This document discusses three artists - William Wegman, who uses his dogs in his artwork; Robert Adams, who captures nature and how it is affected by humans in black and white photographs; and Ai Weiwei, a human rights activist known for sending messages through his art. The author chose to take photos inspired by each artist - a cat in a hat mimicking Wegman's style, concrete cracking at their grandmother's home reflecting Adams' photos of human impact on nature, and a collage of inspirational quotes in the style of Weiwei's messages through art.

1. Art 21 Project
By: Jennifer Surrette

2. Artist #1: William Wegman
 William Wegman uses
his dogs to share his art
work.
 He has dressed his
animals in different
things or given them
human characteristics to
display his art.

3. My Wegman Photo
 I chose to take a picture
of my cat, Maggie in a
hat.
 I find this similar to
Wegman’s photo and I
find you can see a lot
from Maggie’s
expression as to how
she feels about the hat.

4. Artist #2: Robert Adams
 The next artist I chose
was Robert Adams.
 I thought it was beautiful
how he used his artwork
to capture nature and
how it is effected by the
human population.
 I also love how he made
his photographs in black
and white.

5. My Adams Photo
 I chose to take a picture
of the concrete cracking
at my grandmother’s.
 Over time, because of
our family walking over
the concrete over and
over again, the concrete
has began to crack.

6. Artist #3: Ai Weiwei
 I have saved my favorite
artist I discovered on the
website for last.
 Ai Weiwei was known for
sending important
messages through his
art.
 He was also a human
rights activist.

7. My Weiwei Photo
 I decided to create a
photo combining some
of my favorite quotes,
similar to Weiwei’s photo
I showed before.
 The quotes I have
written together are
outspoken, inspirational
quotes to me that I have
drawn together myself.