Concept Art War is Over! John Lennon, Yoko Ono's Campeign Christmas 1969

        On the First of December 2004, Kevin Concannon gave a lecture at the Myers School on Yoko Ono and John Lennons War is Over! policy-making campaign of 1969. The word campaign in p inventionicular is worthy because Ono and Lennons nontextual matter was carried out through multiple different mediums, all the same all(a) sought to convey the same concept. Billboards, storefront posters, concerts, performance blind, and internationally broadcasted television specials were all used in a give effort to speak out against the Vietnam War. The idea of all these exclusive works coming together to form one bountiful movement is a fantastic example of conceptual subterfuge.          nonobjective dodge is something that has been at the back of my mind for a swear time. I have always been drawn to music, performance machination, and the graphics that surrounds us in everyday life. However, until Concannons lecture I was never able to distinguish concept art from its other present-day(a) day counterparts, i.e. performance art. One must admit, Apples Think motley advertising campaign or Absolutes long-running magazine campaign substantiate upon something in the brain. This is not because there is something complex or uncertain about the images themselves, but they beg to be thought about. The art itself servers a function to be thought provoking so that at least some of the art, if not most of the art, happens not on paper but purely in thought. The artists graduate is to create an image in your head, or an intriguing thought, or a highly individualized experience such that the art is simply in concept, hence its name.         Aside from the music of Lennon and the Beatles, the section of Onos campaign that was the most pervasive was the posters. Their beauty comes from their simplicity and minimalism. They be not flashy, or even colorful. They were encouraged to be... ! What a owing(p) essay! Speaking of thought provoking, you got my ol thinking cap going. :) I never even thought of concept art before. thank! If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: OrderEssay.net

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