraction through

German Expressionism, how this was challenged by Dadas de-

velopment of artistic forms with clear social and political efficacy,

and in turn why both movements were framed as degenerate by

the Nazi propaganda machine.

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The Fate of Germanys Avant-Garde:

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and the Rise of National Socialism

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Setting the context for the series, this lecture traces the develop-

ment of the aesthetic philosophy of modern abstraction through

German Expressionism, how this was challenged by Dadas de-

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and in turn why both movements were framed as degenerate by

the Nazi propaganda machine.

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Cultural Shamanism, Social Sculpture,

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A Luftwaffe pilot during the war, Joseph Beuys was the most

visible artist of his generation to address Germanys recent past.

Attaining a cult-like status among younger artist, Beuys employed

a carefully orchestrated persona and staged performances

intended to heal the collective German psyche through a spiritual

renewal of humanitys bond with the natural world.

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