Double major of Art and Psychology?

I am a Visual Art student (painting, drawing, sculpting, etc.) at an art based high school. I am only a sophomore. I am very interested in majoring in Psychology in college (my dream school is Brown University). However, my family cannot afford 40 grand a year. I know there is financial aid however is it possible to get a scholarship for visual art and double major? So that way I can do both, art and psychology?

Double major of Art and Psychology?
Yes. If you do receive a scholarship to Brown or any other school, and you should decide to add an extra major, in most cases you should be able to do so at no extra cost. So it is very possible!

New definition of Art, please comment on that.?

New definition of Art, please comment on that.





I've read definitions of Art in dictionaries and


read comparisons of Art %26amp; Science. Nothing was


satisfying enough. With the blessings of God, once I


brainstormed and some definition of Art %26amp; Science


came into my mind. I am very satisfied with this


definition of mine. Please visit this web site.





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ndScience.htm





Please do comment on weather you thing its the


right definition. My email is given on the website.

New definition of Art, please comment on that.?
I couldn't log directly on to your link but i got through. Maybe this "Definition" will help...





"The Definition of ART"


by Mark A Gallegos, B. F. A.





“Art” is a declaration of recognition, it applies to all "things" that are sustained within the boundaries of a conducive environment, it is achieved through constructive and destructive means and realized along perceptual planes; in essence, it is something, anything and everything, however, it is nothing until it is realized through the conscious effort of humans. -- “Art” is a manifestation of our Human Perceptuality and serves as a measure of our Humanity, yet it is “nothing” until we show it, speak it and make a part of our lives.





It is interesting to watch while people try to use Art to separate Art from Art...





Science, like any other specialized perspective is only a "perspective", Art is the means through which we are able to give Science (or any "thing" for that matter) its significance. what you are describing is the difference between "Intuitive-Conscious Effort" and the "Documentative Effort" of a machine (which is an animated "thing" and incapable of art) processing the "Measured Conscious Effort" a living being (the animator, a human).





The "Potential for Art" is in all of us (humans), It is governed by our "Perceptuality" and interprated as a "Perception" it is achieved when our "Point of View" is perceived by others and preserved for its significance towards Humanity.

Where is album art saved when songs are downloaded??

Im using windows xp and whenever i download songs from some music sites, the album art gets saved. I can only view it in windows media player 11. I want to add that album art to songs which i have in my N70.So can any one tell me where these album art get saved.??And how do i add album art to the songs present in my Nokia N70 ME.

Where is album art saved when songs are downloaded??
U Can't !!! It's offiicially protected...Only if u have a song which has already Art included can be viewed in N70's Cool music Player !!!
Reply:I think the album art usually saves into the same folder all the music is downloaded into or in, at least thats where all mine is.

buck teeth

Which art college is a better opportunity for education and jobs in the illustration field?

NY-Parsons the New School of Design-34,000 a year


CA-Laguna College of Art and Design- 20,600 a year


GA-Savannah College of Art and Design- 26,000 a year





I am right now undecided on which college to go to. My concern is which college is going to best suite me 4 years from now and look good on a resume. Is it worth paying more for school to go to the "harvard' of art schools(Parsons) in hope of making a higher salary or is it a better deal going to one of the cheaper options?

Which art college is a better opportunity for education and jobs in the illustration field?
Try Cooper Union in NYC I think you will find that once you have a degree where it came from loses some value, it is what you produce that matters.

What do you think of...art?

yeah. The questions been asked before. So what. I'm lacking any other ides here.


So what do you think of art? Just your opinion. Whether you love it or hate it or don't understand it. Find it beautiful, or expressive Or ridiculous and strange.


What I think: I love art. I guess I could describe the reason why with the fact that it's the one thing in the universe that is truly never one and the same with anything else... or that It's non-conformity in the truest form it's actually possible for it to be in. Or maybe... that there is no "norm" no normal because every artist, every piece of art be it painting or sculpture, or photo has their own style, their own individual unique imaginations and creativity... But even with all that said it's hard for me to actually explain... The best way I can sum up what I think of art is that I guess... Art to me is indefinable... and that's in truth what makes it beautiful. =/


ok I'm done being a freak. you can answer the question now.

What do you think of...art?
I love art. Truly great art will make you feel a whole range of emotions. Even when art makes me angry, I still have to admit that it is great because it served it's purpose and made me think or feel something.
Reply:An art can be a variety of things, not just a painting, photo, etc. My favorite art, however, is instrumental music. How you can express any emotion through it.
Reply:Im an artist! So....I LOVE ART I think it is one of the greatest forms of expression and most the time when an artist creating he/she HAS A MESSAGE or a certain way they want you to FEEL when you look at something they've created.....Art is amazeing.
Reply:I love that it's subjective. There really is no good or bad art, unless it's mass produced Walmart art, or you are a total snob. I love that it inspires moves and motivates, but it can sadden anger and burn.
Reply:I'm not really big into the visual arts, but the word art encompasses many things. I love sculptures when I'm at an art show. Museums wont let you feel things; they don't tend to be very handicap accessible. I also rather enjoy the audible arts.
Reply:Heres some photos to look at while your thinkin' about that...


http://www.myspace.com/michael917917
Reply:art is ok





ANTI ART IS BETTER





art/not art


dada


Fluxus


visual nihilism





think before you paint :)
Reply:Art is very subjective. An artwork can be beautiful in my eyes but ugly in others' eye.
Reply:very expressive, id say.
Reply:i love all art. from painting to dancing. its beautiful








can you asnwer my question?


http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...


thanks
Reply:i love art, mostly music
Reply:It depends on what kind of art
Reply:I love art.
Reply:at times i don't understand some of it....but overall i love it!

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How about computer art?

Do you think that, as an art form, the digital masterpieces being created entirely within computer systems are as valid as those created by more traditional real-world techniques?





I ask because a lot of people I have spoken to in the real world seem to think that computerised art is not "real" art and react to it with some measure of disdain. But to my mind these modern artists are every bit as skilled as real world artists, they just use different media to get the job done.





Then I take a look at some so-called art in the real world and despair; piles of old tyres and stacked bricks, dissected horses and squalid, unmade beds just don't float my boat the way some of those fractals, 3D images and airbrushed miracles do.





I'd give my eye teeth to have just a little bit of the skill some of these computer artists have.

How about computer art?
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Reply:I agree. I bought an old book on computer art 30 years ago - things have moved on quite a bit since then!

In Art School, which do you think is the most intensive major?

Animation/illustration, Pictorial Arts, Spatial Arts, Art History, Graphic Design, Industrial Design, Interior Design.

In Art School, which do you think is the most intensive major?
These are all intensive...it depends on what "you" want to do...