La création et le rapport aux arts ; Le village, le quartier, la ville - Anglais niveau 2nde
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Street art, Salem, hummingbird, liberté, église, Trek6, Eternal Vibrations, Belfast, conflit nord-irlandais, art urbain, graffiti, Northshore Magazine, Salem Witch Museum, art, anglais
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Ce devoir corrigé d'anglais niveau 2nde du CNED, dont la thématique est le street art, est centré sur la compréhension et l'expression orales.
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Compréhension orale
Expression orale : "Eternal Vibrations" by Trek6 and Salem's most visited museum
Compréhension orale
Expression orale : "Eternal Vibrations" by Trek6 and Salem's most visited museum
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[...] It's a metaphor for the town of Salem, which has to face up to its history in order to move forward. The photograph of the second document is composed in two parts. In the foreground, we can see a building that looks like a stone church. The building takes up all the space in the photo, and it looks poorly lit and appears dark. At the bottom of the building, we can see garlands and red bows. There is a contrast in colour between the walls and the pink light behind the stained glass windows. [...]
[...] La création et le rapport aux arts ; Le village, le quartier, la ville - Anglais niveau 2nde Compréhension de l'oral Il s'agit de la vidéo d'un reportage. Le thème principal est le street art à Belfast et ses artistes. On voit apparaître Glen Molloy, un ancien DJ devenue artiste du street art et Adam Turkington, le fondateur du festival de street art de Belfast. Le street art raconte le conflit nord-irlandais qui a opposé catholiques et protestants, de la fin des années 1960 à la fin des années 1990. [...]
[...] The work is entitled 'Eternal Vibrations' by an artist whose pseudonym is Trek6. The photo illustrates an article entitled 'Salem is a Wicked Good Destination for Art Lovers' by Sarah Shemku, published in Northshore Magazine on 23 April 2024. The photo depicts a mural on a brick-coloured building, showing a very colourful hummingbird and brightly coloured geometric and abstract patterns. The second document is a night-time photograph of Salem's most visited museum. The photo comes from the Wikimedia.org website. It shows the wall of a stone building that looks like a church. [...]
[...] In the background, the dark blue-grey sky indicates that the photo was taken at night. A gaunt tree can be seen in the top right-hand corner of the photo. The scene conveys an eerie and frightening feeling. But this impression is counterbalanced by the presence of Christmas decorations. Moreover, the pink light, which is unusual, provides a strange contrast, making the scene less dramatic and makes the church look like a theme park building. These two documents are reminiscent of the graffiti 'together, we create', which shows that street art occupies old walls and buildings. [...]
