Cleopatra was the Queen of Egypt in her time. After a Life of hardship she committed suicide. In 1876, Edmonia Lewis sculpted a portrait of her death. The sculpture is now in Smithsonian American Art Museum. In the podcast I listened to it talked about how she was nervous about the unveiling of the sculpture. Once it was unveiled it immediately started contraversey. It was called horrendous for its showing of a women's death. In the time of peace and patriotism no one wanted to think about death or confront issues of suffering. It stands 63 x 31 1/4 x 46 in. (160.0 x 79.4 x 116.8 cm.). It weight 3,015 pounds.Which is a pretty good size. The sculpture is amazingly good. It shows her arm swinging of the chair and the other hand holding the asp. When I look at it it reminds me of the old times when they used swords and bows. Like the Roman empire Era, that was a time that I wished I lived in. That time was the best time for art and learning. That's the time where the Renaissance started. Plus I am really into Egyptian art and history so this just attracts me on another level.

This article makes me wonder what world is coming to. I mean getting a zero for putting a bible reference on a place of artwork. That is the stupidest thing i've ever read. Everyone has the right to religion. So its not right for that kid to get in trouble about the bible comment, when these demonic worshipers or doing whatever they want. Its true that I don't believe in a religion, but it still pisses me of about people getting treated unfairly like that.
The other two articles were not intresting to me at all. I hate reading about art. I love to draw, paint, and many other things. I just can't read about it its so boring. Art has been around for a long time. There has been so many great artists like Da Vinci and Picaso. True i think reading is boring but the art work some of these artists have come up with is outstanding. They have done so many masterpieces that have changed the way people look at life. Art is an amazing thing that has shaped modern day life.