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For the next twelve months, I will be providing a profile of one work of art from 12 different museums hoping that the audience for A Sharp Eye will venture forth and have a longer look at some of these fascinating treasures. Analysts say that the average time a viewer spends looking at a work of art is 20 seconds. My goal is to double that at least!!
For my first try, I returned to the Museum of Modern Art in New York City with my 93 year old mother. We have visited many times together as she is an accomplished painter herself. Of all the works we saw, I chose Canyon by Robert Rauschenberg as we both found the story of how and why this work is in the MoMA to be a very engaging tale.
Robert Rauschenberg was born Milton Ernest Rauschenberg in 1925 in Port Arthur, Texas. Dyslexic in his early years, Robert attempted to study pharmacology at the University of Texas, but soon enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1943. After the war, he studied at the Kansas City Art Institute and Black Mountain College in North Carolina where he met modernist Josef Albers, who was his art instructor. Robert’s interest in modern art blossomed there and he soon married and had a son, Christopher, with Susan Weil in 1951. They went to live in New York City where he studied at the Art Students League. After two years they divorced, and he continued to paint with his first retrospective at the Jewish Museum in 1963 in NYC. At his death in 2008, the family heirs formulated The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation which will manage more than 4000 works of art which will be sold and donated to many locations around the globe.
Ileana Sonnabend was a well- respected dealer in modern art and a great friend and patron of Rauschenberg. At her death she owned the Canyon canvas from 1959. It is what Robert called a ‘combine’, a work of art that is both canvas and found objects in one. In 1954 Robert found this stuffed bald eagle in the hall way of his studio building and took it in to his work area. He attached it to the canvas with a hanging pillow and various pieces of cardboard and paint tubes. The heirs of Sonnabend were told by the Internal Revenue Service that this work was appraised at a value of $65 million dollars in her estate. A litigation commenced as the heirs could not sell the work with a bald eagle as it was a felony under the Endangered Species Act of 1973. A settlement was reached whereby the estate donated the work to the MoMA and assigned it a zero value. It can be found on the 5th floor of MoMA amidst the work of many of Rauschenberg’s peers in the field of abstract expressionism.
With more than 20,000 artists represented in the collection accumulated by MoMA since its beginning in 1929, this institution has grown and changed with the waves of time and artistic style over many decades. Begun by Abby Rockefeller when her husband John Jr. and son Nelson were developing Rockefeller Center, it is indeed the small world department that the current chair of MoMA is Jerry Speyer whose company manages Rockefeller Center today. Abby was a great art collector as she was raised by her father, Nelson Aldrich, the senior senator from Rhode Island in a very cultural family. Her father’s legacy was the founding of the Internal Revenue Service in 1913 along with its provisions that encourage tax deductions for the donation of works of art to non- profit institutions.
I hope a visit to the MoMA will include a long look at Canyon, as it is a classic example of how modernism included both specific and random elements in complex compositions. From found objects to repurposed materials, this work is like a vegetable soup- a little bit of this and a little bit of that. You may not want to have it in your home, but you can get a laugh or a smile from the bald eagle suspended in space at the MoMA.
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What To Ask an Education Agent?
Evaluating your options for overseas education can be challenging. The wide array of choices often creates more confusion than clarity. Apart from that, application processes are often tenuous and it’s tough without proper assistance from an experienced professional.
This makes the role of an education agent vital to your study abroad journey. Education agents are trained to provide clear and straightforward services to international students. They provide application assistance and share helpful advice with students pursuing a degree abroad.
It’s important to define the roles and duties of the education agent. Some agents provide either counseling and application assistance or both. Some agents only provide support from the visa application stage and not for pre-arrival matters.
As a general rule, education agents aid in almost every aspect of student recruitment. With that said, they often have specialized expertise in the education system of certain study destinations.
With this level of knowledge, education agents can help you with all your visa-related concerns. They can also aid you in selecting your preferred study program, although there will be other professionals available to help out.
Note that all these services must come free; not a single dime charged on your behalf. Remember, education agents earn based on commissions from the university, not from clients such as yourself.
How many students have you helped successfully land an admission?
Asking this question gives you a clear vision of the credibility of the education agent. Numbers speak for themselves and an agent with high successful cases is more likely to guarantee admission.
Plus, higher successful admissions also means more diverse experience. Naturally, you’ll want to gravitate towards education agents with a well-rounded background in student recruitment.
Keep in mind that their success admissions rates must be relative to their years of experience. Of course, seasoned education agents will have more success stories in their books than new ones.
An agent with more years of experience isn’t ultimately better than a new one though. But it does give you an advantage down the line during your college application.
Which college or university do you offer?
Education agents are recruitment representatives of the schools. Ask an agent about the school they’re representing and inquire about the programs and associated costs.
Moreover, agents are the ones with firsthand knowledge about the campus culture within the said university. Through this, you can get better insights into what it’s like to be a student under their wing.
Certain universities also excel in specific study areas which you may want to look into. An education agent can also help you understand the facilities available to you to supplement your learning.
Although education agents aren’t necessarily financial experts, they can also guide you in with tuition costs. In some cases, they can also lead you to scholarship options if you’re an eligible candidate.
Do you have associates in the countries where you’ll send students?
It’s extremely vital to have continuous support during your adjustment period in the host country. If they have associates or offices in different countries, further assistance is more accessible.
The support you receive must extend during the course of your studies as well. It really makes a difference if an agent’s institution has offices in various parts of the world as well.
If a physical office isn’t in place, at least there should be online alternatives to tap into. For instance, ask your education agent’s availability on online channels for quick inquiries and advice.
What are the costs associated with my application?
Financial matters are a serious concern when it comes to studying overseas. As an international student, you need to