ARTH2710 History of Art to the Renaissance Lecture 08 Archaic & Early Classical Greece part 2 Travis Lee Clark Utah Valley University Summer 2020 Block 1
The first set of the Archaic/Early Classical Greece videos isn't in the playlist D: (also I love how the audience participation portion of this had us practicing our idle animations)
This lecture is brilliant, how it brings so many important things together to help us understand such a critical moment in human culture!! many thanks.
hey there! i'm from brazil, i accidentally came across your channel and im loving it so much!! I've been binging your videos for weeks now just for fun, i love the way you teach its so fascinating and interesting. Just wanted to leave you a message saying thank you for making this freely avaliable and for your excellent work!
I never really got much into greek art, cause the sudden shift in subject matter (the discovery of contraposto and stuff) felt so random to me it honestly was annoyingXD I never thought it would connect to the greek "sense of self" and the need to define what they were fighting for. The moment you explained it, it made so much sense it was sooooo cool!!!!!!!! I love this video so much it ignited a new interest in me that is greek culture thank you for your wonderful work!!!!!!!🔥🔥
I have a BA in Fine Art Painting, though it was a long time ago. Unfortunately I cannot remember dates, but could usually understand the concept behind the advancement in art. It is visual language to me, however it tends to renew itself all the time.
@@normanstratford9329 I'm studying too painting in an Italy academy, but history isn't taught so well like Travis Clark do. It's much more university style, and i love it, though it's not so easy for dates.
You explain things so well! I never really enjoyed ancient Greek culture and philosophy but this lecture made it seem much more interesting and beautiful
Call me crazy but I actually prefer the archaic Greek statues over the classical ones. The anatomic accuracy of the classic statues is absolutly amazing, I just find the archaic ones a bit more pleasing to look at.
Hi. Can we find part one anywhere? I’m going through your entire series but feel like something is missing. Thank you for the great learning opportunity!
The first set of the Archaic/Early Classical Greece videos isn't in the playlist D:
(also I love how the audience participation portion of this had us practicing our idle animations)
This lecture is brilliant, how it brings so many important things together to help us understand such a critical moment in human culture!! many thanks.
hey there! i'm from brazil, i accidentally came across your channel and im loving it so much!! I've been binging your videos for weeks now just for fun, i love the way you teach its so fascinating and interesting. Just wanted to leave you a message saying thank you for making this freely avaliable and for your excellent work!
I never really got much into greek art, cause the sudden shift in subject matter (the discovery of contraposto and stuff) felt so random to me it honestly was annoyingXD I never thought it would connect to the greek "sense of self" and the need to define what they were fighting for. The moment you explained it, it made so much sense it was sooooo cool!!!!!!!! I love this video so much it ignited a new interest in me that is greek culture thank you for your wonderful work!!!!!!!🔥🔥
These lectures are so well made and entertaining, and I am enjoying learning so much, thank you for uploading these Travis!
That Ajax story man, thanks for that amount of detail, it really brought that it to life for me
Oh no please give us part 1. I'm addicted to these lectures
You can find it on the channel.
Very wide spectrum of knowledge and put across very well.
Thank you!
I have a BA in Fine Art Painting, though it was a long time ago. Unfortunately I cannot remember dates, but could usually understand the concept behind the advancement in art. It is visual language to me, however it tends to renew itself all the time.
@@normanstratford9329 I'm studying too painting in an Italy academy, but history isn't taught so well like Travis Clark do. It's much more university style, and i love it, though it's not so easy for dates.
Thank you for uploading these lectures! They are great! :)
You explain things so well! I never really enjoyed ancient Greek culture and philosophy but this lecture made it seem much more interesting and beautiful
Im watching all your vídeos related to ancient greece, amazing job!! Thank u 😊
Call me crazy but I actually prefer the archaic Greek statues over the classical ones. The anatomic accuracy of the classic statues is absolutly amazing, I just find the archaic ones a bit more pleasing to look at.
Thank you so much for your teachings, everything is so interesting!
Still love how where I live gymnasium just means high school lmfao
Italy?
@@simonegreco4620 it for sure is called Gymnasium in Germany
greece?
In Serbia too lol
loool in polish it means middle school
Wish I lived somewhere like old Greek society. Places for ideas and athleticism… maybe I’ll find those someday
Hi. Can we find part one anywhere? I’m going through your entire series but feel like something is missing. Thank you for the great learning opportunity!
More angst than MCR... 😂
Prof. Clark, may i remind you that you are a Ph.D you might want to cut down on the laughing. a little fun is fine, but let's not overdo it.
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