3. Informative Speech Presentations
Overview:
Each student will present an informative speech on his or her topic. Students should pay
close attention to the speeches their peers make, since a quiz will be given afterwards on
the information presented in the speeches.
Main Topic: Art
Topic Choices (Must choose only one topic / Choices must not overlap):
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Alfred Stieglitz and his photography
Andy Warhol and Pop Art
Art Crime: Vandalism, Art Theft, Forgery
Art in Dementia Care
Auctions (e.g. Sotheby’s) and Art as an investment
Documentary Film and Latin America
Edinburgh Fringe
English Landscapes of Constable and Turner
Existentialism in Modern Art
How Phonographs Work
Installation Art
Kabuki
Kitsch
Life of Gillian Lynne
Picasso and Guernica
Qing Dynasty Pottery and Europe
Surrealist Paintings
The Art of Islamic Calligraphy
The Art of Stage Management
The Cannes Film Festival
The Czechoslovak New Wave
The Harlem Renaissance
The Jungian Archetype and Literature
Yuhki Kuramoto and New Age music
20th Century African Art
Jennifer Han
Pearl Lee
Daniel Choi
Michelle Cha
Eun Jung Cho
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Yoobin Weon
So Eun Ahn
Siwoo Song
Dong Hun Kim
Kallen Seong
Jihee Hwang
Abby Kim
Junil Lee
Donghyun Kim
Jessica Ryu
Mina Kim
Suzie Nam
Minho Kim
Ji Young Lee
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Hyee Young Kim
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Dorothy Kim
Hyong Suk Kim
Required Length: 3 min.
Visual Aid (PowerPoint):
- Using a PowerPoint is discouraged, but you may use one only if you feel that certain
images are completely necessary to the speech.
- Maximum number of slides: one , Maximum number of images: three
- No words can be included in the slide.
- Those who prepared a PowerPoint must have the file checked and ready on the class
computer before class starts. You may not use a visual aid if you fail to do so.
Failure to adhere to the above instructions will automatically result in point deduction.