- Identify two thinkers that have written on issues relating to resistance and apply them to a significant historical event.
- Apply the idea of resistance to an area of art and design practice. Make reference to three cultural products.
- Critically explore the idea of freedom with reference to three cultural products.
Resistance is the refusal to accept or comply with something and/or the ability not to be affected by something, especially adversely. There are many ways of resisting something/someone which is shown throughout every day life. Psychological resistance is a massive part of today's society due to the crave to be 'different.' Resisting 'the norm' can be considered iconic and innovative to others. There is a lack of self-esteem at the moment, so being innovative can majorly inspire people and gain they're confidence. There are many subconcious trends that are present in modern day generations, making resistance to these trends that much more 'iconic' to those around them. These 'trends' can stretch from fashion to music to the women's emancipation act.
I have chosen to apply the idea of resistance to my specific area of art and design being, film and television. I will be looking at more specifically, ways that previous filmmakers have resisted the 'normal' way of creating a film - making them unique and memorable. I will be researching iconic directors/producers and the reasons why they are who they are.
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