Chapter 2 And 3 Art
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This document provides information about an upcoming art history course. It outlines that chapter 2 will be covered quickly with a short quiz on November 17th. It also mentions upcoming assignments like a museum visit, website activity, and event celebrating women in art. Students are directed to an online art composition activity due November 10th involving selecting and printing creations using different visual elements. Chapter 3 will begin on November 18th without a quiz, and details about the related museum visit will follow. Additionally, students are assigned a hands-on art project due November 30th involving creating a work of art that makes a statement in any medium. Grades will be posted online by October 26th.
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