Please do all the three assignments separately 1-First assignment Kara Walker.Kara Walker uses solid black silhouettes and projectors to create racist-based imagery with the appearance of 18th- and 19th-century graphics. Walker said “I knew that if I was going to make work that [dealt] with race issues, they were going to be full of contradictions.” Look at her cut paper and projector image of “They Waz Nice White Folks While They Lasted” (Says One Gal to Another) (Links to an external site.) (Fig. 10.19). Discuss the meaning of the work while considering the title of the work and Walker’s quote.Post your answer and respond to all in your group within 24 hours of the due date. You may and should respond to the responses you get.2-Second assignment Poster Protest7373 unread replies.7373 replies.Against oppressive government? Child labor? False imprisonment? Slavery? Discrimination against the poor? Deplorable conditions against the mentally ill? American commercialization? Pesticides? Racial discrimination? Create a poster-sized advertisement using any media (from computer, photography, paint, drawing, etc) to protest or call attention to an important issue.3- Third assignment Monumental DesignBuildings and structures can commemorate events, such as battles, and people, such as emperors. Even churches make religion monumentally grand (and the patron who built it). But for those people that were displaced by the victors, monuments can be a reminder of oppression. Public can monuments stir up some controversy.View and learn about these:President Dwight Eisenhower Monument by architect Frank Gehry, website (http://www.eisenhowermemorial.org (Links to an external site.)) and protests (http://www.eisenhowermemorial.net (Links to an external site.))
Maya Lin Viet Nam Memorial (Links to an external site.)
site on 13 most controversial (Links to an external site.)
monument and memorial controversies in the US (Links to an external site.)
there are several articles here (Links to an external site.)
Pick 1 to discuss. Give a summary of the monument and its controversy. Do you support the memorial or are you against it? Why? Do you think there is a way to help avoid controversy in monuments? If so what can be done? 200-350 Words. Cite your work.
