Art 125 Week 3 Individual Assignment Globalization of Art and Pop Culture

ART 125 Week 3 Individual Assignment Globalization Of Art And Pop Culture

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Due to globalization, an art form originating in one place can quickly and easily be adopted by another culture halfway around the globe. For instance, an American art form could be adopted by a foreign country; an art form of foreign origins could be adopted in the United States; or an art form could travel from one foreign countryto another foreign country to be adopted.

Select one of the following art forms and its corresponding impact on a culture:

International style architecture (such as Germany’s Bauhaus style) and its impact on American culture in the 1930s

Popularization of Asian martial arts movies and the impact on American culture in the 1970s

American hip-hop music becoming popular in South Africa in the early 1980s and its impact on South African culture

Importation of Russian propaganda posters’ Constructivist style and its impact on Western European culture

Note.If you would like to select another art form and its corresponding impact on a culture, please obtain instructor approval prior to beginning this assignment.

Preparea 700- to 1,050- word paperin which you assess the cultural impact of embracing your selected art form. In your paper, answer the following questions:

What are the specific effects on the local culture after the particular art form became popular? Are the effects positive (cross-cultural respect), negative (cultural homogenization), or both? Explain your answer.

How did the mass media influence the cultural impact of embracing this art form?

How was this art form advertised?

Did this art form influence the values of the local culture? Explain your answer.

Include a minimum of two references with at least one from a peer-reviewed journal. Utilize the University Library to access articles...