This is the fourth of five artist documentary assignments to…

Question Answered step-by-step This is the fourth of five artist documentary assignments to… This is the fourth of five artist documentary assignments to respond to and turn in… each one is worth 25points for a total of 125 points for these “response” assignments. Please view the youtube video and send your brief responses through Canvas.  2-5 sentences per question is adequate… thank you.Here is the link for the 56 minute youtube video:S10 E1: Masters of Design: The Art of the JapaneseThere is much information out there on-line and in books about RuthAsawa and artists, designers and architects of Japanese descent (actually, if we hadall the time in the world, I would love to study with you all cultures!!).Many years ago, I had the great privilege of meeting and working withRuth Asawa as we worked in the SF/Bay Area… I had a chance to helpinstall her sculptures in the late 1990s when I worked in art galleries!!What I would like for you to think about and respond to is here (althoughyou may absolutely contribute your other insights, of course):1) How did living in the US (during the second World War), racism,discrimination somehow influence and/or inform artists during thatdifficult time in American history?2) Why, in your view or opinion, is Ruth Asawa’s work “multiracial”/”multi-racial” in spirit? What, in your view, contributed to theoutcome of “diversity”, if you will, in her work? How, specifically orbroadly, did Japanese culture, customs and/or history influence theoutcome of their designs (in sculpture, painting, furniture, and/orarchitecture)? (By the way, I absolutely love Isamu Noguchi’s work)3) What was your personal overall impression of this/these particulartype(s) of 3-dimensional artworks, whether it is sculpture and/orarchitectural structures? Please try to identify at least one (or more)sculptures, designs/furniture. Arts & Humanities Writing ART 1 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)