Cultural Reflection

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Cultural Reflection Essay Instructions

Humanities 1301 | Costner

Cultural Reflection Essay

What is the Essay?

You must visit online and write a no more than two page paper about both:

Visual Art Exhibit: Pictorial art (painting, mosaic, stained glass, etc.), sculpture (stationary or mobile), architecture

Performing Art Show: Music (vocal, instrumental, or both), musical stage, dance, and theater. Note: music event must cover LIVE music performance events only: no recorded music or EDM critiques will be accepted. (High School, College, or higher accepted)

Essay Guidelines:

You are required to write one paragraph of each event. Please include your personal critique on each in-person experience. The assignment must include a Works Cited page in MLA format. Please refer to the appropriate chapters in the textbook and supplemental materials for appropriate terminology. The assignment is not due on blackboard. Remember it must be one paper for both visual and performing Arts!!

The visual or performing art must be cited in MLA format on the Works Cited page.

Proof of Experience

Due to Coronavirus you can use the online links provided or any online outlet. These are just resources to help you. Online Exhibits

Girl Museum: Online Exhibits

Virtual Migration Museum: Interactive Online Experience / App

JFK Library: “Moonshot” App and Online Interactive

Virtual Museum of Canada: Virtual Exhibits and Cultural Content

Museum of Ontario Archaeology: “History of Ste. Marie II” Online Exhibit

Monterey Bay Aquarium: Animal Live Cams

Canadian Museum of History: Online Exhibitions

Remembering Lincoln, Ford’s Theatre: Interactive online exhibit

M Woods, Beijing, China: Experimental Online Exhibition

Koshland Science Museum: Interactive Virtual Exhibits

Second Canvas Apps: 30 Museum Apps (Google Sheet)

Reina Sofía Museum Radio: Audiovisual resources; an acoustic museum experience

History Colorado: Online Exhibits

Smithsonian Latino Virtual Museum

National Museum of the U.S. Navy

National Women’s History Museum

Experiences Continued

Google Arts & Culture: +2000 partners from +80 countries

Heritage on the Edge: A project of Google Arts & Culture

Europeana: 50,000,000 European works of art, books, music, and more

Smithsonian Open Access: Search 2.8 million images and 3D Models

ArtUK: Art collections from 3,200 UK organizations

Mexican Ministry of Culture: Short films, books, radio, paintings, from all cultural orgs

Memorica: Open access Mexican culture content portal

China’s National Cultural Heritage Administration: Virtual portal of 100 institutions

OpenGLAM: Aggregates 88 unique open collections

Museum Crush: Select objects from a variety of museums

NASA Image & Video Library: All NASA content is in the public domain

DPLA: Digital Public Library of America

MIMO: Musical Instrument Museums Online (64,000+ instruments)

BioExplora: Natural science open collections portal (3D images, bio diversity)

Science Museum Group: Collections from five UK science museums (325,000+ objects)

Experiences Continued Two

York Museums Trust: Collections from various museums in Yorkshire, UK

Archaeological Analytics: Archaeological Open Access Collections

Digital Agnes: Canadian portal for curatorial research and online exhibitions

English Heritage: Variety of mediums of British content (Podcasts, videos, etc.)

Creative Commons: Aggregates all CC-licensed content and collections globally

Wikimedia Commons: Over 20,000,000 open images

Wikidata: “The Sum of all Paintings” metadata initiative via Wikimedia

GLAM Portals Google Search: Courtesy of Mia Ridge (context on her blog)

Open Culture Coloring Pages: 113 museum coloring books

Global Museum: Portal for museum news, jobs, and resources

V21ArtSpace: Over 100 exhibit virtual tours

Arte.tv: Cultural documentaries, films, and more.

SHOW ME: Games, collections, videos, stories, homework help and family days out from museums and galleries 

Experiences Continued Three

York Museums Trust: Collections from various museums in Yorkshire, UK

Archaeological Analytics: Archaeological Open Access Collections

Digital Agnes: Canadian portal for curatorial research and online exhibitions

English Heritage: Variety of mediums of British content (Podcasts, videos, etc.)

Creative Commons: Aggregates all CC-licensed content and collections globally

Wikimedia Commons: Over 20,000,000 open images

Wikidata: “The Sum of all Paintings” metadata initiative via Wikimedia

GLAM Portals Google Search: Courtesy of Mia Ridge (context on her blog)

Open Culture Coloring Pages: 113 museum coloring books

Global Museum: Portal for museum news, jobs, and resources

V21ArtSpace: Over 100 exhibit virtual tours

Arte.tv: Cultural documentaries, films, and more.

SHOW ME: Games, collections, videos, stories, homework help and family days out from museums and galleries 

Grading

Important: You can attend these events virtually.