Format: 10-12 pages of content (not including title page and references), 12-po

Format: 10-12 pages of content (not including title page and references), 12-point font, Times New Roman, double-spaced, default margins, APA citation.

I think it would be best if you explored the piece – describe the medium and convey to the reader the meaning behind the work as stated by yourself, art critics, and Houle. Compare that to the historical and cultural aspects of the topic being explored in the piece.

General Guidelines for the completion of this assignm

• Moving forward: Use the ‘Search’ fields in the websites provided (and others that you find through Google scholar) for current or recent news/blog items that can give more context and information about your topic. NOTE: Copy-and-paste from websites into your essay is plagiarism; it is easy to detect and severely punished. For all quotes or excerpts, proper citation and referencing are expected (see reference guidelines below)pts. However, it is needless and lazy to copy-and-paste chunks of text from websites into your essay, even if properly cited and referenced. It would be best if you learned to paraphrase. Take the information you know and work it into what you want to say in your own words.
• Continue to pay attention to these websites as you move along, as some reporters/bloggers publish frequent updates that will be useful for you.

Format for the paper

Suggested Artists (but not limited to)

• Rebecca belmore “Fringe” by Rebecca Belmore is a significant piece of art that addresses the treatment of Indigenous women and the violence they face. Created in 2008, “Fringe” is a large-scale photograph that depicts a reclining Indigenous woman with a long, horizontal scar across her back. The scar is adorned with delicate red beads that resemble blood, symbolizing both healing and the ongoing trauma experienced by Indigenous women.The artwork is a poignant commentary on the physical and emotional wounds inflicted on Indigenous women, reflecting themes of resilience, survival, and the need for recognition and justice. “Fringe” is a powerful visual representation of the intersection between beauty and pain, highlighting the artist’s commitment to addressing critical social issues through her art.4o

Criteria

• 10 Peer-reviewed sources in total
• 4 peer-reviewed course readings on the chosen topic (minimum)
• 2 peer-reviewed articles on the artist of your choice (minimum)
• 4 peer-reviewed outside sources on your chosen topic (minimum)
• No AI-generated content
• submissions that have zero citation will receive a zero
• 2500 minimum to 3000 maximum words, not including references
• APA 7
• 12 pt Times New Roman
• 1-inch margins

Format for the paper

Suggested Paper outline

Exemplars

Here are two former students’ anonymized papers that capture the assignment’s essence.

Exemplar #1

Exemplar #2

Rubric for Assessment – See Folder