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Module 12 video review

1. I chose the video on Andy Warhol & another on Henry Moore. I chose both of these videos because the topic interested me, and I was familiar with both of the people that these videos were on. I wanted to learn more about these two people.
2. In the first video I learned that Andy Warhol used a technique called "silk screening" to make it a style that he had created. This was something that made it unique for his work. He also used a lot of repetition when it came down to his art work. In the Henry Moore film I learned that he included the idea of a mother and child to create the idea of family in his work,
3. The videos relate to the readings in the text because they include a lot of information about modern art from previous times and individualism. 
4. In my opinion I enjoyed watching these two films. They were very informative, and I learned a lot about each artist in great detail.

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