Does anyone know any colleges that are strong in humanities/ writing?

answers1: Well, any liberal arts college will be good for the
humanities/the arts. here are just some from different regions, I'm
not sure where you want to go just yet. Yale, Columbia, Boston
College, Emory, Birmingham Southern, UCLA, Rhodes College, University
of Chicago, Stanford, USC, Duke, Georgetown, and possibly Washington
University. just check out the school's website, and if you still are
undecided, go to collegeboard.com for more info and a list of more
schools.

if you are the president of world,what would you do for the humanities?

answers1: Nothing. Because government is the root of all evil and
every problem that exist in this world right now. Religion is a close
second so that may have to go. Abolish the UN and send all its members
to the places they ****** over for crimes against humanity. <br>
<br>
Peoples better sides come out when there not ruled over.
answers2: what would i do for humanities? hmmm. for humanity i would
end all war treat global trade as that. basically run it like it
should be run i dont feel like going into detail.
answers3: Abolish organized religion.
answers4: I would give everyone hugs
answers5: Nothing. Let them do for themselves, what my grandfathers,
dad, me and my kids had to do. You want something out of live - go
after it - don't hang around for the handout. It is never enough!
<br>
Peace
answers6: enslave all the brown people
answers7: Give up my seat for a man that can really do the job.

how humanities important in your lives?

answers1: James B. Conant, the founding president of the University of
Chicago put it like this: "Humanities education is not for making a
living; it is for making a life." <br>
<br>
Sad to say, this concept is in danger of getting lost now that
everyone is desperate to get a college degree that will qualify them
for a job. Of course that is important, but so is learning something
about how we got to where we are now (history), what people in the
past have said about life (literature) and how else they expressed
themselves (music, visual arts, sculpture.) <br>
<br>
These studies may not guarantee anyone a job, but without them, our
lives are sadly impoverished. <br>
<br>
You might guess that I was a humanities major in college; English
Literature and Writing with a minor in Psychology. <br>
<br>
Oddly enough, I managed to get a job as a newspaper reporter, from
which I retired a couple of decades ago. It definitely paid the
mortgage -- also bought the food, fed the kids, and kept us in a
reasonably decent lifestyle.

Free Art courses online? 10 points!!!?

answers1: try this <br>
<a href="http://www.whispy.com/online-art-lessons-art-classes.html"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.whispy.com/online-art-lessons...</a>
answers2: I don't know about online courses, but you can find
competitions on several facebook art pages.
answers3: There are probably Art courses on the internet but
unfortunetly not for free ..
answers4: <a href="http://www.jerrysartarama.com/videoApplication/videoLessonListing.html?gclid=CLWowtGFvJkCFUeU7QodHHY_6A"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.jerrysartarama.com/videoAppli...</a>

What are some good art schools?

answers1: Pratt, RISD, School of Arts Chicago, California Institute of Arts
answers2: I think I just answered your question about the online
programs at Academy of Art University, but wanted to answer here as
well. <br>
<br>
Academy of Art University is a great school to go to for Photography.
I studied it there and learned a lot! Since all of their instructors
are industry experts, I was able to get a lot of valuable information,
while preparing for success in life after college. Once I graduated, I
landed a great job. Some of my friends who have graduated from there
have also gone on to work for big-name companies. You can see a list
of companies that hire Academy grads by visiting
http://www.academyart.edu/photography-school/index.html. <br>
<br>
The online classes are unlike any others in the world. You can see
demonstrations of online classes here:
http://media.academyart.edu/online/. That will give you an idea of
whether or not that format works for you.

is graffiti art or vandalism?

answers1: I think it depends on the quality and content of the
graffiti. There are some amazing artists who choose to use their
talents in the wrong place. However, I think it can be wonderful art,
and still be vandalism. So, both, I guess.
answers2: It depends on what the person is expressing, in my opinion. <br>
If someone is making a political statement, or is painting a mural or
whatever, then it's art. <br>
However, if a person paints "penis" in really big letters on an
overpass (as is usually the case), then I don't consider it art at
all. <br>
The same goes for gang signs. <br>
I used to have one painted on a railroad sign close to where I lived
when I was little, and it scared me to death knowing that that was
going on so close to where I lived.
answers3: It's vandalism if you don't do it on your own property. It's
art if you do it where you're allowed to.
answers4: Some of it is interesting, but a lot of it is silly, like a
big heart with "Bobbie loves Billie Sue" written on the inside. Some
graffiti (you must know this) conceals coded information from one gang
to another. This type of graffiti is a public menace.
answers5: Graffiti is a Art but when it is expressed on
buildings/freeways/fences/schools- homes/ is is VANDILISM FOR
SURE........and Punishable by law!!! <br>
<br>
<br>
Sounds Like there is a Artist in you trying to get out...Take some art
classes - what most artists use is a CANVAS.....these are cheap to
buy go to a arts and crafts store they come in different sizes and
spray away your art style on this canvas ..you could start a new
trend and have sidewalk showings like at arts and craft fairs...I am
sure you are not the only one who enjoys this Art style..I have seen
some very beautiful Graffiti and some pretty crappy ones.Some cities
allow a artist to use a side of a building and actually commission/pay
you for your art !! <br>
<br>
Dont be a CRIMINAL ARTIST/VANDAL .....BE A REAL ARTIST do it
right...If you dont then someone else will come and spray right over
your graffitti creating a ugly graffiti ...just so you know....when
Vandals Graffiti neighborhoods the property values go down and
most people look at these areas as High crime neighborhoods...and want
to more or not buy a home there. <br>
<br>

answers6: I say both. But I think graffiti makes the buildings
colorful otherwise they are kinda dull. But I don't like graffiti that
is just crayola markers, Spraypaint looks way better.
answers7: Art is a broad topic and graffiti could be considered art. <br>
<br>
The important thing, even if it is art, it is vandalism, unless it is
on your own property or with permission of the property owner.
answers8: i no what u mean i think its really pretty too. but it is
vandalism. usually the graffiti are showing gang signs. if only they
used there art for good.
answers9: When trying to define what we see, we often want to attach a
label to something in order to give it substance. Unfortunately,
labels aren't always accurate. On the street a passer-by could
identify graffiti as urban filth or as simple vandalism. Others might
argue that graffiti enhances the urban landscape and provides telling
depictions of society. These people often compare graffiti with
gallery art. <br>

answers10: Both is the graffiti is on public property. <br>
It's art if it's not against the law.
answers11: graffiti can be vandalism when used in a negative way...of
course it is an art.

how did cameras effect art?

answers1: They added to the ways people can produce art.
answers2: "They also slowed down the growth of painting." <br>
<br>
i have to disagree...if anything it did the opposite. photography
caused painters to experiment more. modern art started around the
same time as people were taking photographs. that's not a coincidence.
answers3: They made up a whole new way to make art, by photography and
filming. <br>
They also slowed down the growth of painting. <br>
<br>
SJ